Fine Hill Koyodai Self-Government Hall (Koyodai Area)
Updated: December 28, 2018
due date
Saturday, September 1, 2018
Q&A summary
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There is a green belt along the city road, but it is not managed. There are many weeds and garbage scattered around. I would like them to be managed as they can become a dumping ground and cause fires with dry grass. Shrubs (azaleas) have also been planted, but they are covered with weeds and the areas where they are planted are sparse. I would like them to be either properly managed as plants or treated as weeds. |
I can't answer whether the place you pointed out is municipal land or private land, so I'd like to take it home and get back to you. |
| I would like to make two requests regarding bicycles. (1) I heard that the city is requesting the Tokyo metropolitan government to install a bicycle lane on the roadway of the ridge road, but as a user of a road bicycle, it is dangerous because the tire is caught in the roadway gutter. sometimes feel About shape of gutter, we want you to consider safety. (2) There is a slope (Shiroyama-dori) that descends from Koyodai toward Minamitama Station, but there are many bicycles riding on the sidewalk. I think the rule is that bicycles should be ridden on roads, but if bicycles are to be ridden on sidewalks, I would like the city to consider measures to prevent them from going too fast. |
(1) Installation of bicycle lanes on the ridge highway is currently at the request stage, so it has not been determined whether it can be realized. Regarding safety measures, we would like to consider various opinions in the future. (2) As a safety measure for pedestrians, the basic idea is to make the sidewalks exclusively for pedestrians and have bicycles use the roadways. Even bicycles have different running speeds. Currently, we are setting up "obstruction sticks" (post cones) on the sidewalk in front of the Central Library. However, if an extreme bump (level difference) is provided, there is a risk of causing an accident due to it, so there is no choice but to take a lenient countermeasure. In addition, the safe use of bicycles is, first of all, a matter of manners and morals of users, and I would like to work on enlightenment as well. |
| Street trees are getting bigger, and neagari is happening on the sidewalk. I want you to take measures. | Neagari is a natural phenomenon that occurs as trees grow, and the original solution is to cut down the trees, but there are many objections from local residents. For extreme areas that require countermeasures, we will consider repairs, so please let the department in charge know. |
| At the intersection in front of Super Sanwa, many traffic lights are ignored (especially when the traffic light changes). I think it is necessary to improve it so that the waiting time of the signal can be known. | Traffic lights are installed and managed by the police station, and every year the city requests the police station to install traffic lights and improve traffic. Regarding the signal you pointed out, we have been requesting improvement from the city to the police station, but unfortunately it has not come true. I would like to continue to make requests in the future. |
| There are places that need repair, such as some of the blocks laid on the sidewalk in the Koyodai area are peeling off. Does the department in charge of the city check the condition of the roads in the city? | The city's department in charge regularly patrols and inspects street trees, street lights, and roads, but it is difficult to grasp the situation in all parts of the city with limited personnel. |
On the city's website, it says that it is "taking measures" for local cats that do not have owners, but there is no specific information. I would like to know what kind of initiatives the city is taking and what kind of initiatives it will take in the future. |
The city's efforts include providing guidance and awareness to encourage proper breeding. In addition, through the veterinary association, we provide indirect support to welfare organizations. There was a time when Inagi City subsidized the cost of sterilization surgery for cats without owners, but this was abolished after a debate in the assembly at the time. Currently, there are conflicting opinions between those who want this to be resumed and those who say it is unnecessary. We are aware that other cities are subsidizing contraceptive surgery, but Inagi City is prioritizing human medical care, nursing care, and social security within its limited financial resources, and is currently prioritizing it. Although I think the degree is low, it does not mean that we have decided not to provide subsidies in the future. |
| What kind of initiatives does the city hall take as a way of working reform? Also, is the city working to encourage private companies in the city to actively implement reforms? | The city hall, as a business establishment, is actively working on work style reform. While reducing the number of employees, overtime hours have been significantly reduced as a result of outsourcing of operations to the private sector and various administrative reforms. The city does not have the authority to intervene in efforts to reach out to private businesses, and the Labor Standards Inspection Office falls under the jurisdiction of the Labor Standards Inspection Office. |
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