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Corporate Success Factor Performance Report – Quarter 3 (2007/08) CPU030
Performance Monitoring Scrutiny Panel Monday 3rd March 2008 By: Lise Sorensen, Project Support Officer 01293 438519 Key points:
1. 52% of the 29 quarterly Corporate Success Factors is on target in Q3. In quarter 2 the level was 64%.
2. The short and long term trend of BV9, BV12 and BV66a is now compared
seasonally. 3. 14 of the 29 indicators have improved on the quarter and 18 have improved on a
long term basis, based on the average of 4 previous quarters performance.
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Quarter 3 Corporate Success Factors 2007/08 - Quarterly PIsThe Corporate Success Factor report is based on a selection of Performance Indicators reflecting our priorities in the Corporate Plan 'Aiming forExcellence' and the health of our organisation.-In order to achieve high standard of data quality for our performance information, Crawley Borough Council have Data Quality Managerswho are responsible for checking and verifying the data outturns. They have final sign off before the data become active on our performancemanagement system, Covalent, and features within this performance report.-A high level summary chart of the Councils performance against our Corporate Success Factors this quarter is shown below. The overallperformance level for Q2 was 64% (18) Green, 7% (2) Amber, 21% (6) Red and 7% (2) Unknown.-Report Number: CPU30
Report Author: Lise SorensenGenerated on: 14 February 2008
A1 Our Communities
Q32006/07
Q42006/07
Q12007/08
Q22007/08
Q32007/08Status
PICode
Short NameDirectorate& Division
DataQuality
Manager Value Value Value Value ValueQuarterly
TargetAim To
ShortTrend
LongTrend
Latest Commentary
BV78a
Speed ofprocessing in days- new HB/CTBclaims
DirectorateResources;
Division
DaveRawlings;Gail Yates
14.4 14.4 14.8 11.4 9.8
20.0Aim To
Minimise
18 January 2008The continued focus on new ways of workinghas lead to a significant performanceimprovement, with the year to date figure well
Q32006/07
Q42006/07
Q12007/08
Q22007/08
Q32007/08Status
PICode
Short NameDirectorate& Division
DataQuality
Manager Value Value Value Value Value
QuarterlyTarget
Aim ToShortTrend
LongTrend
Latest Commentary
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CustomerServices
below the target. Importantly these changeshave also drastically reduced the end to endto end time from the customer's perspective.
BV78b
Speed ofprocessing indays - changes ofcircumstances forHB/CTB claims
DirectorateResources;
DivisionCustomerServices
DaveRawlings;Gail Yates
7.7 7.2 9.3 5.3 6.6
11.0Aim To
Minimise
18 January 2008The continued focus on new ways of workinghas lead to a significant performanceimprovement, with the year to date figure wellbelow the target.
BV127aViolent Crime per1,000 Population
DirectorateCommunityServices;Division
CommunityServices
DonEdwardson
7.4 8.3 6.7 7.1 5.7
7.1Aim To
Minimise
22 January 2008Police and partnership resources have beenspecifically targeting public place violentcrime in the town centre on Fridays andSaturday nights between 8pm and 3am andseems to be making an impact.It is worth noting that 40% of all recordedviolent crimes, 70% of all recorded stabbingsand beatings,78% of all recorded assaultsand 88% of all recorded criminal damagecases are committed whilst offenders areunder the influence of alcohol.
BV183b
Length of stayin temporaryaccommodation(Hostel) in weeks
DirectorateEnvironment& Housing;
DivisionHousingStrategicServices
Mark Dow
39 41.8 24.48 40.52 37.7
35Aim To
Minimise
21 January 2008Performance has improved over Q2and Q3 for 06/07 but is impacted by thesupply of accommodation, allocationpolicy,management practices within hostelsand tenants' engagement in the ChoiceBased Lettings Scheme. Amendments toallocations policy made Dec/Jan are gearedtowards improving performance further. Areview of hostels management is planned forQ1 08/09
BV212
Average timetaken to re-let localauthority housing(in days) YTD
DirectorateEnvironment& Housing;
DivisionCrawleyHomes
BeatriceMaunder
23 24 31 24 21
25Aim To
Minimise
18 January 2008Performance here has again been excellentwith a cumulative average of 21 daysachieved on year to date in Q3. Monthlynon-cumulative performance is well abovetarget with 14.8, 15.8, and 14.3 days havingbeen achieved for October, November andDecember.
