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Mid Suffolk District Council Annual Infrastructure Funding Statement for Community Infrastructure Levy and Section 106 Appendix A Mid Suffolk District Council Annual Infrastructure Funding Statement For Community Infrastructure Levy and Section 106 Reporting Period: From 01 April 2019 to 31 March 2020 1 Appendix A Community infrastructure Levy (CIL) Contributions 01/04/2019 TO 31/03/2020 CIL DEMAND NOTICES ISSUED IN 19/20 The total value of demand notices issued in the reported period is £10,203,165.63. Of this amount £10,202,892.90 is from liable floorspace, £0.00 is from surcharges imposed due to breaches of the Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations and £272.73 is late payment interest accrued. Planning Reference Site of CIL CIL Demand Contribution Notice DC/19/00338 Willow House, £11,390.75 Mendlesham Road, Cotton DC/19/00782 Land Adj Guerdon £81,133.73 Cottage, Drinkstone Road, Beyton DC/18/03581 Land At, Dovedale £33,161.40 Close, Badwell Ash DC/18/02043 The Institute Club, £61.23 122 High Street, Needham Market DC/17/04774 Building at £1,163.17 Chestnut Tree Farm, Framlingham Road, Laxfield DC/19/00328 Land at Town Lane £104.89 Farm, Park Green, Wetheringsett cum Brockford DC/18/02724 Dairy Farm, The £44.09 Street, Brundish DC/19/00996 Annexe, Kiln Farm £10,028.51 Cottage, Kiln Lane, Elmswell 2 Appendix A DC/19/01382 Southleigh, £9,368.53 Ashfield Road, Norton, DC/18/05357 Swan Inn, The £36,336.55 Street, Woolpit DC/18/03996 Land to the North £75,161.47 of Ashfield Road, Norton DC/18/05172 Southleigh, £7,913.83 Ashfield Road, Norton DC/17/06270 Site to the North of £18,011.03 the Willows, Flordon Road, Creeting St Mary 2112/16 Land on east side £539,189.32 of Green Road, Woolpit DC/19/02225 Land to the Rear of £126,600.36 Kyloe, Priory Road, Palgrave DC/19/00996 Annexe, Kiln Farm £18.75 Cottage, Kiln Lane, Elmswell DC/18/01376 Highfield, Norton £2,083,898.18 Road, Thurston 3674/16 Agricultural £26,328.10 Building, Honey Pot Farm, Honeypot Lane, Wattisfield 2638/16 Land to the East of £48,389.70 the Grange, Tostock Road, Beyton 2280/16 Fen Farm, High £54,213.30 Town Green, Rattlesden DC/18/00864 Land Adj to 9 £130,976.28 Rectory Hill, Rickinghall Superior DC/19/02987 Land to the East of £158,230.09 Priory Road, Palgrave 3 Appendix A DC/19/02322 Land North East of £145,166.45 Bowl Road, Battisford DC/19/00075 Land South East of £92,553.14 All Saints Road, Creeting St Mary DC/19/00038 Land to the East of £69,562.62 Mill Road, Laxfield DC/18/04454 Southlands, Old £50,470.65 Stowmarket Road, Woolpit DC/18/04113 Spinnakers, £12,960.95 Ashfield Road, Elmswell DC/17/05868 Land to the Rear of £21,348.62 the Cottage, Mill Road, Occold DC/19/02465 Land on the South £26,948.19 Side of Lower Farm Road, Ringshall DC/19/02671 Grange Farm, All £24,016.68 Saints Road, Creeting St Mary DC/19/02307 Land Adjoining £39,974.58 Foresters, New Road Tostock DC/18/04391 Grange Farm, £55.08 Kates Lane, Wetherden DC/18/00313 The Willows, £13,550.44 Stowmarket Road, Mendlesham 1127/17 8 Freehold Road, £16,234.77 Needham Market 3295/16 Coach House, £7,023.05 High Hall, High Hill Road, Nettlestead DC/18/03710 Land off, Pear Tree £98,124.41 Place, Great Finborough DC/19/01602 