Our Local Plan
Tandridge District Infrastructure Delivery Plan July 2018 Contents 1 Introduction ...... 4 1.1 Purpose of the Infrastructure Delivery Plan ...... 4 1.2 Structure of the Infrastructure Delivery Plan ...... 5 2 Definition of Infrastructure ...... 6 3 Infrastructure Planning Context...... 3.1 National Planning Policy Framework ...... 3.2 Planning Practice Guidance ...... 3.3 Our Local Plan 2033 ...... 3.4 Area Action Plans ...... 14 3.5 Neighbourhood Plans ...... 14 4 Infrastructure Funding Mechanisms ...... 16 4.1 Community Infrastructure Levy ...... 16 4.2 Section 106 Planning Agreements ...... 16 4.3 Section 278 Highway Agreements ...... 17 4.4 Planning Conditions ...... 17 4.5 Other Funding Sources ...... 17 5 Cross-boundary Infrastructure Needs ...... 18 6 Summary of Key Infrastructure Requirements...... 1 7 Infrastructure Costs ...... 20 8 Appendix A - Strategic Infrastructure Plan ...... 22 Cross-boundary Requirements ...... 22 District Wide Requirements ...... 24 Garden Community Requirements ...... 27 Bletchingley Requirements ...... 31 Burstow Requirements ...... 32 Caterham on the Hill Requirements ...... 34 Caterham Valley Requirements ...... 36 Chaldon Requirements ...... 3 Chelsham and Farleigh Requirements ...... 40 Crowhurst Requirements ...... 41 Dormansland Requirements ...... 42 Felbridge Requirements ...... 43
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Godstone Requirements ...... 45 Horne Requirements ...... 46 Limpsfield Requirements ...... 47 Lingfield Requirements ...... 48 Nutfield Requirements ...... 4 Outwood Requirements ...... 50 Oxted Requirements ...... 51 Tandridge (Parish) Requirements ...... 53 Tatsfield Requirements ...... 54 Titsey Requirements ...... 55 Warlingham Requirements ...... 56 Whyteleafe Requirements ...... 58 Woldingham Requirements ...... 61
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What does this document What this document does do not do
It does not limit the infrastructure that Sets out the known infrastructure may be sought in order to support needs of the district, and identifies development coming forward as part where improvements are required of the Local Plan Does not influence, establish or Provides an evidence base for Our impact upon the Local Plan Spatial Local Plan Strategy or its objectives A live document that will be updated as and when more information is obtained
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1 Introduction
The provision of infrastructure in the right location at the right time is important for our communities and the district as a whole. The delivery of the correct level and type of infrastructure is essential to support new homes, economic growth and for the creation of sustainable communities.
Planning for infrastructure helps to ensure that there is a common understanding between service providers, developers, local communities, businesses, neighbouring authorities and the District Council as to the local infrastructure needs and to ensure that is provided for in tandem with planned development within the district. Where possible, the Infrastructure Delivery Plan (IDP) sets out estimated costs associated with each infrastructure project/program.
It should be noted that an IDP is a live document which can be updated as additional information is received, feasibility assessments are undertaken, bidding for funding are successful and infrastructure is delivered.
1.1 Purpose of the Infrastructure Delivery Plan
This document supports the objectives outlined in Our Local Plan 2033 and provides detail on infrastructure needs within the district in order to support new development. Our Local Plan 2033 sets out locations for development and the policies required to ensure sustainable communities are created. To assist in achieving sustainable communities, the IDP identifies the infrastructure requirements for the district, the priority of the infrastructure to be delivered and how it will be funded with estimated cost, where this is known. It also plays an important role in the preparation and adoption of the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Charging Schedule for Tandridge by providing evidence of a need for infrastructure investment.
There are four core purposes of the Infrastructure Delivery Plan:
• To provide evidence for the Local Plan by identifying the infrastructure required to support the delivery of development during the plan period;
• To form the high-level justification for a CIL charge by evidencing an infrastructure need in Tandridge;
• To provide evidence for Section 106 planning obligations by indicating suitable infrastructure schemes to which developer contributions can be directed;
• To align infrastructure delivery with infrastructure provider’s strategies and forward plans to ensure coherent planning.
The Infrastructure Delivery Plan seeks to identify the:
• Infrastructure schemes needed to support new development;
• Priority of infrastructure provision; with High meaning delivery required within 1-5 years, Medium 6 – 10 years and Low 10 years plus;
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• Estimated costs of infrastructure;
• Funding arrangements1;
The IDP also considers if an infrastructure scheme is required in order to support the Local Plan, The South Godstone Garden Community Area Action Plan, Neighbourhood Plans or forms part of other identified community aspirations.
1.2 Structure of the Infrastructure Delivery Plan
The Infrastructure Delivery Plan covers the whole of Tandridge District. Whilst there is a focus on infrastructure requirements of the district, cross-boundary infrastructure needs have also been considered where it is appropriate to do so. There is likely to be a need for joint working in order to deliver these infrastructure schemes.
Appendix A identifies infrastructure provision and potential funding sources and these are grouped into various infrastructure categories by parish. It identifies the key issues for the district and identifies what infrastructure may be required to support development. Where specific infrastructure schemes are known these are identified and are costed so far as has been possible.
It should be noted that infrastructure needs are discussed in broad terms and other infrastructure may be required in order to enable a development to go ahead. This may be as a result of changing legislation, Government priorities as well as windfall planning applications and changes in infrastructure providers service plans.
1 This includes what sites will contribute to funding the infrastructure through s106/s278.
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2 Definition of Infrastructure
There is a range of different types of infrastructure which are often provided by various organisations and funded through different mechanisms. As such it is helpful to establish how infrastructure can be defined.
There are three main types of infrastructure and these are physical, social and green/blue infrastructure.
• Physical infrastructure includes transport, energy, utilities, water and waste provision.
• Social infrastructure includes community services such as health, education, emergency services and leisure such as sports and recreation.
• Green/Blue infrastructure is a connected network of multifunctional greenspace, both urban and rural, that delivers a wide range of environmental, social and economic benefits, including promoting ecosystem services and improving quality of life. The Blue infrastructure is a subset of Green Infrastructure and relates specifically to bodies of water, including rivers, streams, brooks and ponds.
The Planning Act 2008 (as amended) sets out a list of the infrastructure that can be funded through the Community Infrastructure Levy, however, items not on this do not necessarily fall outside the definition of infrastructure. Section 216(1) and (2) provides:
216 Application
(1) Subject to sections 216A(1), 216B(2) and 219(5), CIL regulations must require the authority that charges CIL to apply it, or cause it to be applied, to supporting development by funding the provision, improvement, replacement, operation or maintenance of infrastructure.
(2) In this section (except subsection (3)) and sections 216A(2) and 216B(2) “infrastructure” includes –
(a) roads and other transport facilities,
(b) flood defences,
(c) schools and other educational facilities,
(d) medical facilities,
(e) sporting and recreational facilities, and
(f) open spaces.
