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Planning Obligations Under Section S106 Planning (financial) Obligations (‘open Cases’) - as of end of October 2018 1) extant & implemented Planning Permissions supported by: existing contributions or balances in process of being committed owed monies, overdue for payment where already known potential contributions – monies that might be received if the related development comes forward The information in the work book is based on the pre 2018 Ward boundary changes; this is currently being updated to reflect the new wards. Where a change is known this is reflected under each site address at this time. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ancoats & Clayton Date Approved signed Obligation £ actual £ Plg Ref Location / Site development Obligation particulars £ agreed Reserved project £ reserved or trigger received committed description draft Spent towards St Michaels Flags & Angel Meadow Ph 2 (matched with monies retaining & / or improving the from 70404) incorp environ, public realm / facils, repair / highways, pub infrast etc mplement nt of revs to pl perm ref 10 Rochdale Rd (which may incl a new or Aspin Lane retaining 079201 073047 for elevational 17-Jan- Ancoats upgraded ped crossing) in the wall & Lowry Steps, Spend /FO/20 alterations to proposed 84,050.39 n/a 84,050.39 84,050.39 07 Ancoats and ANCCLY ward & assoc costs landscaping Angel commence 06/N1 building (amends Beswick (replaces agreement 4th Oct Meadows & treating d balance l 073047) 05 for £167,500 ) (also Japanese Knotweed to be complements 4th Oct 05 & bal of 16,928 committed under 070404) towards Great Ancoats Street / Pollard St crossing in assoc with Etihad development land at Royal Mill amendmt to pp 65195 improving & maintaining the 078181 Redhill Street FO for 283 apartments environ, pub realm, highways 05- 21,000.00 Response awaited /FO/20 Ancoats (app 18/10/02) incldg int / facils / infra etc within 21,000.00 n/a 0.00 n/a Feb-07 N/hoods Lead 06/N1 Ancoats and alts to mplem allowing Ancoats Urban Village in the Beswick an incr of 21 aparts immed vicinity & assoc costs 6 sty mple for basement Class A2 (fin improving & maintaining the & prof) or Class A3 (rest 092452 environment & public realm / 08-Oct- 22 – 26 Edge St & development) & grd /FO/20 highways / facils / 70,000.00 n/a 80,602.30 80,602.00 Committed 10 Piccadilly level Class A1 (shop) & Millennium Gardens 10/C2 infrastructure etc in the City 14 apartments above Centre & assoc costs following demo of extg bldg 1 Variation of condition 11 Growth Deal – Great attached to application Ancoats St ref no 068295 (for 84 Improvement project apartments with Class entailing 1) A1, A2,or B1 at ground improvement works to level & assoc pkg on site existing footway for of former Laystall House providing crossing enhanced pedestrian to drop the condition improvement on Great access comprising requiring a ped crossing Ancoats Street in the vicinity upgrade of materials 40 Laystall to be approved & 18- 109096 of the Development & asssoc & layout at the junctn Street provided at the junction Sept- /JO/201 costs, in lieu of the Owner 80.000.00 n/a 80,000.00 of Gt Ancoats St & 80,000.00 Committed Ancoats of great Ancoats St & 15 5/C2 implementing the Highway Laystall St (£41,760 / Piccadilly Laystall S), to allow Works required to discharge 60%) payment through legal condition 11 under 2) new pedestrian agreement of sum of 068295/OO crossing on Gt money in lieu of Ancoats St & Laystall providing the pedestrian St at existing crossing at the junction signalled junction of Great Ancoats Street (£27,840 / 40%) and Laystall Street 3) fees (£10,400 / required by that 13%) condition. For implementation of either Variation of Condition 4 permission, towards costs of (height parameters) of a) Parking Permit Scheme 106592OO for 340 incl signage throughout, b) dwellings max with review of existing parking Riverpark 110486 assoc open space, restrictions on named Trading Estate 3 Nov /JO/20 highways, landscaping Distributor Roads then Riverpark Road On 16 & 15/N1 with all matters reserved following results, any Newton Heath 80,000.00 commence - n/a n/a n/a 25- & with the exception of measures mplement and c) Miles Platting ment Nov-15 106592 access which is processing / admin of permits and Newton /OO/20 proposed to be taken off for the max 340 dwellings Heath 14/N1 Riverpark Road, to AND to apply the Man Fee to change height of block monitor mplement & one to between part 4 overseeing the spend and part 5 storeys. process of creating the PPS from start to finish 13 storey building comprising 119 apartments on Floors 1- 12 (Class C3) & 2 no 47 Houldsworth for the purpose of improving ground floor retail / 04- 