Effects of anti-social behaviour Not only does anti-social behaviour impacts negatively on local residents but there is a heavy financial burden. The cost involved causes money to be re-directed from other County Council services . The county council as the landlord of halting sites is obliged to follow up on complaints There are penalties for use by the landlord (i. e. the County Council) to  respond to anti-social behaviour  . If a tenant is evicted from their accommodation due to anti-social behaviour they will be deemed to have rendered themselves homeless. Consequently, they may not be provided with another home by the County Council. Allocation is withheld for a probationary period of 3 years. A reduction in waiting time is allowed if the County Council is made satisfied that the evicted tenant is capable of living (and agreeable to live ) in the community , without causing further anti-social behaviour.
Effects of anti-social behaviour One way anti-social behaviour impacts negatively on local residents is by imposing an unwanted financial burden. To cover these costs, money must be re-directed away from County Council services that benefit the local residents The county council , as landlord of a halting site, is obliged to follow up on complaints . County Councils can respond to anti-social behaviour by imposing penalties . If a tenant is evicted from their accommodation due to anti-social behaviour , they are deemed homeless. Consequently, they may not be provided with another home by the County Council. Allocation is withheld for a probationary period of 3 years. A County Council may reduce the waiting time if the evictee can convince them they are willing and able to live in the community without engaging in further anti-social behaviour.
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