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For the purposes of this IDP, the definition of key infrastructure categories, and the elements within each group, is set out in the table below (Figure 1):
Infrastructure Category Elements Relevant to Tandridge Transport • Road Networks • Rail Networks • Bus Services • Cycling, Walking and equestrian routes • Other public rights of way (PROW) • Parking Facilities
Education • Pre-School and Nursery Schools • Primary education • Secondary education • Adult education • Special Educational Needs Health • GPs, health centres and other community care facilities such as day-care centres • Mental health hospitals and other support (for example dual diagnosis, dementia services etc) • Acute and General Hospitals • Dental practices that accept NHS patients • Social Care Community • Supported and extra care accommodation • Social and Community Facilities including buildings, for example village halls • Cultural facilities such as Arts Centres and Museums • Libraries • Sports centres and other recreation facilities • Sports pitches – can also fall into Green Infrastructure • Play space – can also fall into Green Infrastructure • Emergency services (ambulance, fire and rescue, police) • Libraries • Places of worship • Cemeteries • Waste management and disposal, including recycling facilities Green Infrastructure and • Interventions necessary to mitigate the effects of Habitats Regulations development on nature conservation sites mitigation • Natural Greenspace– where this need arises as a result of Habitats Regulations • Management and Monitoring of EU designated sites where this need arises as a result of Habitats Regulations • Open spaces, parks and Amenity Green Space • Allotments • Biodiversity and nature conservation
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Flood Alleviation • Flood defences and flood management schemes – Green Infrastructure can also have a role to play in flood alleviation
Utilities • Electricity and gas distribution • Energy generation and peaking stations • Water Supply • Wastewater Treatment and Sewerage • Telecommunications and Broadband Figure 1: Key Infrastructure Categories for Tandridge District IDP
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3 Infrastructure Planning Context
3.1 National Planning Policy Framework
The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) published in March 2012 sets out the Government’s planning policies and planning guidance for plan-making and decision-taking. At the time of writing this IDP, Central Government are undertaking a consultation on revising the NPPF with some implications for infrastructure. Once the outcome of that consultation is known this IDP can consider the new NPPF and determine whether a need to update the IDP is necessary.
It is a requirement of the NPPF for local planning authorities to set out the strategic priorities for the area in a Local Plan. The Local Plan should include strategic policies to deliver the provision of infrastructure for transport, telecommunications, waste management, water supply, wastewater, flood risk and coastal change management, and the provision of minerals and energy (including heat); and the provision of health, security, community and cultural infrastructure and other local facilities.
The NPPF also requires local planning authorities to plan positively for the development and infrastructure required in the area to meet the objectives, principles and policies of the NPPF.
Local planning authorities should work with other authorities and providers to assess the quality and capacity of infrastructure and its ability to meet forecast demands. Local planning authorities should also take account of the need for strategic infrastructure including nationally significant infrastructure within their areas.
It is important for local planning authorities to understand district-wide development costs at the time the Local Plan is prepared. This ensures that planned infrastructure is deliverable at an appropriate time to meet the needs from development.
3.2 Planning Practice Guidance
To provide further information and support policies set out in the NPPF, the Planning Practice Guidance was published by the Government in March 2014 and is an iterative resource that is updated when needed. The Guidance covers numerous topics including infrastructure.
The Planning Practice Guidance states that a Local Plan should identify what infrastructure is required, how it is going to be funded, who is going to provide it and how it relates to the anticipated rate of development.
In relation to CIL, the Planning Practice Guidance indicates that charging authorities (such as Tandridge District Council) need to identify the total cost of infrastructure they wish to fund wholly or partly through the levy.
3.3 Our Local Plan 2033
Our Local Plan 2033 sets out a vision for the district and how this will be achieved. It sets out broad guidance on the distribution of development within the district and provides a
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framework for other development plan documents such as Area Action Plans, Regeneration Masterplans and Neighbourhood Plans.
The Strategic Objectives of the Local Plan are:
Objective Spatial Objective Theme Reference To strengthen and diversify the economy by providing sufficient, sustainably located employment land to meet local needs and to provide opportunities for residents to work locally. Existing businesses will be supported by enabling intensification and, where appropriate, the SO1 expansion of current employment sites will be Economy encouraged. Rural businesses and the rural economy will continue to be seen as an asset to the district and their often unique requirements, and need to be close to customers, will be respected.
Support the development of tourism by recognising local tourism assets and supporting those that enhance the SO2 Economy local economy without significant harm to the quality of life of local residents. Support opportunities which engender a skilled workforce, particularly at the intermediate and higher skilled levels SO3 which will also contribute to a reduction in the amount of Economy out-commuting for employment.
Provide a supply of homes, both affordable and market, which respond to the needs of our community and supports a mixed community. New homes will diversify the existing housing stock in the district, in terms of size and SO4 Housing type (e.g. allowing for a range of family housing, entry level homes and opportunities to downsize) and in response to identified needs.
Recognise and respond to the accommodation needs of SO5 Housing the traveller community. Support our town centres to be vibrant and viable through encouraging wider diverse retail and leisure opportunities Town Centres & SO6 as well as regeneration. Retail
Encourage healthier and stronger communities across the District, by ensuring sufficient access to quality parks, Health & SO7 open spaces, sports and community facilities and to Wellbeing protect the spaces and facilities that serve the needs of residents. Ensure place-making by promoting development that is SO8 Design accessible, safe and that encourages wellbeing. Continue to support high quality design that respects the SO9 existing character of settlements and consider higher Design densities where appropriate. Mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change SO10 where possible and promoting development which is Design environmentally resilient.
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To ensure that previously developed land is fully utilised, SO11 with a focus on previously developed land and optimised Best Use of Land densities as far as is practicably possible. Maintain a Green Belt within Tandridge that serves the policy purposes set out in the National Planning Policy SO12 Green Belt Framework and ensure the Green Belt endures beyond the plan period. Maintain, enhance and respect the District’s green Landscape & SO13 infrastructure including landscape character, open spaces, Natural habitats and biodiversity networks. Environment Preserve, enhance and protect our historic environment Historic SO14 and heritage assets. Environment Ensure that development avoids and mitigates flood risk in SO15 the District, incorporating Sustainable (urban) Drainage Flooding Systems (SDS/SuDS). Improve existing transport networks whilst supporting and SO16 encouraging the use of sustainable and integrated modes Infrastructure of transport. Work with partners and service providers to ensure the delivery of improved infrastructure, services and facilities SO17 to meet the needs of the district across the plan period Infrastructure and to ensure that the provision of new or enhanced infrastructure matches need as it arises.
To help address these objectives the Local Plan requires contributions towards infrastructure from new development. Our Local Plan: 2033 contains site specific policies which identify infrastructure required to be provided as part of the allocation as either an on-site or off site contribution where this is appropriate. In addition there are a number of overarching infrastructure policies and two policies relating to infrastructure contributions which are set out below:
TLP04: Infrastructure Delivery and Financial Contributions
New development will be supported by the timely delivery of infrastructure, services and facilities necessary to provide balanced, more self-sufficient communities.
Progress on the delivery of infrastructure will be monitored and the Infrastructure Delivery Plan (IDP) will be updated accordingly to reflect changes in infrastructure need, to highlight where projects have been delivered and to identify alterations to funding levels and sources. The IDP will be a 'living document' and sit alongside our Local Plan and subsequent South Godstone Garden Community Area Action Plan. Any applications should be cognisant of the most up-to-date iteration of the IDP.
Community Infrastructure Levy will be utilised to fund strategic infrastructure such as expansions to GP and educational facilities, as appropriate and on reflection of the Council's strategic funding priorities.
Planning permission will be granted for development in accordance with the phasing set out against each land allocation, subject to solutions to infrastructure constraints being resolved in agreement with the Local Planning Authority. Development will be phased in relation to the delivery of infrastructure and/or performance against targets to reduce demands on infrastructure.
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Applicants will either make on-site provision, or will contribute towards the provision of local and strategic infrastructure required by development, either alone or cumulatively with other developments. These contributions will be required in accordance with the IDP, Community Infrastructure Levy and other relevant financial agreement.
The Council would expect to be proactively involved in the early discussions between applicants and infrastructure providers, where relevant, to limit any potential delay to the overall application and delivery process. Applicants will also be expected to share any viability work they have had carried out early on in the application process, including at pre- application stage where available.
TLP05: Development Viability
The Council will expect all policy requirements, including affordable housing provision and infrastructure delivery, to be fulfilled as is relevant to each development in accordance with the policies of Our Local Plan and the Infrastructure Delivery Plan. In addition, applicants for all major applications will be expected to share development viability assessments at the point of submitting their application.
