Nagamine Fureai Hall (Nagamine district)

[Answer from the management department later]
・The city requested bus operators to increase the number of route buses connecting Minami-Tama Station and Wakabadai Station, and in April 2019, one round-trip bus service was increased. We have heard from bus operators that they would like to consider increasing the number of buses in the future based on the situation. I would like to continue making requests in the future.
・In addition, the current i-Bus routes were discussed at the Inagi City Regional Public Transportation Council, which is made up of representatives from each neighborhood association and civic group, the police, bus operators, etc., and held 32 meetings. After holding 26 public information sessions, operation began on March 27, 2017. At that time, we have added one bus to the service, and there are currently no plans to increase the number of buses any further. We would like to report this at the review meeting and utilize it for future i-Bus operations.

[Answer from the Environment Division at a later date]
・"Outdoor burning (open burning)", which burns waste without using incineration equipment, is prohibited by the "Waste Disposal and Public Cleansing Law" (hereafter referred to as the "Law"). The ordinance stipulates that "incineration of waste that is unavoidable for running agriculture, forestry, etc." is an "exception to the prohibition of incineration" as well as "Sainogami".
・Regarding open burning, when the city receives complaints about smoke, odors, etc., the city staff first checks the site and responds according to the law. We ask that you be considerate of your neighbors.
In addition, we would like to seize the opportunity to publish new publications such as the Garbage and Recycling Calendar that will be seen by many citizens in the future, and to enlighten as many citizens as possible about the prohibition of open burning.

・I received a very important proposal.
・In the high-growth period, there was a time when people worked hard to get paid, paid taxes, and entrusted all administrative services to government offices. .
・However, now that we are in an era of declining population and declining tax revenues, we are faced with a situation where we must face diversifying administrative needs and maintain the infrastructure that was once developed.
・Of course, there are administrative services that must be reduced in order to promote sustainable administrative and financial management. The time has come to shift the way of thinking about what should be continued as tax-funded services and what should be abolished.
・In the midst of the shrinking phase of administrative services, it is very important to take the perspective of “the role that citizens should play” one step ahead of “collaboration with citizens”. I think it should be
・We had suggestion for "Inagi of 2030" from citizen's meeting on devising next long-term comprehensive plan the other day. When I looked at the contents of the proposal, I was very impressed to see that it included the viewpoints of "citizens themselves should work independently" and "let's take responsibility for themselves" instead of "let the government take care of it."
・We would like to proceed with the planning so that we can incorporate such perspectives.