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Babergh District Council Annual Infrastructure Funding Statement for Community Infrastructure Levy and Section 106 Appendix A Babergh 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 £3,526,472.99. Of this amount £3,522,476.79 is from liable floorspace, £2,500.00 is from surcharges imposed due to breaches of the Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations and £1,496.20 is late payment interest accrued. CIL DEMAND NOTICE SUMMARY 19/20 Planning Reference Site of CIL CIL Demand Contribution Notice DC/18/03671 Anchor Inn Upper £73,044.75 Street, Stratford St Mary DC/18/03363 25 Nayland Road, £15,429.21 Bures St Mary, Bures DC/17/04927 The Barn at £103.81 Assington, The Street, Assington B/16/01038 Red House Farm, £62,496.56 Sudbury Road, Newton DC/18/01992 (2) Frogg Hall Farm, £8,441.75 Potts Lane, Layham DC/18/01147 Mizpah, The £16,946.35 Causeway, Hitcham DC/17/06308 Mill House, Bury £8,585.12 Road, Cockfield 2 Appendix A B/16/01189 3 South View £6,154.80 Green, Bentley DC/19/00526 Larchwood, £48,834.02 Larchwood Close, Sproughton DC/18/04378 Rosemary, Church £43,449.48 Lane, Brantham, Manningtree DC/18/05001 Lucerne, Ipswich £15,027.44 Road, Brantham, Manningtree DC/18/03627 Land Opposite the £23,730.75 Victorian School, Old School Corner, Brettenham DC/18/01294 1 Visdelou £19,572.61 Terrace, Main Road, Shotley DC/17/06292 Land South of £30,424.23 Birds Lane, Cockfield DC/17/03738 32 Blake Avenue, £167.02 Shotley Gate, Ipswich DC/19/02205 21 Woodhall Road, £9,266.18 Sudbury DC/19/01955 Windwards, Bury £106,591.89 Road, Lavenham DC/19/01570 Land South Of 10 £94,022.18 The Gurdons, 10 The Gurdons, The Street, Assington DC/19/00184 Land Between £145,184.92 Manor Farm and Fairview, Duke Street, Hintlesham DC/18/03627 Land Opposite the £71.91 Victorian School, Old School Corner, Brettenham DC/18/01869 The Bungalow, £107,233.18 Harpers Hill, Nayland With Wissington 3 Appendix A DC/17/06308 Mill House, Bury £217.10 Road, Cockfield B/16/00949 Ivy Cottage, Capel £22,919.50 Road, Bentley, B/16/00636 Stackwood £32,047.05 Cottage, Stackwood Road, Polstead B/16/00447 The Malting, £100,178.78 Whatfield Road, Elmsett DC/18/00049 Coachmans, Elm £22,026.40 Lane, Copdock And Washbrook DC/19/01428 The £17,104.26 Slaughterhouse and Land Adjacent, Cuckoo Hill, Bures St Mary DC/19/01427 The £19,191.68 Slaughterhouse and Land Adjacent, Cuckoo Hill, Bures St Mary DC/19/01422 The £14,825.78 Slaughterhouse and Land Adjacent, Cuckoo Hill, Bures St Mary DC/19/02689 Land at Russell £10,782.13 Stables, Almshouse Green, Thorpe Morieux DC/18/01383 £17,876.56 Land at Brantham Hill, Brantham DC/18/04309 Land Off, Bantocks £249,070.03 Road, Great Waldingfield DC/18/00189 Land Adjacent £33,223.15 Oakfield Cottage, Oakfield Road, Copdock And Washbrook B/17/00988 Land South of £193.89 Jupiter, Great Green, Cockfield 4 Appendix A DC/19/00179 New Barn, Valley £11,603.89 Road, Newton, Sudbury DC/18/01089 Land West of £7,050.73 Radio House, Hall Street, Long Melford DC/17/06222 Manly House, £13,156.00 Hadleigh Road, Holton St Mary B/16/01625 Land south of £3,556.01 Mages Yard, Lambs Lane, Lawshall B/16/01355 Barncroft, The £10,299.40 Street, Raydon DC/19/03510 Land East Of, The £92,460.81 Street, Assington DC/19/03985 Site of Former