Where the applicant cannot fulfil the requirements, either in part or in full, detailed Viability Assessments should be prepared at the earliest stage in the applications process and ahead of any permission being granted. Any cost incurred by the Council in having these Viability Assessments inspected independently, will be met by the applicant.
The Council will work actively with applicants to establish whether any additional stream of funding may be available and work to assist in facilitating and securing delivery, including infrastructure improvements, where possible.
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Figure 2: Housing and Employment Allocations set out in Our Local Plan: 2033
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Figure 2 provides a geographical context of the distribution of housing and employment site allocations that are contained within Our Local Plan and identifies the broad location of a new Garden Community at South Godstone. Each of these allocations will need to be supported by the infrastructure requirements set out in this IDP and in the policy wording contained in Our Local Plan in order to secure planning permission.
3.4 Area Action Plans
An Area Action Plan (AAP) is a guiding document which provides detailed policy and guidance in relation to a specific area of land. Our Local Plan: 2033 sets out that preparation of an AAP will be required specifically for the Garden Village Community at South Godstone. This IDP will assist in the formulation of the AAP, but will in itself also be updated to reflect policy and development requirements of the AAP in due course.
3.5 Neighbourhood Plans
Neighbourhood Plans are ordinarily led by a Parish Council but may also be led by a Community Forum where no Parish Council exists, or where multiple parishes prepare a joint Plan. All of Tandridge District is divided in parishes, and many of these Councils are at different stages of Plan preparation, but there is also one forum, where four parishes have joined together to be known as the CR3 Forum, in order to prepare a single Neighbourhood Plan.
The ability for parish councils to produce neighbourhood plans was introduced in the Localism Act 2011. Neighbourhood plans should support the strategic development needs set out in the Local Plan and must address the development and use of land. Neighbourhood plans include policies for the local area which would be used in determining planning applications. This means that neighbourhood plans produced by parish councils in Tandridge may include policies relating to infrastructure provision or that will have a direct impact on the existing infrastructure. At the time of writing this IDP one Neighbourhood Plan has been ‘made’ with a further nine in progress (see Figure 3 ). Where available, information on infrastructure provision contained within the neighbourhood plans that have been formally ‘made’ has been included in the infrastructure schedules of the IDP. As further work progresses on the various Neighbourhood Plans this IDP will be updated where it is appropriate to do so.
Where a neighbourhood plan has been ‘made’, the relevant parish council will receive 25% of the CIL receipts arising from development that takes place in their area, with no cap. In areas where there is not a ’made’ neighbourhood plan, the relevant parish council will receive 15% of the CIL receipts where development has taken place, and this is capped at £100 per dwelling.
Furthermore informal consultation has been undertaken with Parish Councils inviting their input in identifying infrastructure needs for their parish, even where no Neighbourhood Plan is being progressed, and the results of this are included within the IDP schedules.
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Figure 3: Progress of Neighbourhood Plans in Tandridge
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4 Infrastructure Funding Mechanisms
Infrastructure can be funded through a variety of different mechanisms. As far as possible, the IDP identifies the committed and potential funding sources for each of the infrastructure schemes. There are a number of funding mechanisms available in order to fund infrastructure, some of which are explained below.
4.1 Community Infrastructure Levy
Planning Practice Guidance defines the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) as a ‘tool for local authorities in England and Wales to help deliver infrastructure to support the development of their area’. The basis for CIL was introduced in the Planning Act 2008 and it came into force on the 6th April 2010 through the Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations 2010.
Once the CIL rates have been set through a charging schedule, all relevant development will have to pay the levy, which is expressed as pounds (£) per square metre (m2). In setting the levy, the charging authority (that is, Tandridge District Council) should strike an appropriate balance between the desirability of funding infrastructure and the potential impact upon the economic viability of development across the area. The first instalment of the levy is due on the date the chargeable development commences.
Regulation 123 of the Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations 2010 (as amended) provides for charging authorities to set out a list of those projects or types of infrastructure that it intends to fund, or may fund, through the levy. Where the Regulation 123 list includes a generic type of infrastructure (for example, transport or education), Section 106 contributions (see 4.2 below) should not be sought on any specific projects in that category. This means it should be clear what developers will need to pay for through which route and avoids ‘double-dipping’ when developers could pay twice for the same infrastructure.
Tandridge District Council currently has a CIL Charging Schedule in place which requires £120 per square metre of residential development and £100 per square metre for convenience retail2. This IDP or any subsequent updates will form part of the evidence base to justify an update to the CIL Charging Schedule in due course.
Whilst the infrastructure schedules consider if an infrastructure scheme will support the Local Plan, a neighbourhood plan or if it is a proposed community improvement, the IDP does not intend to set the governance arrangements for CIL. This is a matter for the Tandridge CIL Committee.
4.2 Section 106 Planning Agreements
A planning obligation made under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 is a developer contribution towards infrastructure to mitigate the impacts of a development proposal. Any contribution should meet the statutory tests set out in the Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations 2010 (as amended) and the policy tests set out in paragraph 204 of the NPPF. Regulation 122(2) of the CIL Regulations 2010 (as amended) provides:
2 This increases against indexation and currently stands at £146 per sqm for residential and £122 per sqm for retail .
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122(2) A planning obligation may only constitute a reason for granting planning permission for the development if the obligation is – (a) necessary to make the development acceptable in planning terms; (b) directly related to the development; and (c) fairly and reasonably related in scale and kind to the development.
From April 2015, restrictions on pooling contributions apply so that if five or more S106 th planning obligations have been entered into since the 6 April 2010 for a specific project or type of infrastructure, no more contributions may be sought. However, the Government are considering removing this restriction through the new NPPF.
4.3 Section 278 Highway Agreements
A Section 278 highway agreement made under Section 278 of the Highways Act 1980 (as amended) is an agreement between a highway authority (in this case, Surrey County Council) and a person who agrees to pay all or part of the cost of highways works. Section 278 agreements cannot be required for works that are intended to be funded through CIL and so planning obligations and conditions should not be used to require a developer to enter into a Section 278 agreement to provide infrastructure items that appear on the CIL charging authority’s Regulation 123 list. 4.4 Planning Conditions
Planning conditions attached to a planning permission enable development proposals to proceed where it would otherwise have been necessary to refuse planning permission, by mitigating the adverse effects of development. This may include the provision of infrastructure. Planning conditions should meet the policy tests set out in the NPPF in that they are necessary, relevant to planning and to development to be permitted, enforceable, precise and reasonable in all other respects.
4.5 Other Funding Sources
There are other sources of funding that could be used to provide infrastructure. These include, but are not limited to:
Other funding sources for infrastructure Grants New Homes Bonus Growing Places Fund Private Sector Investment Housing Infrastructure Fund Regional Growth Fund Local Growth Fund Tax Incremental Funding Lottery Funding Investment Programmes
If it is known that other funding sources will fund infrastructure schemes, this information will be added to the infrastructure schedules where appropriate. Tandridge District Council will actively explore all funding opportunities that become available in order to secure infrastructure for the benefit of our district.
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5 Cross-boundary Infrastructure Needs As part of the Duty to Cooperate process, Tandridge District Council has engaged with a number of authorities including Surrey County Council and neighbouring authorities on cross-boundary infrastructure needs. The District Council already works in partnership with these authorities on areas of common interest and cross-boundary issues. This is in order to ensure that any issues are identified and effectively dealt with and enables opportunities to work together where it is beneficial to do so. This includes work on flood risk, transport, green infrastructure, mitigation strategies in relation to the Ashdown Forest and the Reigate to Mole Gap Escarpment, sub-regional economic priorities and Gatwick Airport.
