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Appendix 2: Public Space Improvements 2008-2012 Preliminary. Figures are rounded and subject to verification. Dartmouth area - includes Dartmouth, Blackawton, Dittisham, Kingswear, Strete and Stoke Fleming Town/Parish Site Project Partners SHDC Other funding Total Capital Grants S106 (£) spend (£) (£) (£) Dartmouth Coronation Park Tennis court refurbishment Coronation Park user groups 100k 100k x 4 Dartmouth Coronation Park Play space improvements Coronation Park user groups 100k 100k Dartmouth Coronation Park Park infrastructure Dartmouth Town Council: 100k 100k improvements Coronation Park user groups Dartmouth Collingwood Road play Playbuilder - play space Townstal Community Partnership; 30k 45k 20k 95k space improvements Dartmouth Academy (Secondary & Primary Schools) Dartmouth Victoria Road play Play space improvements Local user group 20k 13.7k 14.8k 48.5k space Dartmouth Norton skate area Skate/youth facility Townstal Community Partnership: 40k 40k improvements Devon Youth Service Dartmouth Royal Avenue Gardens Park improvements Dartmouth Town Council; Friends 0.7k 30k 30.7k of RAG Dartmouth Other sites - Castle Open space improvements Dartmouth Town Council; Friends 14k 10k 24k Estate, Warfleet, of Sugary Cove Bayards Cove, Embankment Dittisham The Ham play space Play space improvements Dittisham Parish Council 8k 8k Stoke Fleming Stoke Fleming Play Park Play space improvements Friends of Stoke Fleming Play 5k 59.2k 64.2k Park; Stoke Fleming PC Dartmouth area totals 417k 118.6k 74.8k 610.4k Ivybridge area – includes Ivybridge, Cornwood & Lutton, Ermington, Harford, Shaugh Prior, Lee Moor & Wotter, Sparkwell & Lee Mill, Ugborough & Bittaford Town/Parish Site Project Partners SHDC Other funding Total Capital Grants S106 spend (£) (£) (£) (£) Ivybridge St John’s play space Playbuilder - play space Ivybridge Town Council; Devon 50k 45k 95k improvements Youth Service; Manor Primary Sch Ivybridge Woodland Park play Play space improvements Ivybridge Town Council 40k 40k space Ivybridge Woodland Park Park infrastructure Ivybridge Town Council 40k 40k improvements Ivybridge Wetherdon Drive Play space improvements Ivybridge Town Council 15k 15k Ivybridge Victoria Park play space Play space improvements Ivybridge Town Council; Erme 15k 10k 25k Primary School Ivybridge Leonard Road skate Skate area improvements Ivybridge Town Council; Ivybridge 50k 50k area skaters; Devon Youth Service Ivybridge Filham Park BMX track development Ivybridge Town Council 10k 2.8k 12.8k and park infrastructure Ivybridge riders improvements Devon Youth Service Ivybridge Other sites – inc. Erme Parks and greenspace Ivybridge Town Council 54k 54k Playing Field; Gorse infrastructure Way; St Peter’s Way; improvements Woodburn Close, other small parks, Riverside Path, other public realm Cornwood Cornwood play space Play space improvements Cornwood Parish Council 5k 1k 6k Shaugh Prior Wotter play space Play space improvements Shaugh Prior Parish Council 5k 1k 6k Sparkwell Sparkwell play space Play space improvements Sparkwell Parish Council; Sparkwell 5k 5k Village Hall Trust allocated allocated Sparkwell Bottle Park Lee Mill play Play space improvements Lee Mill Community Association; 5k 30k 35k space Sparkwell Parish Council allocated allocated allocated Ugborough Bittaford play space Play space improvements Ugborough Parish Council 5k 5k allocated allocated Ugborough Donkey Lane play space Play space improvements Ugborough Parish Council 10k 10k allocated allocated Ivybridge area totals 309k 57k 32.8k 398.8k Kingsbridge area – includes Kingsbridge, Buckland -Tout -Saints, Charleton, Churchstow, East Allington, Frogmore & Sherford, Loddiswell, South Milton, Thurlestone, West Alvington, Woodleigh Town/Parish Site Project Partners SHDC Other funding Total Capital Grants S106 spend (£) (£) (£) (£) Kingsbridge Recreation Ground Tennis court 50k 50k refurbishment x 2 Kingsbridge Recreation Ground Playbuilder - play space Kingsbridge Town Council; 65k 71.3k 136.3k improvements Kingsbridge Playspaces Group Kingsbridge Recreation Ground Park infrastructure Kingsbridge Town Council; 100k 4k 104k improvements Kingsbridge Parks Committee Kingsbridge Duncombe Park play Play space and Kingsbridge Town Council; 70k 70k 11.7k 151.7k space inc Teen Zone infrastructure Kingsbridge Playspaces Group improvements Kingsbridge Quayside skate area Skate facility provision Kingsbridge Town Council; Devon 60k 60k Youth Service; Kingsbridge skaters Kingsbridge Trebble Park play space Play space improvements Kingsbridge Town Council; 15k 15k Kingsbridge Playspaces Group Kingsbridge Other sites – Head of Open space Kingsbridge Town Council; 16k 5.9k 21.9k Estuary; Tree Trail; improvements Kingsbridge Information Centre; Britton’s Field; Market Walkers are Welcome; Kingsbridge