Red £61,086.43 House Farm, Sudbury Road, Newton, Sudbury DC/19/03663 19 Gaol Lane, £3,283.13 Sudbury, DC/19/02020 Land to The West £185,368.30 Of The Plough And Fleece Inn, Great Green, Cockfield, DC/19/03247 Land South of £87,735.31 White House Farm, Shotley Road, Chelmondiston DC/18/04072 2 Coronation Rise, £8,391.01 Great Waldingfield DC/18/02988 Linton View, Tower £5,341.82 Mill Lane, Hadleigh DC/17/06250 Summercourt, The £89,894.08 Heath, Tattingstone, B/17/00988 Land South of £595.98 Jupiter, Great Green, Cockfield 5 Appendix A B/17/01105 Red House Farm, £22,393.30 Sudbury Road, Newton DC/19/03476 Pears Barn £22,594.24 Cottage, Woodgates Road, East Bergholt DC/19/02220 The Hillarys, £19,900.64 Manningtree Road, Stutton DC/19/01126 Mill House, Bury £15,918.89 Road, Cockfield DC/19/03185 Land South of £271,572.19 Howlett Of Lavenham, Melford Road, Lavenham DC/19/02753 Hill Farm, The £28,620.69 Street, Assington DC/19/04937 Part Garden Of, 39 £17,851.64 Aldham Road, Hadleigh B/16/00629 Abbey House, £33,886.41 Rectory Road, Newton DC/18/01406 The Threshing £32,043.93 Floor, Great Green, Cockfield DC/17/05452 46 Fourth Avenue, £128.56 Glemsford B/16/00777 Land on the south £4,144.08 side of, Bull Lane, Long Melford B/16/01232 Stutton Community £5,332.00 Shop, Stutton Community Hall, Manningtree Road, Stutton 6 Appendix A DC/19/02055 St Gregory’s £19,537.59 Church Hall, Prince Street, Sudbury DC/18/04522 Stutton Methodist £36,829.09 Church, Manningtree Road, Stutton DC/19/04286 Plot 1 Land £56,876.37 Adjoining Windwards, Bury Road, Lavenham DC/19/04285 Plot 2 Land £44,835.23 Adjoining Windwards, Bury Road, Lavenham DC/17/06286 Land to North of £135,437.18 Queens Road, Erwarton DC/19/05739 Plot 2, Holly £51,487,83 Cottage, Old London Road, Copdock And Washbrook B/17/00950 Land West Of 35 - £424,588.94 40, Stutton Close, Stutton DC/18/05513 Orchard Way, 141 £27,271.14 New Queens Road, Sudbury DC/18/04072 2 Coronation Rise, £17.93 Great Waldingfield, Sudbury DC/19/05042 Land to The North £190,572.19 Of, The Street, Raydon DC/19/03216 Petersfield House, £2,500.00 Church Lane, Copdock DC/18/03832 Old Buckenham £107,718.62 Hall School, Brettenham Park, Brettenham B/16/00636 Stackwood £156.94 Cottage, Stackwood Road, Polstead 7 Appendix A TOTAL £3,526,472.99 CIL RECEIPTS RECEIVED IN 19/20 The total value of CIL Receipts received in the reported period was £2,086,519.72 The total value of CIL Interest credited in the reported period was £20,825.43 CIL RECEIPTS SUMMARY 19/20 Planning Reference Site of CIL CIL Receipt Contribution DC/19/00179 New Barn, Valley £11,603.89 Road, Newton DC/19/00184 Land Between £29,036.98 Manor Farm and Fairview, Duke Street, Hintlesham DC/17/06289 Land East of King £115,100.18 Georges Field, The Street, Raydon DC/17/06170 Land North of the £71,364.46 Hollies, The Street Assington DC/17/05452 46 Fourth Avenue, £7,628.56 Glemsford DC/18/02988 Linton View, Tower £5,341.82 Mill Lane, Hadleigh B/17/01105 Red House Farm, £22,393.30 Sudbury Road, Newton DC/17/05967 Land Adjoining £18,000.00 Meadow View, Melford Road, Acton DC/17/04927 The Barn at £4,267.65 Assington, The Street, Assington 8 Appendix A Land Adjacent to £15,339.89 DC/18/02579 Magnolia Cottage 12 Bury Road Hitcham B/16/01136 80 High Street £3,814.51 Bildeston Ipswich DC/17/03738 32 Blake