Neighbouring Authorities Surrey County Council Mid Sussex District Council West Sussex County Council London Borough of Croydon East Sussex County Council London Borough of Bromley Kent County Council Sevenoaks District Council Reigate & Banstead Borough Council Wealden District Council Crawley Borough Council
Details of cross-boundary infrastructure needs, where these are known, are identified in Appendix A. Further work will need to be undertaken to draw up the detail on how infrastructure schemes will be implemented.
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6 Summary of Key Infrastructure Requirements
It is apparent from both conversations with statutory stakeholders and through public consultation, that there is a wide range of infrastructure required across the District, however, not all of these are required in order to support the development identified in the Tandridge Local Plan.
Certain infrastructure elements will be required in order to specifically support a new Garden Community at South Godstone, which will be taken forward as part of an Area Action Plan.
In Tandridge, decisions relating to the use of CIL funding are made by the CIL Committee which currently meets on a quarterly basis. This Committee accepts bids from stakeholders and service providers for CIL funding from the Strategic CIL fund, as well as monitoring the delivery of infrastructure. This Strategic CIL fund is limited to only addressing strategic infrastructure needs and as the fund is small in comparison to some other CIL charging authorities, priorities have to be made as to how the funds are spent. The non-strategic CIL Fund, is the part that is portioned out to the Parish Councils. The committee has elected to prioritise the following infrastructure themes, at the current time, in its allocation of funds:
• Increasing capacity in education provision • Increasing capacity in health provision • Flood alleviation • Regeneration schemes, including the Caterham Masterplan and RegenOxted.
The CIL Committee have also started to consider what strategic projects CIL should fund to provide clarity for all providers, and this is reflected in the IDP. The bidding form that has been agreed by the Committee sets strict criteria in terms of what will be accepted and assessed by the Council for CIL to be used in assisting the delivery of infrastructure. The IDP provides clarity on where funding will come from in the column ‘funding arrangement’. Those elements that are not identified to be funded by CIL in this IDP will need to be funded via alternative funding mechanisms..
Infrastructure items other than what the service providers required have been identified by Parish Councils and Ward Members as representatives of the community in their part of the District. These items are deemed to be more aspirational, and whilst listed on the IDP, not all will be guaranteed to be funded. Parish Councils, should they wish to, may use their element of CIL funding (15% in non- Neighbourhood Plan areas and 25% in areas with a ‘made’ Neighbourhood Plan) in order to fund these elements. In addition the Local Committee for Tandridge may also elect to contribute towards these items.
Service providers may fund some of these improvements themselves, for example open space improvements may be funded by Tandridge Council where they have been identified by prioritisation set out in the Councils’ emerging Open Space Strategy.
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7 Infrastructure Costs
The Strategic Infrastructure Plan in Appendix A lists the required infrastructure necessary to support development in the District and identifies the costs where these are known using the best available evidence. These infrastructure requirements were identified through stakeholder engagement with strategic partners including the County Council, water providers etc etc. Where no information has been provided by a service provider at the current time, or further feasibility work is required, the IDP reflects an unknown costing. This is a live document; therefore once information becomes available this IDP will be updated with the latest information gathered.
Taking into account known and expected funding sources to meet the infrastructure costs, a funding gap is left. The costs of providing infrastructure can be met through a variety of sources including CIL and the uplift in land values, S106, S278 and other Government Agency grants.
It should further be noted that estimated costing figures have been rounded up or down where appropriate in order to simplify calculations.
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Abbreviations and Acronyms
AMR Annual Monitoring Report CIL Community Infrastructure Levy GLA Greater London Authority HRA Habitats Regulations Assessment IDP Infrastructure Delivery Plan LAP Local Area for Play LBC London Borough of Croydon LEAP Local Equipped Area for Play MUGA Multi Use Games Area NPPF National Planning Policy Framework NR Network Rail PROW Public Rights of Way RBBC Reigate and Banstead Borough Council SAMM Strategic Access Management and Monitoring SANG Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace SCC Surrey County Council SDC Sevenoaks District Council SPA Special Protection Area SuDs Sustainable Urban Drainage System TDC Tandridge District Council
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8 Appendix A - Strategic Infrastructure Plan
Appendix A identifies the Strategic Infrastructure Plan for Tandridge District. The tables are sorted by cross-boundary, district-wide, garden community and parish requirements. Each table lists the infrastructure requirements grouped into various categories, as outlined at Figure 1. Where specific infrastructure schemes are known, these are identified and are costed so far as has been possible. A priority level has been outlined for each scheme:
- High: required within 1 – 5 years;
- Medium: required within 6 – 10 years;
- Low: required within 11+ years.
The cost figures provided in these schedules are estimates based on the best available information at the time. Where new evidence arises and new costs become known, these figures will be updated to reflect the latest available position. It should further be noted that these cost estimates have been rounded in the interests of simplicity.
Where an infrastructure category may be blank, a specific requirement has not been identified at this point in time; however as previously outlined, the live nature of this document means that requirements can be added, removed, re-prioritised and re-costed, where appropriate.
Cross-boundary Requirements
Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port Improvement to Medium/ Local Plan £3,000,000 S106 / S278 Garden bus network - A22 High Communit / East Grinstead y/ East Grinstead developme nts TBC Felbridge Junction High Local Plan £500,000 S106 / S278 SES02 Improvements A22/A264 (see Felbridge) Reinstatement of Low Surrey Local Unknown Network Uckfield to Lewes Transport Plan Rail/LEP Railway Line Improvements to Low Surrey Local Unknown Network Brighton Mainline Transport Plan/ Rail/LEP 2 Network Rail Upgrade Plan Redhill - Low Surrey Local Unknown Tonbridge Line Transport Plan Network Rail/ improvements to Train include Operating
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reintroduction of Company /LEP Kent to Gatwick train service Copthorne (West High Local Plan £2,000,000 S106 IES01, Sussex) Junction IES03 Improvements Education
Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Cemetery High Local Plan £5,000,000 Local Expansion Authorities/ Private Investor Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence Caterham Bourne High Local Plan / £2,500,000,000 CIL/ EA Grant Flood Alleviation Neighbourhood in Aid Scheme Plan / Caterham Masterplan Caterham Hill High Local Plan / £10,000,000 CIL/ EA Grant Flood Alleviation Neighbourhood in Aid Scheme Plan / Caterham Masterplan Green Infra tructure
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District Wide Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangemen Contribute Co t (Higher) t Tran port Cycle Low Surrey Local TBC Surrey Improvement/ Transport Plan County Cycle Lane Council/ infilling/ Sustrans Continuation Whyteleafe to Medium Surrey Local £100,000 Surrey Godstone Cycle Transport Plan County Route Council/ Improvements Sustrans National Cycle Low Surrey Local £200,000 Surrey Network - Route Transport Plan County N21 - Council / Resurfacing/ Sustrans Improvement works A25 – Off Road Medium Surrey Local £250,000 Surrey HSG11 Cycle Route Transport Plan County Council / S106 / S278 A22 – Off Road Medium Surrey Local TBC Surrey HSG11/ Cycle Route Transport Plan/ County IES04/ Tandridge Local Council/ Garden Plan S106/ S278 Community Improvement to Medium Surrey Local £1,000,000 Surrey bus network Transport Plan/ County which will be Surrey Council/ Bus dependent Infrastructure Operators on a route study. Study Current proposals include Real Time Passenger Information, Bus Shelters, Intelligent Bus Priority (within urban areas) and raised kerbs and hardstanding Covered Cycle Low Surrey Local £150,000 CIL/ LEP/ stands at 11 Transport Plan/ Network Rail railway stations TOC Station Travel Plans Reinstatement of Low Surrey Local TBC Network the Crowhurst Transport Plan Rail/ LEP Chord - enabling train services to London/Tonbridg e via Oxted Junction 6 High Tandridge Local S106/ HIF HSG11/ improvements Plan £200,000,000 IES06/