Square; other public In Bloom realm locations East Allington East Allington play Play space improvements East Allington Parish Council 3k 3k space allocated allocated Frogmore & Frogmore play space Play space improvements Frogmore & Sherford Parish Council 3k 0.2k 3.2k Sherford Loddiswell The Butts recreation Play space improvements Loddiswell Parish Council; 5k 4.2k 18.9k 28.1k area Loddiswell Playing Fields & Village Hall Trust Kingsbridge area totals 387k 151.6k 34.6k 573.2k Totnes area – includes Totnes, Ashprington, Berry Pomeroy, Cornworthy, Dartington, Diptford, Halwell & Moreleigh, Harberton & Harbertonford, Littlehempston, Marldon, Staverton & Landscove, Stoke Gabriel Town/Parish Site Project Partners SHDC Other funding Total Capital Grants S106 spend (£) (£) (£) (£) Totnes Borough Park Tennis court Totnes Town Council; Totnes Tennis 125k 125k refurbishment x 4 Club; Borough Park User Group; Multi Use Games Area Devon Youth Service (MUGA) construction Totnes Borough Park Play space improvements Totnes Town Council; Transition 80k 9.2k 89.2k Town Totnes Totnes Borough Park Park infrastructure Totnes Town Council; Borough Park 100k 100k improvements User Group Totnes Elm Park/Rush Way Playbuilder - play space Totnes Town Council; Bridgetown 5k 45k 50k improvements Alive! Bridgetown Playspaces Working Group Totnes Parkers Way Play space improvements Totnes Town Council; Bridgetown 25k 25k Alive! Bridgetown Playspaces allocated allocated Working Group Totnes Steamer Quay (galleon) Play space improvements Totnes Town Council; Bridgetown 50k 50k Alive! bid tbc Totnes Collapark Play space improvements tbc 15k 15k allocated allocated Totnes Leechwell Garden New public garden Leechwell Garden Association; 30k 49.7k 125.5k 205.2k Totnes Development Trust; Groundwork SW Totnes Heath’s Garden New public garden Wakefield Trust; Totnes Preservation 11k 119.6k 130.6k Trust; Mitchell Trust Totnes The Lamb Garden Community horticulture Totnes Development Trust; Totnes 4k 26k 30k garden Healthy Futures Project Totnes KEVICC Pitch improvements KEVICC; KEVICC Foundation 50k 50k 39.3k 139.3k Governors Town/Parish Site Project Partners SHDC Other funding Total Capital Grants S106 spend (£) (£) (£) (£) Totnes Other sites – Parks and greenspace Totnes Town Council; Incredible 27k 27k Longmarsh, Steamer infrastructure Edible Totnes & Totnes Nut Group Quay, Follaton improvements (both Transition Town); BA! Arboretum, Bridgetown Corridor, Vire Island, Riverside Walk Totnes Follaton Estate Play space improvements Follaton Residents Association; 15k 15k Groundwork SW Dartington Meadowbrook play Play space improvements Dartington Recreation Association 10k 10k space allocated allocated Halwell & Moreleigh play space Play space improvements Halwell & Moreleigh Parish Council 5k 5k Moreleigh Harberton Harberton play space Play space improvements Harberton Parish Council 3k 2k 5k Harberton Harbertonford play Play space improvements Harberton Parish Council; 3k 50k 53k space Harbertonford Playground Committee Marldon Tor Field play space Play space improvements Marldon Parish Council; Marldon 10k 8k 18k youth group Staverton Landscove play space Play space improvements Staverton Parish Council 5k 5k Staverton Staverton recreation Play space improvements Staverton Parish Council 3k 1k 4k ground play space Stoke Gabriel Stoke Gabriel Play space improvements Stoke Gabriel Parish Council; Stoke 8k 50k 58k Community Park Gabriel Pre-School Totnes area totals 519k 466.3k 174k 1.1593m Modbury area – includes Modbury, Aveton Gifford, Bigbury, Kingston, Ringmore Town/Parish Site Project Partners SHDC Other funding Total Capital Grants S106 (£) spend (£) (£) (£) Modbury Recreation Ground MUGA/skate Modbury Parish Council; MARS; 12.5k 10k 22.5k Devon Youth Service Modbury Memorial Hall play Play space improvements Modbury Parish Council; Modbury 12.5k 12.5k space Memorial Hall Trust; Local parents group Modbury Public realm Open space and Modbury Parish Council 10k 10k infrastructure improvements Aveton Gifford Parsons Green play Play space improvements Aveton Gifford Parish Council; The 10k 17.4k 27.4k space Bridges Group Kingston Kingston Recreation Play space improvements Kingston Parish Council; Active 3k 37k 40k Ground Kingston Modbury area totals 48k 64.4k 112.4k Salcombe area – includes Salcombe, Malborough, South Huish (Hope Cove) Town/Parish Site Project Partners SHDC Other funding Total Capital Grants S106 (£) spend (£) (£) (£) Salcombe Courtenay Park, Open space and Salcombe Town Council 10k 10k Whitestrand, Cliff House infrastructure North Sands etc improvements Salcombe Bonfire Hill New Public Space Salcombe Town Council 90k 90k allocate Salcombe The Berry Play space improvements Salcombe Town Council 25k 20k 45k allocated Malborough
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