BV213PreventingHomelessness- number of
DirectorateEnvironment& Housing;
Mark Dow
0 1 1 1 1
1Aim To
Maximise
15 January 2008The indicator is calculated per 1000 of thehouseholds in the Borough and is reported
Q32006/07
Q42006/07
Q12007/08
Q22007/08
Q32007/08Status
PICode
Short NameDirectorate& Division
DataQuality
Manager Value Value Value Value Value
QuarterlyTarget
Aim ToShortTrend
LongTrend
Latest Commentary
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households wherehomelessnessprevented(per thousandhouseholds)
DivisionHousingStrategicServices
with no decimals. Improvements are beingmade in the recording of homeless preventionto ensure that all cases eligible are includedin the calculation of this indicator. UpperQuartile performance is now 4.Whilst the overall annual target is 5 thequarterly target is actually 1.25, however thisis not shown as the indicator must be reportwith 0 decimal places and the full target istherefore not shown.The indicator is thereforeoff target for the quarter.
CH-SMPR-39a
Average waittime for A & A'major worksover £500' fromreferral receivedto installationcompleted(months)
DirectorateEnvironment& Housing;
DivisionCrawleyHomes
BeatriceMaunder
11.5 10.78 5.57 6.33 7.23
3Aim To
Minimise
31 January 2008The waiting times are subject to continuousfluctuation due to the changing number ofreferrals recieved, and the different pointsallocated to each referral. Also, the BO reporthas recently been changed to show waitingtimes for refrrals under £500, and for thoseover £500. Therefore, insufficient time haslapsed to show any meaningful trends.
CH-SMPR-39b
Average waittime for A & A'minor worksunder £500' fromreferral receivedto installationcompleted(months)
DirectorateEnvironment& Housing;
DivisionCrawleyHomes
BeatriceMaunder
0
3Aim To
Minimise
CH5
The average timetaken to completenon urgent repairs(in days) YTD
DirectorateEnvironment& Housing;
DivisionCrawleyHomes
BeatriceMaunder
26.5 27.13 27.46 26.68 25.06
21Aim To
Minimise
11 February 2008The quarterly figure reported is the Year toDate figure. Data is also captured for a rolling3 month figure, which is 20.70 for Q3.This indicator is to monitor overallperformance in the time taken to completenon urgent repairs to ensure tenantsreceive an appropriate and timely service inresponding to repairs classified in the routinecategory and measured against Governmenttargets.A calculation is performed to add the datafor standard and non urgent together to givean overall average number of days taken tocomplete the works.
Q32006/07
Q42006/07
Q12007/08
Q22007/08
Q32007/08Status
PICode
Short NameDirectorate& Division
DataQuality
Manager Value Value Value Value Value
QuarterlyTarget
Aim ToShortTrend
LongTrend
Latest Commentary
4
CH16a
Percentage ofemergency (P1)responsive repairscarried out inaccordance withtarget timescalesYTD
DirectorateEnvironment& Housing;
DivisionCrawleyHomes
BeatriceMaunder
62.9% 64.1% 79.7% 84.3% 88.04%
100%Aim To
Maximise
31 January 2008Performance has improved in the past 3months with October 96.1%, November95.7% and December 96.98%Definition: The percentage of priority 1 emergencyrepairs completed within the Governmenttimescale of 1 day.Aim/Purpose:To ensure tenants receive an appropriateand timely service in responding to repairsclassified in the emergency category andmeasured against Government targets.Quarterly figure is shown cumulatively.
HSS21
The number ofnew housing unitscompleted duringthe year throughthe enabling role
DirectorateEnvironment& Housing;
DivisionHousingStrategicServices
Mark Dow;Helen
O'Gorman
83 16 41 96 35
143.25Aim To
Maximise
16 January 2008At the end of quarter 3 there have been 172completions, which is above target to date.The target for the year is 191 which will beexceeded in quarter 4.
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A2 Our Environment
Q32006/07
Q42006/07
Q12007/08
Q22007/08
Q32007/08Status
PICode
Short NameDirectorate& Division
DataQuality
Manager Value Value Value Value ValueQuarterly
TargetAim To
ShortTrend
LongTrend
Latest Commentary
BV82a(i)% of HouseholdWaste Recycled
DirectorateCommunityServices;DivisionAmenityServices
SusanBarrett;Peter
Browning;Chris Harris
26.61% 27.72% 27.55% 27.21% 27.30%
30.00%Aim To
Maximise
03 January 2008Q3. Oct - Dec 07 To be confirmd by theEnvironment Agency in Feb 08 once formaltonnage data is released by WSCC.
