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Chanctonbury Developer Contributions and Schemes Agenda item 8 Appendix B Chanctonbury CLC 2010 – Developer Contributions and Schemes Appendix B Details of the status of contributions secured for other County Council services (Education, Libraries, Waste, Fire) For information only Education Date Committed Parish Application Site Address Amount Paid Comments Amount Project Name Applegarth & Oaktree Cottage, Billingshurst Road, 02- Ashington, West Feb- Ashington DC/1100/06 Sussex 31212.75 09 Unallocated - - Barnhouse Surgery, Barnhouse Close, 18- Allocated to Pulborough, West Feb- Rudgwick Primary Rudgwick Primary Pulborough DC/936/06 Sussex 53952.3 09 School Mar 09 53952.3 School Oaklands Farm, Hurston Lane, Storrington, 07- Pulborough, West Sep- Storrington DC/869/08 Sussex 6453 09 Not yet allocated - - Oaklands Farm, Hurston Lane, Storrington, 19- Pulborough, West Oct- Storrington DC/869/08 Sussex 6453 09 Not yet allocated - - Land to the west Allocated to of, Downsview 31- Steyning Steyning Grammer Avenue, Oct- Grammer Boarding House Sullington SG/3/00 Storrington, West 87545 05 Boarding House 123890 extension Agenda item 8 Appendix B Education Date Committed Parish Application Site Address Amount Paid Comments Amount Project Name Sussex extension May 09 Land to the west of, Downsview Avenue, 07- Storrington, West Dec- Sullington SG/3/00 Sussex 36345 05 Unallocated Linden House, Woodside Park, Catteleshall Lane, 29- Allocated to Godalming, May- Storrington Storrington First Washington DC/1872/04 Surrey, GU7 1LG 13265 07 School Canopy 13265 School canopy Cambria, Church Road, Partridge 12- West Green, West Nov- Grinstead DC/1428/05 Sussex 32463.94 07 Unallocated - - Morley Farm, Wheatsheaf Road, Woodmancote, 18- Woodmancote Henfield, West Sep- Parish Council DC/1146/08 Sussex 2703 08 Unallocated - - Morley Farm, Wheatsheaf Road, Woodmancote, 18- Woodmancote Henfield, West Sep- Parish Council DC/1146/08 Sussex 3750 08 Unallocated - - Agenda item 8 Appendix B Fire Service Date Committed Parish Application Site Address Amount Paid Comments Amount Project Name Drewitts Farm, Church Street, 07- Amberley, Arundel, Dec- Amberley DC/1271/09 West Sussex 85 09 Unallocated - - Stevens House, 03- New Barn Lane, Sep- Henfield DC/1276/08 Henfield, Horsham 110 08 Unallocated - - Stevens House, 13- New Barn Lane, Oct- Henfield DC/1276/08 Henfield, Horsham 110 08 Unallocated - - Springlands Cottage, Windmill 15- Lane, Henfield, Sep- Henfield DC/2808/07 West Sussex 92 08 Unallocated - - Chegworth, 48, Not yet seen copy Goring Road, 15- of agreement - Steyning, West Sep- limitation dates Steyning DC/611/08 Sussex, BN44 3GF 126 08 unknown - - Chegworth, 48, Goring Road, 27- Steyning, West Oct- Steyning DC/980/09 Sussex, BN44 3GF 135 09 Unallocated - - Hardwicke Lodge, Unallocated Veras Walk, 04- Storrington, Dec- Storrington DC/716/09 Pulborough 90 09 - - Agenda item 8 Appendix B Fire Service Date Committed Parish Application Site Address Amount Paid Comments Amount Project Name Oaklands Farm, Unallocated Hurston Lane, Storrington, 07- Pulborough, West Sep- Storrington DC/869/08 Sussex 110 09 - - Oaklands Farm, Unallocated Hurston Lane, Storrington, 19- Pulborough, West Oct- Storrington DC/869/08 Sussex 110 09 - - The Moorings, 30, Unallocated Church Lane, Upper 15- Upper Beeding, Steyning, Sep- Beeding DC/2486/07 West Sussex 349 08 - - Homelands Farm, Unallocated Bines Road, 14- West Partridge Green, Oct- Grinstead DC/1017/09 West Sussex 60 09 - - Morley Farm, Unallocated Wheatsheaf Road, Woodmancote, 18- Woodmancote Henfield, West Sep- Parish Council DC/1146/08 Sussex 110 08 - - .
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