Avenue, £7,503.16 Shotley Gate Ipswich DC/18/01945 Land to the Rear of £49,179.69 Longacre, Hadleigh Road, Holton St Mary DC/18/03671 Anchor Inn, Upper £36,522.38 Street, Stratford St Mary B/16/01038 Red House Farm, £31,248.28 Sudbury Road, Newton DC/19/00526 Larchwood, £48,834.02 Larchwood Close, Sproughton B/16/00447 The Malting, £100,178.78 Whatfield Road, Elmsett B/16/00949 Ivy Cottage, Capel £22,919.50 Road, Bentley DC/18/01147 Mizpah, The £16,946.35 Causeway, Hitcham B/16/01189 3 South View £6154.80 Green, Bentley DC/18/04378 Rosemary, Church £43,449.48 Lane, Brantham DC/18/03363 25 Nayland Road £15,429.21 Bures St Mary Bures DC/17/06308 Mill House, Bury £8,802.22 Road, Cockfield DC/17/06292 Land South of £30,424.23 Birds Lane, Cockfield 9 Appendix A DC/18/03627 Land Opposite the £23,802.66 Victorian School, Old School Corner, Brettenham DC/18/01294 1 Visdelou £19,572.61 Terrace, Main Road, Shotley DC/18/00049 Coachmans, Elm £22,026.40 Lane, Copdock And Washbrook DC/18/01992 Frogg Hall Farm, £8,441.75 Potts Lane, Layham B/16/00636 Stackwood £32,203.99 Cottage, Stackwood Road, Polstead DC/19/02689 Land at Russell £10,782.13 Stables, Almshouse Green, Thorpe Morieux B/16/01355 Barncroft, The £10,299.40 Street, Raydon, DC/17/02347 PJM Farms Ltd £25,011.20 DC/17/04024 Land adjacent to £101,399.90 Bear's Lane Lavenham The Bungalow, £21,446.64 DC/18/01869 Harpers Hill, Nayland with Wissington DC/19/01570 Land South of 10 £23,505.55 the Gurdons, 10 The Gurdons, The Street, Assington DC/19/00184 Land between £29,036.98 Manor Farm and Fairview, Duke Street, Hintlesham DC/18/04309 Land off, Bantocks £49,814.01 Road Great Waldingfield B/17/00988 Land South of £21,332.98 Jupiter Great Green, Cockfield 10 Appendix A DC/17/04872 Orchard Way 141 £128.95 New Queens Road, Sudbury B/16/00606 Stour House The £9,777.30 Street East Bergholt B/17/00122 Land North and £409,430.79 West of Capel Community Church, Days Road, Capel St Mary B/16/01625 Land South of £3,556.01 Mages Yard, Lambs Lane Lawshall DC/19/02205 21 Woodhall Road, £9,266.18 Sudbury DC/18/00189 Land Adjacent £33,223.15 Oakfield Cottage, Oakfield Road, Copdock and Washbrook DC/18/01089 Land West of £7.050.73 Radio House, Hall Street, Long Melford B/16/00777 Land on the south £290,086.77 side of, Bull Lane, Long Melford DC/19/03510 Land East of The £23,115.20 Street Assington DC/19/03985 Site of Former Red £15,271.61 House Farm, Sudbury Road, Newton DC/19/03247 Land South of £21,933.83 White House Farm, Shotley Road Chelmondiston DC/19/02753 Hill Farm, The £14,310.35 Street, Assington, Sudbury 11 Appendix A DC/19/04286 Plot 1 Land £14,219.09 Adjoining Windwards, Bury Road, Lavenham DC/18/03832 Old Buckenham £21,543.72 Hall School, Brettenham Park, Brettenham DC/19/02220 The Hillarys £19,900.64 Manningtree Road, Stutton DC/19/03663 19 Gaol Lane, £3,283.13 Sudbury DC/19/04937 Part Garden Of, 39 £17,851.64 Aldham Road, Hadleigh DC/18/01406 The Threshing £32,043.93 Floor, Great Green, Cockfield DC/18/04072 2 Coronation Rise, £8,391.01 Great Waldingfield DC/19/03476 Pears Barn £22,594.24 Cottage, Woodgates Road, East Bergholt DC/19/03216 Petersfield House, £2,500.00 Church Lane, Copdock TOTAL £2,086,519.72 CIL RECEIPT ALLOCATIONS The CIL receipts are allocated as follows.
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