BV82b(i)% of HouseholdWaste Composted
DirectorateCommunityServices;DivisionAmenityServices
SusanBarrett;Peter
Browning;Chris Harris
.27% .00% .50% .53% .20%
.27%Aim To
Maximise
03 January 2008Q3. Oct - Dec 07 Figure to be confirmedby Environment Agency once WSCC havereleased their tonnage figures. Confirmationexpected Feb 08. Green bag service stoppedearly November. Green bin service to beintroduced March 2008
BV84a
HouseholdWaste Collection(kilograms perhead)
DirectorateCommunityServices;DivisionAmenityServices
SusanBarrett;Peter
Browning;Chris Harris
83.7kg 89.0kg 82.1kg 82.0kg 83.0kg
93.0kgAim To
Minimise
15 January 2008Q3 Oct-Dec 2007: To be confirmed by theEnvironment Agency once WSCC havereleased their tonnage data. Confirmationexpected Feb 08
BV199a
Local Street andEnvironmentalCleanliness Litter& Detritus (% landassessed belowan acceptablelevel)
DirectorateCommunityServices;DivisionAmenityServices
SusanBarrett;Peter
Browning
7% 9% N/A 11% 10%
24%Aim To
Minimise
03 January 2008Q3: Oct - Dec 2007. Survey undertaken 3times per year. This figure is the actual figuretaken from survey 2 which is from 1st Aug to30 Nov 07. Litter and detritus scores low dueto reporting and cleansing of known hotspots,and weekly removal of litter from areas ofconcern..
BV199b
Local Street andEnvironmentalCleanliness -Graffiti (% landwith unacceptablelevels visible)
DirectorateCommunityServices;DivisionAmenityServices
SusanBarrett;Peter
Browning
0% 0% N/A 0% 0%
1%Aim To
Minimise
03 January 2008Q3: Oct - Dec 07 BV199b. The survey isundertaken 3 times per year.This figure is the actual figure taken fromsurvey 2 undertaken from 1st Aug to 30 Nov07Graffiti is not a problem in Crawley due to therapid removal system we have in place by ourgraffiti removal team.
BV199c
Local Street andEnvironmentalCleanliness -Fly-posting levels(% land with
DirectorateCommunityServices;Division
SusanBarrett;Peter
Browning
0% 0% N/A 0% 0%
1%Aim To
Minimise
03 January 2008Q3: Oct- Dec 07The survey is undertaken 3 times per year.
Q32006/07
Q42006/07
Q12007/08
Q22007/08
Q32007/08Status
PICode
Short NameDirectorate& Division
DataQuality
Manager Value Value Value Value Value
QuarterlyTarget
Aim ToShortTrend
LongTrend
Latest Commentary
6
unacceptablelevels visible)
AmenityServices
This figure is the actual figure taken fromsurvey 2 undertaken from 1st Aug to 30 Nov07
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A3 Our Economy
Q32006/07
Q42006/07
Q12007/08
Q22007/08
Q32007/08Status
PICode
Short NameDirectorate& Division
DataQuality
Manager Value Value Value Value ValueQuarterly
TargetAim To
ShortTrend
LongTrend
Latest Commentary
PSP29
The numberof rent reviewsoutstanding for aperiod of 9 months(or more).
DirectorateResources;
DivisionPS & P
MikePidgeon
42 40
Aim To
Minimise
22 January 200842 rent reviews were outstanding at the endof Q2 2007/08.Q3 2007/08 - Additional 9 rent reviews dueduring Q3 and 11 were completed. Thisleaves 40 outstanding at the end of Q3.Target is to be confirmed and thus a statussymbol is not yet applied.
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A4 Our Council
Q32006/07
Q42006/07
Q12007/08
Q22007/08
Q32007/08Status
PICode
Short NameDirectorate& Division
DataQuality
Manager Value Value Value Value ValueQuarterly
TargetAim To
ShortTrend
LongTrend
Latest Commentary
BV8% of invoices paidon time
DirectorateResources;
DivisionFinance
KarenHayes
93.57% 89.41% 88.38% 96.06% 93.29%
96.00%Aim To
Maximise
03 January 2008Cumulative figure is 92.62%.Environmental & Housing had the lowest %especially Crawley Homes with 86%.Democratic Services had the lowest at 83%.This is because in December 9 invoices wereprocessed out of which 3 were overdue.Fewer invoices processed pulled a higher %rate.