109784 Street and maintaining the commercial units Improvements to Feb-16 /FO/20 (Great Ancoats environment on Great On (Classes A1, A2, A3, A4, 213,000.00 230,613.46 Great Ancoats Street 230,613 Committed & 11- 15/C2( St & Newton St) Ancoats St & assoc costs (& occupation A5, B1, D1 (Nursery) & env Aug-16 2) Piccadilly varied by 11-Aug 16 (3) for D2 Gym & public realm, ownership change) highways, engineering & assoc works following demolition of existing building 2 mixed use development in 9 storey building compising 64 no. residential apartments (Use Class C3a) with a contribution towards cost of 4 Angel Court 110351 325 sq. m (GEA) ground bus or Metrolink season 05- Ancoats Prior to /FO/20 commercial unit (Use tickets for occupiers and / or 64,000.00 0.00 n/a n/a n/a Aug-16 Piccadilly occupation 15/N1 Classes A1, A2, A3, B1, bicycles and / or other asso or D1) with associated equip works and pedestrian access, following demolition of existing buildings & structures 2 no. mixed use buildings after demolition of existing Building A - pt 4/ 5 / 6 / 8 sty ancillary facilities services & commercial use (A1, A3, B1) at gf/ land At 76 – 82 basement levels & 72 Oldham Street & apartments (C3) above land bounded by & 2 green roofs. 110074 Spear Street, improving & maintaining the 28- Building B – pt 3 / 5 Prior to /FO/20 Warwick Street environment in the Oldham 75,000.00 0.00 n/a n/a n/a Aug-16 storey. 100 cycle occupation 15/C2 & Houldsworth Street area of the City parking spaces, 9 car Street parking spaces, building Ancoats services & commercial Piccadilly space at basement level, ancillary facilities & services & commercial space (A1, A3, B1) at gf level & 28 apartments (C3) above and 1 green roof. Conversion of building to 31 x apartments (1 x 1 bed, 24 x 2 bed, 6 x 3 bed) with 19 x parking Brownsfield Mill spaces and 31 cycle 115401 Binns Place 07- parking spaces and Prior to /FO/20 Manchester M4 Affordable Houisng 100,000 Sep-17 elevational alterations to occupation 17 5BP include creation of Piccadilly private garden and courtyard spaces with associated hard and soft landscap 3 Part Site Of Existing Car Erection of 2 linked Park Bounded buildings ranging in By Ducie Street, height from 8 to 10 The Rochdale storeys (plus roof top Canal, Peak plant room) to provide 115178 On 16-Jan- Street, Tariff residential /FO/20 Affordable Housing 100,000.00 commence 18 Street (Multi- accommodation (Use 17 ment Storey Car Park) Class C3) comprising 18 And Remainder x 1 bed, 84 x 2 bed, 15 x Of Surface Car 3 bed, 2 x duplex (4 Park Manchester bed) and 9 townhouses M1 2JL (7 x 3 bed, 1 x 2 bed a Piccadilly Land Bounded By Cable Street, Erection of a 9 storey Cross Keys building to form a 224- Street, Deed of Variation – 118057 bed apart-hotel (use On 16- Addington Street environemental /FO/20 class C1) with 0.00 commence Mar-18 And Mason improvements within the New 17 associated public realm, ment Street Cross NDF landscaping and other Manchester M4 associated works 5FT Piccadilly Variation of conditions 19 (servicing hours) and 4 Angel Court Dee of Variation – 117749 condition 20 28- Manchester M4 Travel Scheme (bus, Prior to /JO/201 (commercial use 64,000 Mar-18 4HT metrolink, bicycles, other occupation 7 opening hours) attached Piccadilly associated equipment) to planning permission 110351/FO/2015/N1 Ardwick Date Approved signed Obligation £ actual £ Plg Ref Location / Site development Obligation particulars £ agreed Reserved project £ reserved or trigger received committed description draft mixed use compr car Balance dealership 778 sqm, 350 twards continud remaining no student rooms, 102 improvements & 063066 of 3,451 no sc aparts, office 734 refurbs of Swinton 22-Apr- /OO/N jnct Plymouth towards improvements to under sqm, retail 324 sqm, in 5 20,000.00 n/a 21,434.87 Grove Park as per the 21,434.87 03 ORTH2 Grove / Upper Swinton Grove Pk discussion / 6 sty mple with p 12 Green Flag Man Plan /01 Brook St Ardwick to spend in sty incl pkg in base ( in consult with Friends line with the siting and means of / Members agreement. access) Wilmslow Park improving & maintaining the 081558 pt 3, 6 & 9 st mple of Rusholme District Balance 12-Apr- Phase 3 environ, pub realm, highways On /FO/20 51 aparts & assoc car 153,000.00 186,967.00 Centre Parking 185,000.00 1.900 07 Rusholme Place / facils / infra etc in the vicinity occupation 06/N2 pkg & ldspg Scheme committed Ducie Street & assoc costs 4 5 no sty mple for new Balance Sch of Chem funding study into pkg remaining University residential parking Engineering & Analytical scheme within Grove Village of 92,000 091730 Campus Booth area within the Grove 25-Jun- Sciences (Ph 1 of prop 2 in Ardwick ward
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