Land on the North £859,332.22 Side of Norton Road, Thurston 4 Appendix A DC/19/04004 Land Adjacent to £28,693.45 South View, Spong Lane Elmswell DC/19/02988 Land to the Rear of £20,311.37 Oakleigh, Hibbard Road, Bramford DC/19/02978 Church Farm, £20,370.17 Nicks Lane, Brome and Oakley, Eye DC/19/03120 Swan Inn, The £14,171.21 Street, Woolpit DC/19/02039 Land at Church £28,274.01 Street, Occold, Eye DC/19/02648 33 Hall Road, £10,021.47 Stowmarket DC/19/02138 Land Adjacent to, £72,944.36 12 & 13 St Nicholas Close, Rattlesden 4697/16 The Willows, £11,146.19 Gipping Road, Stowupland DC/19/04031 Land to the Rear of £24,910.73 Back Lane, Back Lane, Badwell Ash DC/19/03729 Land off, Luff £103,796.72 Meadow, Needham Market DC/18/03547 Land to the West £2,249,452.38 of Ixworth Road, Thurston DC/19/03680 Land North West of £92,668.99 Rose Cottage, Hall Road, Thorndon DC/19/04368 Land North of £31,027.49 Grove Lane, Elmswell DC/19/04068 Land Adjacent to £57,298.41 Rosehaven, Hibbard Road, Bramford DC/19/04365 Corner Cottage, £8,132.16 Hollow Lane, Thurston DC/19/03437 Land South side of £138,659.76 Westhorpe Road, Finningham 5 Appendix A DC/19/03104 Land Adjacent to £84,955.24 Midnight Mill, Harleston Hill, Fressingfield DC/19/02283 Land Adjacent £13,288.10 Riverside Cottages, Mendlesham Green, Mendlesham DC/19/05055 Land at Rear of £117,627.32 Cedar Cottage, The Street, Occold DC/19/03135 Land South East of £59,517.01 Applewhite House, Finningham Road, Old Newton DC/19/04831 Land North of £66,457.95 Lyndale Lodge, All Saints Road, Creeting St Mary DC/17/02339 Creeting House, All £1,177.53 Saints Road, Creeting St Mary DC/19/00549 Land on the South £84,837.75 Side of Halfboys Ixworth Road, Norton DC/19/00286 Land Adjacent to £47,410.28 Brockenhurst, Old Norwich Road, Whitton DC/17/05769 38a Violet Hill £49,423.44 Road, Stowmarket DC/19/00425 Home Farm, Eye £40,407.62 Road, Hoxne DC/17/02232 Land on the West £1,714,754.09 Side of Barton Road, Thurston DC/19/02948 Homelands, £35,150.99 Rectory Road, Bacton 1751/16 Land Adjacent £20,889.20 Halfboys, Ixworth Road, Norton DC/17/04083 Breccles, Rectory £26,251.55 Road, Mellis 6 Appendix A DC/19/02465 Land on the South £93.58 Side of Lower Farm Road, Ringshall TOTAL £10,203,165.63 CIL RECEIPTS RECEIVED IN 19/20 The total value of CIL Receipts received in the reported period was £6,006,891.67 (Returned credit paid in previous year) - £40,795.29 resulting in a reduction of 5% CIL Admin of £2,039.77 The total value of CIL Interest credited in the reported period was £40,114.56 CIL RECEIPTS SUMMARY 19/20 Planning Reference Site of CIL CIL Receipt Contribution DC/18/02352 Land to the South £69,032.19 of The Acorns, Willisham Road, Barking DC/18/02792 Land at Grove £80,006.19 Lane, Elmswell DC/17/03035 Land at Broadway, £40,215.12 Back Lane, Badwell Ash DC/17/04072 Hogs Kiss, Priory £63,787.59 Lane, Debenham DC/18/01487 Land on the West £633,644.25 side of Stowmarket Road, Great Blakenham DC/18/00097 Land between £699,828.78 Gipping Road and Church Road Stowupland DC/18/01679 Land Adjacent to £1,035,949.83 Wetherden Road, Elmswell 4556/16 Phase 3D Cedars £124,456.65 Park, Land South of Gun Cotton Way, Stowmarket 7 Appendix A DC/18/01993 Land on the East £91,517.12 side of Church Road, Wortham