BV9% of Council Taxcollected
DirectorateResources;
DivisionCustomerServices
DaveRawlings;Gail Yates
28.06% 11.37% 30.21% 28.24% 28.04%
28.00%Aim To
Maximise
18 January 2008The use of the full range of effective recoveryactions and an excellent and focused teamattitude has meant a continuation in the trendof improved collection rate. It is anticipatedthat the end of year figure will be ahead oftarget. Cumulative figure is 86.49% against acumulative target of 86.10% in Q3.
BV12Working Days LostDue to SicknessAbsence
DirectorateChief
Executive;DivisionHR & D
SarahBarnes
2.20 2.20 1.80 1.80 2.20
2.07Aim To
Minimise
15 January 2008Average days sickness per employee forQuarter 3 is 2.2 days. The cumulative figureis 5.8 days.
BV66a
Rent Collectionand ArrearsRecovery -proportion of rentcollected
DirectorateEnvironment& Housing;
DivisionCrawleyHomes
BeatriceMaunder
97.84% 98.14% 96.51% 97.24% 97.80%
98.40%Aim To
Maximise
18 January 2008This is a cumulativee performance indicator.A collection rate of 97.80% against a yearend collection rate of 98.40% has beenachieved.Collection is on on track to achievethe year end target and the collection rateat quarter 3 is similar to the collection rateachieved at this stage last year. TM
BV109aMajor applicationsdetermined in 13weeks
DirectorateEnvironment& Housing;
DivisionPlanningServices
PaulFairham
50.00% 71.00% 60.00% 50.00% 50.00%
63.00%Aim To
Maximise
12 February 2008CR/2007/0563/OUT Residential and relateddevelopment Site of Former CommunityCollege Lady Margaret Road Ifield - Refusedwithin targetCR/2007/0220/FUL Decked Car Park andnew Atrium/Glazed Elevation Tesco StoresHazelwick Avenue - Permitted but not withintarget
Q32006/07
Q42006/07
Q12007/08
Q22007/08
Q32007/08Status
PICode
Short NameDirectorate& Division
DataQuality
Manager Value Value Value Value Value
QuarterlyTarget
Aim ToShortTrend
LongTrend
Latest Commentary
9
BV109bMinor applicationsdetermined in 8weeks
DirectorateEnvironment& Housing;
DivisionPlanningServices
PaulFairham
69.00% 68.00% 69.00% 68.00% 75.00%
68.00%Aim To
Maximise
BV109c
PlanningApplications:'Other' applicationsdetermined in 8week
DirectorateEnvironment& Housing;
DivisionPlanningServices
PaulFairham
86.00% 86.00% 85.00% 87.00% 85.00%
83.00%Aim To
Maximise
Cust7cPercentage ofcalls abandoned -all calls
DirectorateResources;
DivisionCustomerServices
DaveRawlings
11% 9% 9% 7% 7%
12%Aim To
Minimise
08 January 2008This quarter saw a consolidation ofperformance and has kept the abandonedrate to 8%, well ahead of target
Cust17cAverage telephonewaiting time - allcalls (in seconds)
DirectorateResources;
DivisionCustomerServices
DaveRawlings
56 53 49 41 36
54Aim To
Minimise
08 January 2008The Improved performance in Q2 continuedin to Q3 and has seen the year to date figurebrought down to 42 seconds, well inside thetarget
Fin13% sundry debtscollected
DirectorateResources;
DivisionFinance
KarenHayes
76% 78% 80.73%
95%Aim To
Maximise
31 January 2008The % of sundry debts collected in Q3 is80.73%. There is 3.5% improvement overQuarter 2 and 6.2% improvement overQuarter 1.
Fin14
% projectedunderspend oroverspend ofcurrent yearsbudget
DirectorateResources;
DivisionFinance
KarenHayes
-6.64% -9.48%
Data Only22 January 2008Underspend at Quarter 3 of £1.631m againsta budget before use of reserves of £17.195m
PI Status Long Term Trends Short Term Trends
This PI is significantly belowtarget.
The value of this PI hasimproved in the long term.
The value of this PI hasimproved in the short term.
This PI is slightly belowtarget.
The value of this PI hasworsened in the long term.
The value of this PI hasworsened in the short term.
Q32006/07
Q42006/07
Q12007/08
Q22007/08
Q32007/08Status
PICode
Short NameDirectorate& Division
DataQuality
Manager Value Value Value Value Value
QuarterlyTarget
Aim ToShortTrend
LongTrend
Latest Commentary
10
This PI is on target. The value of this PI has notchanged in the long term.
The value of this PI has notchanged in the short term.
This PI cannot be calculated.
This PI is a data-only PI.