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Garden Community A22/A25 Junction High Tandridge Local S106/ HIF Garden Improvement Plan £5,000,000 Community A22/Bone Mill High Tandridge Local S106/ HIF Garden Lane Plan Community Improvement £2,000,000 A22/Miles Lane High Tandridge Local S106/ HIF Garden Improvement Plan £2,000,000 Community A22/ Tilburstow High Tandridge Local S106/ HIF SES03 Hill Road Plan Improvement £5,000,000 A22/Byers Lane High Tandridge Local S106/ HIF Garden Improvement Plan £2,000,000 Community A22/Ray Lane High Tandridge Local S106/ HIF Garden Improvement Plan £2,000,000 Community A22/Newchapel High Tandridge Local S106/ HIF Garden Road Plan Community Improvement £5,000,000 Education Primary Schools - High Tandridge Local One to be HSG15 2 x 1 Fe primary Plan £7,000,000 provided on school expansion (£3,500,000 per site as part at existing schools expansion ) of s106. (within the north of the district) Other to be provided through CIL
Secondary School High / Tandridge Local - 2 FE expansion Medium Plan of existing secondary (within £8,000,000 CIL the north of the district) Early Years High Tandridge Local Provision (2 X 26 Plan FTE nursery £600,000 CIL within north of the district) Health Acute HealthCare High Surrey £14,080,000 CCG/NHS -Benchmark Infrastructure England/CIL needs to support Study/ Local growth Plan
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Replacement Medium Surrey tbc Programme for Infrastructure Fire Stations Study (County Wide) £35,000,000 Utilitie / Broadband
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Asset Surrey UKPN SPN UKPN Replacement & Infrastru Regional Reinforcements cture Development Study Plan - Chessington - £1,0 0,000 Laleham- West Weybridge Provisionial 2017 revision Household Waste Surrey tbc Recycling Centre Infrastructure Study £1,800,000 Broadband- Surrey £2,000,000 tbc/ DCMS Benchmark based Infrastructure Funding Theoretical Need Study to Support Growth Flood Defence
Green Infra tructure Local Nature Open Space £165,000 CIL Reserves Survey – Assessment pSNCI’s Review Study
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Garden Community Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher)
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Godstone Station High Local Plan/AAP S106/LEP/Priv Garden Improvements to ate/Public Community include Park and Sector Ride investment facility/Transport interchange / mobility impaired access to both platforms, ticket hall and water closets in addition to enhanced rail services serving the station £15,000,000
Numerous High Local Plan See District S106/LEP/Priv Garden Junction Wide ate/Public Community Improvements Requirements Sector (See District Wide investment Requirements) Potential relief High Local Plan/AAP TBC S106/LEP/Priv Garden road ate/Public Community Sector investment Education
Land and 6 FE High Local Plan/AAP £30,000,000 S106/LEP/Priv Garden Secondary School ate/Public Community with sixth form Sector provision that is investment designed to allow for seamless expansion in the future should additional requirements arise
Primary Schools - High Local Plan/AAP £7,500,000 S106/LEP/Priv Garden Land and new 2FE ate/Public Community primary school Sector expandable to
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3FE to include investment dedicated nursery and Special Support Centre for children with Special Educational Needs
Primary Schools - High Local Plan/AAP £7,000,000 S106/LEP/Priv Garden Land and new 2FE ate/Public Community primary school Sector expandable to investment 3FE to include dedicated nursery
Primary Schools - High Local Plan/AAP £3,500,000 S106/LEP/Priv Garden additional 1 FE ate/Public Community primary school or Sector equivalent investment expansion of existing primary school
High Local Plan/AAP £800,000 S106/LEP/Priv Garden Early Years ate/Public Community Provision (1X Day Sector Nursery) investment Health
GP Health and High Local Plan /AAP £10,000,000 S106 HSG11/ Social Care Hub Garden Community Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie
3 * 3G pitches High Local Plan/AAP £2,000,000 S106/HIF/LEP/ Garden private and Community public investment Provision of at Medium/ AAP TBC Private sector Garden least 3 public Low investment Community houses At least 5 Medium AAP TBC S106/HIF/LEP/ Garden Community private and Community buildings, public including investment Community Centre Religious building Medium AAP TBC S106/HIF/LEP Garden Community
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Utilitie / Broadband
Gas supply High Local Plan/AAP £3,480,000 Connection infrastructure Fees
Potential Medium/ Local Plan/AAP £2,000,000 Connection Garden connection to High Fees Community Lambs Business Park to provide renewable energy Flood Defence
Flood Risk High Local Plan/AAP TBC S106 Garden Assessment and Community alleviation where required
Green Infra tructure
100 Hectares of High Local Plan/AAP/ £28,600,000 S106/LEP/Priv Garden Strategic Scale Open Space ate/Public Community Green Assessment/ Sector Infrastructure on Habitats investment a single site Regulations comprising Assessment natural and semi- natural greenspace in accordance with Natural England ANGST standards Improvements High Local Plan/AAP £30,000,000 S106 Garden along existing Community footpaths, Public Rights of Way and water courses by the creation of high quality green corridors throughout the broad location, with the aim to improve water quality along Middle Eden / Gibbs Brook/Ray Brook from moderate to "at least" good water
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Bletchingley Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port Grange Meadow - Low Parish Council Parish Improvements to aspirations Council/Tandri access road and dge Council car park £30,000 Outwood Medium Local Plan S106 / S278 IES02 Lane/A25 Signalisation £150,000 Education
Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Stychens Lane Low Parish Council £50,000 Parish Council Playground aspirations improvements/up grade Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence Outwood Lane Medium Water TBC SES Water Drainage (see Resources Outwood) Management Plan Grange Meadow Low Parish Council £20,000 Parish Council pond creation Aspirations Green Infra tructure
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Burstow Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total Funding Site to Category Scheme Support E timated Arrangement contribute Infra tructure Co t (Higher) Tran port Redehall Road - Medium Local £50,000 S278/ Parish removal of existing Committee Council / Local speed cushions and Aspiration Committee provision of alternative traffic calming measures Medium Local Surrey County Road Safety Scheme Committee/ Council/ for Burstow Primary Surrey County Parish Council/ School, Wheelers Council Local Lane Aspiration £50,000 Committee Additional 58 car High Parish Council Parish Council parking spaces Aspiration adjacent to the centre of Smallfield TBC Pedestrian Crossing High Local Plan S106 / S278 HSG02/ on Redehall Road HSG04 £150,000 Junction High Local Plan £65,000 S106 / S278 HSG01/ Improvements at HSG03 Plough Road/Redehall Road/Chapel Road/Wheelers Lane
Education Expansion / Medium Local Plan SCC / CIL reprovision of Burstow Primary School £3,500,000 Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Community Low Parish Council TBC Parish Council Café/Social hub Aspiration Expansion to High Local Plan/ £50,000 Parish existing children's Open Space Council/TDC playground at Assessment Plough Field Park and Recreation Ground King Georges Low Local Plan/ £50,000 Parish Playing Field, Open Space Council/TDC Playground Assessment provision
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Medium Local £250,000 S106 /TDC HSG01/ Plan/Open HSG03 Plough Field Park - Space Youth Provision Assessment King Georges Low Local Plan/ £250,000 Parish Playing Field -Youth Open Space Council/TDC Provision Assessment St Bartholomew - High Local Plan/ TBC Diocese/ Local extension to Open Space Authorities churchyard for Assessment burial provision Amenity Green High Local Plan/ £200,000 S106 /TDC HSG01 Space Open Space Assessment