DC/17/05076 The Limes, Diss £13,504.52 Road, Botesdale DC/18/00537 Land to the Rear of £11,719.11 7 & 8 Earls Green, Bacton DC/18/02043 The Institute Club, £31,256.87 122 High Street, Needham Market DC/17/03027 Land at Scole £168.67 Roundabout DC/18/03558 Willow House, £42,017.18 Mendlesham Road, Cotton DC/18/02724 Dairy Farm, The £4,759.48 Street Brundish DC/18/04480 Aporia 1 Mill Hill, £22,065.89 Cotton DC/17/04357 Land Adjacent to £55,495.28 54 All Saints Road, Creeting St Mary DC/18/03579 Land off Hall Road, £20,631.87 Bedingfield DC/17/05107 Land South of £26,073.13 Walnut Tree Cottages Old Norwich Road, Whitton DC/18/03120 Foresters, new £21.41 Road, Tostock DC/18/03269 70 & 72 Chapel £21,323.63 Lane, Great Blakenham DC/17/06203 Land Formally £382.55 known as Mark Peacock Landrover, Neaves Lane, Stradbroke DC/17/06092 Land on the South £810.40 Side of Thornham Road, Gislingham DC/18/04391 Grange Farm, £2,217.19 Kates Lane, Stowmarket 8 Appendix A DC/18/03996 Land to the North £37,580.74 of Ashfield Road, Norton DC/18/05357 Swan Inn, The £18,168.28 Street, Woolpit 2112/16 Land to east side £215,675.72 of Green road, Woolpit DC/18/01376 Highfield, Norton £833,559.28 Road, Thurston DC/19/01382 Southleigh, £9,368.53 Ashfield, Norton DC/17/06270 Site to the North of £18,011.03 the Willows, Flordon Road, Creeting St Mary DC/18/05172 Southleigh, £7,913.83 Ashfield Road, Norton DC/19/00996 Annexe, Kiln Farm £10,047.26 Cottage, Elmswell 3674/16 Agricultural £26,328.10 Building, Honey Pot Farm Honeypot Lane Wattisfield DC/18/03581 Land at Dovedale £33,161.40 Close, Badwell Ash DC/17/04774 Building at £1,163.17 Chestnut Tree Farm, Framlingham Road, Laxfield DC/19/00338 Willow House, £11,390.75 Mendlesham Road, Cotton DC/17/05868 Land to the Rear of £21,348.62 the Cottage, Mill Road, Occold DC/18/04391 Grange Farm £55.08 Kates Lane, Wetherden 1127/17 8 Freehold Road, £16,234.77 Needham market 3295/16 Coach House High £7,023.05 Hall, High Hall Road, Nettlestead 9 Appendix A DC/18/02043 The Institute Club, £61.23 122 High Street, Needham market 4974/16 Land off Norton £28,600.69 Road, Tostock DC/17/02755 Land between, £123,330.22 Gipping Road and Church Road, Stowupland DC/19/00328 Land at Town Lane £104.89 Farm, Park Green, Town Lane, Wetheringsett cum Brockford 2638/16 Land to the East of £48,389.70 The Grange, Tostock Road, Beyton DC/18/00313 The Willows, £13,550.44 Stowmarket Road, Mendlesham DC/18/04113 Spinnakers, £12,960.95 Ashfield Road, Elmswell DC/19/02465 Land on the South £26,948.19 Side of Lower Farm Road, Ringshall DC/19/02671 Grange Farm All £24,016.68 Saints Road, Creeting St Mary DC/17/06283 Land on West Side £50,000.00 of Bickers Hill Road, Laxfield DC/18/00684 Land at Stanton £80,873.50 Street, Ixworth Road, Norton DC/19/02225 Land to the Rear of £25,320.07 Kyloe, Priory Road, Palgrave DC/18/00864 Land Adjacent to 9 £26,195.26 Rectory Hill, Rickinghall DC/19/02987 Land to the East of £31,646.02 Priory Road, Palgrave 10 Appendix A DC/19/02322 Land North East of £29,033.29 Bowl Road Battisford DC/19/00075 Land South East of £23,138.29 All Saints Road, Creeting St Mary DC/19/00038 Land to the East of £17,390.66 Mill Road, Laxfield DC/18/04454 Southlands, Old £12,617.66
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