According to a report, plans are being developed to address anti-social behavior and littering in Bradford before its year as the City of Culture.
The year-long arts festival will be held in the city in 2025.
Police authority may be reviewed to reduce crime, and licensing procedures may be streamlined to encourage bars and food establishments to open in time for the event, according to information presented at a council meeting.
Cleaning will be done to make sure the city is "dressed and ready.".
The Local Democracy Reporting Service states that a council meeting will be informed that part of the preparations will involve a review of street furniture, with any damaged or unnecessary "clutter" being removed.
According to the report, it would be important to "prevent and deter anti-social behavior.".
The report stated that "significant growth in the cultural sector will attract increased numbers of visitors, particularly in our urban centres - often during the darker evening hours.".
In order to identify areas that may present a greater risk as we approach 2025, partnership work to assess the actual safety as well as the "feeling" of safety in key locations in our urban centers and other key cultural sites is necessary.
"The program should collaborate with the District Community Safety Partnership to assess the risk of specific crime types, such as acquisitive crimes, drug dealing, street drinking, and anti-social behavior, especially in areas where cultural development may take place and those where redevelopment may change the "look and feel" of a location from what it is now. ".
Additional lighting, CCTV, and vegetation removal could all be implemented as measures.
In addition, a review of roadwork and maintenance plans is being considered "to ensure they maximize the impact on appearance of the city center, key routes into and key locations throughout the district."