Utilitie / Broadband Broadband Low Parish Council TBC Surrey County provision and Aspiration Council/Parish enhancement Council/ DCMS Electricity Supply Low Parish Council TBC UK Power Enhancements to Aspiration Networks secure resilience Low Parish Council TBC Mobile Improved mobile Aspiration Network phone coverage Operators Flood Defence Smallfield Flood High Local Plan Environment Alleviation Scheme Agency / CIL / £10,000,000 SCC Smallfield High Local Plan S106 HSG01/ Attenuation Ponds £10,000,000 HSG03 Green Infra tructure
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Caterham on the Hill Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total Funding Site to Category Scheme Support E timated Arrangement Contribute Infra tructure Co t (Higher) Tran port De Stafford Low Surrey School Travel Plan Infrastructure Study £10,000 TBC Chaldon Medium Local Plan / One S106 HSG20 Road/High Street Public Estate (NTOPE)/ Mini HSG07/ Roundabout/ TLP28 Junction Upgrade £500,000 Pedestrian Medium Local Plan S106 / S278 HSG06/ Crossing HSG08 Burntwood Lane/Milner Close Path £150,000 Buxton Lane - Medium Local Plan S106 / S278 HSG06/ pedestrian HSG08 crossing/traffic islands £160,000 Stanstead Medium Local Plan HSG05 Road/Park Avenue - Footway S106/ S278/ Improvements £100,000 Parish Council Improve Medium Local Plan HSG20 pedestrian safety (NTOPE)/ on corner on High TLP28 Street and Court S106 / S278/ Road £50,000 Parish Council Pedestrian Medium Local Plan HSG06/ crossing at HSG08 Salmons Lane/ S106 / S278/ Whytleafe Road £150,000 Parish Council Traffic Calming High Local Plan / CIL TLP28 and Public realm Caterham improvements Masterplan related to the Caterham Masterplan £3,000,000 Education
Health Caterham Dene Medium Local Plan/ One TBC One Public HSG20 Hospital Public Estate Estate / Public (NTOPE) improvements bodies Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Medium Caterham TBC Community Hall Masterplan/ 7m2 floorspace One Public £100,000
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Estate/Surrey Infrastructure Plan Multi Use Sports High Local Plan Freedom HSG06/ Hall Leisure / S106 HSG08/ / Lottery HSG20/ Funding / TLP28 £1,000,000 Sport England Multi Use Games High Local Plan Freedom HSG06/ Area Leisure / S106 HSG08/ HSG20/ £120,000 TLP28 Town End High Local Plan £400,000 TDC / Parish HSG20 Amenity Green Council Space - upgrade to a park and recreation ground (there is space for additional facilities eg youth provision) Caterham Hill Low Surrey TBC TBC HSG20 Library Infrastructure Refurbishment Study Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence Caterham Hill High Local Plan / £10,000,000 CIL / EA Grant Flood Alleviation Flood Action in Aid Funding Initiative / HIF Green Infra tructure
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Caterham Valley Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port Caterham Medium Surrey Local Footpath & Cycle Transport Plan Surrey County Network £50,000 Council Station High Caterham CIL Avenue/Croydon Masterplan Road/Godstone Road Improvements £2,500,000 Demolition of Low Ward Member TBC garages adjacent Aspirations to 313 Croydon road and provision of surface level car parking TBC Pedestrian Low Ward Member TBC crossing near to Aspirations 225 Croydon Road £150,000 Beechwood Low Ward Member £75,000 Parish Council Gardens - Aspirations / BID introduction of permanent parking bays Beechwood Road to Tillingdown Park Beechwood Low Ward Member Parish Council Gardens - Aspirations Tillingdown Hill/ Tillingdown Park pavement provision £100,000 Tillingdown Hill - Low Ward Member £75,000 Parish Council introduction of Aspirations / BID/ permanent parking on Tillingdown Park side and improvements to Tillingdown Hill Parking to the south/brow of hill Crescent Road - Low Ward Member £75,000 TBC introduction of Aspirations one way system from Croydon Road to Timber Hill Road Jct improvements High Caterham £250,000 s106 / S278
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at Masterplan/ Godstone/Clarevil Surrey Local le Road with Transport Plan upgrade to signals for pedestrian crossing and introduction of yellow box Harestone Valley High Caterham TBC CIL Road - relocation Masterplan of taxi waiting point Burntwood Low Ward Member £10,000 Parish Council Lane/Whyteleafe Aspirations Road junction improvements to improve flow. Erection of signage to distinguish between Caterham Valley and Caterham Hill Caterham bypass Low Ward Member TBC Parish signage Aspirations Council/ improvements to /Local direct Caterham Committee on the Hill traffic via Wapses Lodge and Burntwood Lane Central bus Low Ward Member TBC terminus for Aspirations Caterham Hill and Valley in vicinity of Godstone Road TBC Wapses Lodge High Surrey Local £7,200,000 S106/ S278 / TLP28/ capacity Transport Plan/ Surrey County SES01 improvements to Local Plan Council improve traffic flow and reduce peak time queues. Education
Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie
Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence
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Caterham Bourne High Local Plan / £10,000,000 CIL / HIF Flood Alleviation Flood Action Scheme Initiative Station Avenue - High Local Plan / TBC CIL/ Surrey increased Caterham County drainage capacity Masterplan Council Croydon Road - High Local Plan / TBC CIL increased Caterham drainage capacity Masterplan between Station Avenue and Rose & Young Church Hill - High Local Plan/ TBC CIL Increased Caterham drainage capacity Masterplan Green Infra tructure Public realm Low Caterham £300,000 CIL improvements Masterplan along Croydon Road including permanent planting and upgrades to street furniture
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Chaldon Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port Traffic Low Ward Member £100,000 Management/ Aspiration calming TBC Footpath near St Medium Ward Member £120,000 TBC Peter & St Paul Aspiration School Traffic Low Ward Member £30,000 TBC Management/ Aspiration Speed Camera - Rook Lane Education
Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Six Brothers Field Medium Local Plan £50,000 TDC / Parish – Provision of a Council children’s play area and/or a food growing area Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence
Green Infra tructure
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Chelsham and Farleigh Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port
Education
Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie
Utilitie / Broadband Openreach Medium Ward TBC Surrey County broadband Member/Parish Council/ deployment to Council DCMS/ reach Chelsham Aspirations Network Common Operator Broadband Ward Member/ TBC Network improvements Parish Council Operator including direct Aspirations connections to homes Flood Defence High Local CIL / Surrey / Flood hotspot Committee / Parish Council works at junction Surrey of Farleigh Road Infrastructure and Sunnybank Plan £1,000,000 Flood hotspot Medium Local CIL / Surrey / works at junction Committee / Parish Council of Harrow Road Surrey and Chelsham Infrastructure Road Plan £1,000,000 Flood hotspot Low Local CIL / Surrey / works Church Committee/ Parish Council Lane - in dip Surrey before St Infrastructure Leonards Church Plan £1,000,000 Green Infra tructure
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Crowhurst Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port
Education
Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Crowhurst Lane Low Local Plan £500,000 TDC/Parish Playing Field Council upgrade to provide childrens play space, youth provision, natural play area and food growing area
Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence
Green Infra tructure
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Dormansland Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port Station Medium Parish Council Road/Mutton Aspirations/ Surrey County Hill/ Wilderwick Surrey Council/Parish Road Roundabout Transport Local Council/Local provision Plan £250,000 Committee High Medium Parish Council Street/Plough Aspirations Road/Dormans Road/Hollow Lane junction Parish improvement and Council/Local traffic calming. £50,000 Committee Footway on Low Parish Council S106 / Parish B2028 Aspirations Council Racecourse Road/Dormans Road (Racecourse Road between Dormans Road and Plough Road) £150,000 Footway on Low Parish Council Parish Hollow Lane Aspirations Council/ Local £150,000 Committee Footway on Low Parish Council Local Plough Road Aspirations Committee/ £150,000 Parish Council Education
Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie MUGA and High Local Plan/ £200,000 CIL/Parish Childrens play Open Space Council/ area at Assessment Tandridge Dormansland Council Primary School Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence
Green Infra tructure
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Felbridge Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port Felbridge Junction High Local Plan/ Surrey County Improvements Surrey Local Council/S106/ SES02 A22/A264 Transport Plan £500,000 S278 Felbridge High Local Plan / Surrey County Road/Crawley Surrey Local Council/S106/ SES02 Down Road Transport Plan S278 Junction Improvements £50,000 Felbridge Traffic Medium Local Plan / Surrey County Calming Surrey Local Council/S106/ SES02 Transport Plan £100,000 S278 Felbridge Medium Surrey Local Surrey County A264/Crawley Transport Plan Council/S106/ Down Road Signalization of Junction £150,000 Felbridge Medium Surrey Local Surrey County TBC A264/Crawley Transport Plan Council/S106/ Down Road S278 Pedestrian improvements £300,000 A264/A22 Speed Low Surrey Local Surrey County Cameras Transport Plan £80,000 Council A264/A22 - Low/ Surrey Local Surrey County Crawley Down Medium Transport Plan Council Road Cycle Network £200,000 Pedestrian High Local Plan/ Surrey County TBC facilities on Surrey Local Council/S106/ A22/A264 Transport Plan S278/Parish Copthorne Road Council Junction and Mill Lane £100,000 Improvements to Low Surrey Local Surrey County Crawley Down Transport Plan Council/ Road footpath Parish Council lighting £50,000 Education
Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie
Utilitie / Broadband
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Flood Defence
Green Infra tructure
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Godstone Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port Footway on A22 Medium Local Plan/ Surrey County and Tilburstow Surrey Local Council/S106/ Hill Road in South Transport Plan CIL/ Parish Godstone £150,000 Council Footway/ High Local Plan/ Surrey County cycleway A22 Surrey Local Council/S106/ IES04 Godstone Road Transport Plan £150,000 Parish Council Education
Health See Gar en Community Requirements Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Allotment Medium Local Plan TDC / Parish Provision £100,000 Council Medium Local Plan TDC / Parish Youth Provision £250,000 Council Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence
Green Infra tructure
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Horne Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port
Education
Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Upgrades to Low Playing Pitch TBC TDC/Parish Cricket Ground Strategy Council
Upgrades to Park Low Open Space £300,000 TDC/Parish and Recreation Assessment Council Ground to incorporate other facilities Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence
Green Infra tructure
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Limpsfield Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port Wolf Hill Medium Parish Council/ £250,000 Surrey County Footpath Ward Member Council/ Aspiration Parish Council Parking Facilities Low Parish Council £50,000 Parish Council Aspiration Bluehouse Lane - Medium Surrey Local £150,000 Surrey County new footway Transport Plan/ Council/ Parish Parish Council/Ward Member Aspiration Junction High Local Plan £500,000 S278 / S106/ improvements at Parish SES04 A25 Westerham Road junction with B26 High Street Limpsfield/Wolfs Row. Improvement to High Local Plan £500,000 S106 / S278 SES04 access at Moorhouse Tileworks Education
Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie High Street Medium Local Plan £300,000 TDC/Parish Playing Field - Council Upgrade to a park/recreation ground accommodating other facilities children's and/or youth play space. Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence
Green Infra tructure
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Lingfield Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port Race Day Traffic Low Surrey Local £10,000 Surrey County Management Plan Transport Plan Council/ Lingfield Park Racecourse Quiet Lanes/Rural Low Surrey Local £80,000 Surrey County Enhancement Transport Plan Council Scheme HGV Signange to Medium Surrey Local £50,000 Surrey County Industrial Areas Transport Plan Council Crowhurst Road - Low Surrey Local £50,000 Surrey County Station Road Transport Plan/ Council Footpath Parish Council /Parish Council Mobility Impaired High Local Plan / £3,500,000 Network HSG12 Persons bridge at Network Rail Rail/S106 Lingfield Station Plan? Car Park Provision High Local Plan £5,000,000 S106/TDC HSG12 at Station Acquisition Road/Town Hill Education
Health Lingfield Surgery High Local Plan/CCG £7,500,000 S106/CCG/ HSG12 Rebuild Estates Plan/ NHS Parish Council Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Provision of open High Local Plan £300,000 S106 HSG12 space Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence
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Nutfield Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port Traffic Calming Medium Local Plan S278 / s106 IES05/ along A25 £50,000 IES07 Bus Stops - Mid Low Parish Council /Bus Street in both Aspiration Operator/ directions £20,000 Parish Council Bus Stops - Low Parish Council /Bus Kentwyns Rise Aspiration Operator/ £20,000 Parish Council Bus Stops - South Low Parish Council /Bus Nutfield Station Aspiration Operator/ £20,000 Parish Council Bus Stops - Ridge Low Parish Council /Bus Green Aspiration Operator/ £20,000 Parish Council Bus Stops - Kings Low Parish Council /Bus Cross Lane Aspiration Operator/ £20,000 Parish Council Additional Parking Low Parish Council /TOC/ (6 – 8 spaces) at Aspiration Parish Council Nutfield Station £30,000 Education
Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Park and Medium Open Space £400,000 TDC/ Parish Recreation Assessment Council provision
Utilitie / Broadband Broadband Low Parish Council £2,000,000 Network Improvements Aspiration Provider Flood Defence High Surrey £1,000,000 CIL Culvert Infrastructure Improvements – Plan/ Parish Nutfield Brook / Council Mid Street Aspiration Green Infra tructure
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Outwood Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port
Education
Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Upgrade amenity Medium Local Plan £400,000 TDC/Parish space adjacent to Council Lloyd Hall Park and Recreation Ground to incorporate Park area and accommodate allotment and food growing area
Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence Outwood Lane Low Surrey £375,000 Surrey County Drainage Infrastructure Council Plan Green Infra tructure
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Oxted Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port Mill Lane/Hurst Medium Surrey Local S106 / Parish HSG14 Green Road Transport Plan/ Council / S278 Ward Members Aspiration £150,000 A25/Church Lane Medium Surrey Local Parish Council TLP2 Signalised Junction Transport Plan/ /S106 / S278 Ward Members Aspiration £150,000 Speed Limit Low Surrey Local Surrey County Reduction West of Transport Plan/ Council / Oxted Ward Members Parish Council Aspiration £35,000 Cyclist/Pedestrian Medium Surrey Local Surrey County Refuge West of Old Transport Plan/ Council Oxted High Street Ward Members Aspiration £50,000 Hurst Green Station High Local Plan S106 / GTR / HSG13/ Car Parking Network Rail HSG14 increase in capacity TBC Footpath Low Surrey Local CIL/ Parish TLP2 improvements and Transport Plan Council /S106 widening along /S278 Woodhurst Lane £80,000 Mill Lane - Medium Surrey Local S106/ Parish HSG13 Footpath extension Transport Plan/ Council /S278 Ward Members Aspiration £100,000 Pedestrian crossing High Surrey Local S106/ Parish HSG13 on Pollards Oak Transport Plan/ Council /278 Road Ward Members Aspiration £150,000 Cycle Route from High Local Plan TBC S106 / S278 HSG13/ Holland to Hurst HSG14 Green Station Education Oxted Library Low Surrey Surrey County HSG13 Refurbishment Infrastructure Council / S106 Study TBC St Marys Primary High Local Plan/ Surrey County School 4 FE Surrey Planning Council / CIL Expansion for School Places £4,000,000 Potential re- Medium Local Plan Surrey County HSG13 provision of Council/S106 Holland Infant to provide a through school with Holland Junior £7,500,000 Health Oxted Health High Local Plan/ CCG £1,200,000 CIL/CCG
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Centre Surgery Estates Plan Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Multi Use Sports Low Local Plan Freedom HSG13/ Hall and x2 Leisure/ S106/ HSG14/ Consultation Lottery TLP2 Rooms Funding/ £1,0 0,000 Sport England Playground Medium Local Plan TDC/S106 HSG13/ Improvements - HSG14 Warren Lane Park £50,000 Playground Medium Local Plan TDC / S106 HSG13/ Improvements - HSG14 Mill Lane Recreation Ground £30,000 Allotment provision Medium Local Plan Parish Council HSG13/ £100,000 / S106 HSG14 Youth play space Medium Local Plan TDC / S106 HSG13/ £250,000 HSG14 Utilitie / Broadband Mains Sewerage – Low Ward Member TBC Southern Merle Common Aspiration Water Mains Gas – Merle Low Ward Member TBC SGN Common Aspiration Flood Defence Medium Ward Member £1,000,000 Environment Coltsfoot Lane – Aspiration Agency / surface water flood Surrey County alleviation Council/CIL Green Infra tructure
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Tandridge (Parish) Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port
Education Expansion of St High Local Plan/ CIL / School/ Peter's C of E Tandridge Diocese school to all through primary £3,500,000 Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Expansion of High Local Plan/Open TDC / Parish playspace adjacent Space Council to St Peter's C of E Assessment School. £50,000 Millennium Field Low Local Plan/ TDC/Parish provision of food Open Space Council growing area Assessment £100,000 Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence
Green Infra tructure
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Tatsfield Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port
Education
Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Westmore Green Medium Local Plan TDC/Parish upgrade to a park Council and recreation ground to include expansion of existing childrens playground £100,000
Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence
Green Infra tructure
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Titsey Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port Titsey Road (B26 ) High Surrey Local Surrey County Traffic Calming / Transport Council/Parish Resurfacing Plan/Parish Council Improvements Council Aspiration TBC Education
Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie
Utilitie / Broadband Low Parish Council/ TBC Network Broadband Ward Member Provider Improvements Aspiration Flood Defence
Green Infra tructure
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Warlingham Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total E timated Funding Site to Category Scheme Support Infra tructure Arrangement Contribute Co t (Higher) Tran port Sunny Bank - Medium Local Plan Surrey County HSG16 Congestion Council/ S106 HSG17 Alleviation £50,000 / S278 Hillbury Road Traffic Medium Local Plan Surrey County HSG15 Calming Council/ S106 HSG18 £100,000 / S278 Pedestrian Crossing Medium Local Plan Surrey County HSG15 between Warlingham Council/ S106 HSG18 Green and Trenham /S278 Drive £150,000 Road Widening at Medium Surrey Local Surrey County Crewes Close & Transport Plan Council/ Local Install Parking Bays £100,000 Committee Tithepit Shaw Lane - Medium Surrey Local Surrey County HSG15/ kerb build out and Transport Plan Council/ Local HSG18 informal crossing Committee/ point S106 / S278 £15,000 Additional off street Low Parish Council/ Parish Council park in the vicinity of Ward Member The Green Aspiration TBC Bus stop shelter & Low Parish Council/ Parish Council real time information Ward Member / Bus The Green (north Aspiration Operators side, Chelsham bound) £20,000 The Green - Medium Parish Council/ Parish Council improvements to Ward Member road, pavement Aspiration surfacing and crossings with associated street lighting and street furniture £400,000 Cycle Route from High Surrey Local Surrey County HSG15 Warlingham Green to Transport Plan Council/S106 / HSG17 Upper Warlingham S278 HSG18 Station TBC Education Warlingham Primary High Local Plan Surrey County HSG15 school expansion and Council/ S106 reprovision (3FE) £ ,000,000
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Health GP Surgery expansion Medium Local Plan/ CCG S106 HSG15 Estates Plan £60,000 Dentist provision High Parish Council Private Aspiration Investment/ TBC NHS England Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Indoor Sports Hall Low Local Freedom Aspirations/ Leisure/ TDC/ Local Plan Private £1,000,000 Investment Youth Play space at High Local Plan S106 HSG17 Hamsey Green or Warlingham Park £30,000 Amenity Green Space High Local Plan S106 HSG15 provision £30,000 Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence Remediation work at Medium Parish Council TBC TBC The Green Aspiration Green Infra tructure
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Whyteleafe Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total Funding Site to Category Scheme Support E timate Arrangem Contribute d ent Infra tru cture Co t (Higher) Tran port Whyteleafe Medium Surrey Local Local SES01 Roundabout Transport Plan Committee Approaches /s106 Remodelling £400,000 /S278 Wapses Lodge Medium Caterham Surrey TLP28/ Roundabout - Masterplan County SES01 Signalising, Council/ landscaping, CIL/ Local pedestrian Committee crossing and flood £7,100,0 /LEP works. 00 Bus stop shelter & Low Parish Council/ Local real time Ward Member Committee information Aspiration / Parish opposite Bourne Council House, Godstone Road (northbound) £20,000 Bus stop shelter & Low Parish Council/ Local Real time Ward Member Committee information Aspiration / Parish Hillside Road, Council Godstone Road (southbound) £20,000 Bus stop shelter & Low Parish Council/ Local real time Ward Member Committee information Aspiration / Parish Maple Road Council (Godstone Road southbound) £20,000 Bus stop shelter & Low Parish Council/ Local real time Ward Member Committee information Aspiration / Parish Opposite Maple Council Road (northbound Godstone Road) £20,000 Succombs Hill - Low Parish Council/ Local introduction of Ward Member Committee one way flow Aspiration TBC Pedestrian Medium Parish Council/ Parish crossing on Ward Member Council Godstone Road - Aspiration north of Hillside £150,000
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Road Paving Low Parish Council/ Parish Improvements Ward Member Council and installation of Aspiration dropped kerbs - Godstone Road between Maple Road and Hillbury Road TBC Church Road - Low Parish Council/ Parish Pavement Ward Member Council extension along Aspiration whole of road. £300,000 Increased parking Medium Parish Council/ Network provision at Ward Member Rail/ TOC Whyteleafe Aspiration Station TBC Increased parking Medium Parish Council/ provision at Ward Member Upper Aspiration Network Warlingham Rail/ TOC Station TBC Education
Health Whyteleafe High/ CCG Estates Plan/ £2,000,0 CIL/NHS Surgery extension Medium Local Plan 00 Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Studio Medium Parish Council/ Freedom Ward Member Leisure/ Aspiration Sport England / Lottery £150,000 Funding Wet Low Parish Council/ Parish weather/shade Ward Member Council shelter at Aspiration Whyteleafe Recreation Ground near to the playground £10,000 Community Hall Low Parish Council/ Local facility Ward Member Committee Aspiration /Parish Council /Lottery £400,000 Funding Caterham & Low Parish Council/ Local Whyteleafe Ward Member Committee Tennis Club court Aspiration / Parish improvements Council /Lottery £400,000 Funding/
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Sport England Provision of Low Open Space TBC TDC/Parish allotments Assessment Council Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence Caterham Bourne Flood Alleviation Scheme (see Caterham Valley) A22/Hillbury Medium Surrey TBC Local Roundabout Infrastructure Committee drainage Study / SCC Green Infra tructure Public realm Parish improvements Council between Whyteleafe South railway station and Wapses Parish Council/ Lodge Ward Member roundabout Low Aspiration £15,000 Public realm Parish improvements to Council main shopping area to include paving, street Parish Council/ furniture and Ward Member planting Low Aspiration TBC Pocket Park at Chandlers Parish Council/ Building (opposite Ward Member Parish Maple Road) Low Aspiration TBC Council
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Woldingham Requirements Infra tructure Infra tructure Priority Infra tructure Total Funding Site to Category Scheme Support E timated Arrangem Contribut Infra truct ent e ure Co t (Higher) Tran port
Education
Health
Recreation, Sport and Community Facilitie Allotment Low Open Space TDC/ Provision Assessment Parish TBC Council Provision of Low Open Space TDC/ youth play Assessment Parish space TBC Council Utilitie / Broadband
Flood Defence
Green Infra tructure
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