Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 December 2020

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1 Executive Summary 1

2 Introduction 2 2.1 What is an Infrastructure Funding Statement? 2 2.2 What are developer contributions? 3 2.3 Interactive story map 3 2.4 Summary of Key Headlines from 2019/20 4

3 Community Infrastructure Levy 5 3.1 CIL report as set out in CIL Regulation (2019 Amendment) 121A Schedule 2 Section 1 6

4 S106 Planning Obligations 10 4.1 S106 report as set out in CIL Regulation (2019 Amendment) 121A Schedule 2 Section 3 10

5 Planned Expenditure 24 5.1 CIL Infrastructure List 24 5.2 S106 focus 24 5.3 Public Open Space 25 5.4 Affordable Housing 25 5.5 Education 26 5.6 Transport 27 5.7 Health 27

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 2 1 Executive Summary

Planning applica�on CI S

CIL and S106 figures relate S agreement entered into to the 2019/20 financial year £5,576,017 of new S106 agreements

Planning permission granted

Calcula�on of CI payment required from development

Development begins

S and CI payments made during course of development £4,890,842 S106 received £749,389 of CIL collected

Strategic CI S receipts allocated to projects £39,159 to Zone 5 Town Neighbourhood CI paments £7,389,302 allocated and Parish Councils £27,752 to Town and Parish Councils

Projects delivered £4,152,965 of S106 money spent

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 1 2 Introduction 2.0.1 This Infrastructure Funding Statement is the first that has prepared under the new CIL Regulations. It sets out information on how funds have been collected from development, through CIL and s106 obligations to pay for much needed infrastructure across Cornwall. The collection and allocation of these funds is an important part of how the Council is delivering the infrastructure projects needed to support the Cornwall Local Plan, cooperating with our partners and other infrastructure providers. The IFS will be updated every year and will enable us to proactively manage infrastructure delivery and align to future reviews of the Local Plan.

2.1 What is an Infrastructure Funding Statement? 2.1.1 Amendments made to the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Regulations in 2019, required local authorities to start reporting on the amount of developer contributions collected, allocated, and spent, in order to make the process of infrastructure funding more transparent. The Infrastructure Funding Statement (IFS) is an annual report which local authorities are now required to produce to set out this information in detail. 2.1.2 The IFS must be published by 31 December annually, and provide information from the previous financial year – the ‘reported year’. This report provides information on developer contributions received, allocated and spent by Cornwall Council, in the financial year 2019/2020. 2.1.3 In line with regulatory requirements, the IFS includes detail on the following information for the reported year: • CIL receipts and expenditure • The amount of CIL passed to Town and Parish Councils • The amount of CIL held at the end of 2019/20 • S106 receipts and expenditure • The amount of s106 held at the end of 2019/20 2.1.4 Key terms used: • Received – this relates to financial contributions which have been received into Cornwall Councils bank account. • Allocated – this is where an amount of money has been received and formally allocated to a specific infrastructure project. For s106 contributions, this means the service responsible for requesting the contribution, such as education or affordable housing, provide confirmation that the money has been allocated to a developed project, so it cannot be used for anything else. • Spent – this is where a previously allocated amount of money has been used to deliver the identified infrastructure project and is no longer held by Cornwall Council. • Reported year/period – this is the financial year to which the IFS relates. So, for an IFS published by 31 December 2020, the reported year will be 2019/20; for an IFS published by 31 December 2021, the reported year will be 2020/21, and so on.

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 2 2.2 What are developer contributions? 2.2.1 Developers are required to make ‘developer contributions’ in order to help deliver the infrastructure that is needed to support development or address the cumulative impact of development on an area. These contributions can be financial, such as a sum of money paid to the local authority to provide affordable housing, or non-financial, such as the provision of affordable housing on the development site itself. There are two main types of developer contributions: • Section 106 agreements – also known as planning obligations, or simply, s106’s, these are agreements negotiated between planning authorities and developers, which secure the contributions necessary to make a development acceptable, such as affordable housing and infrastructure such as parks and new schools. A s106 agreement is a legally enforceable obligation entered into to mitigate the impacts of a development. • Community Infrastructure Levy – the CIL is a planning charge which allows planning authorities to charge a fixed rate per square metre of development to fund infrastructure which addresses the cumulative impact of development. Unlike s106 agreements, payment of CIL is not negotiable. The rates charged in Cornwall are set out in the CIL Charging Schedule1.

2.3 Interactive story map 2.3.1 We have created an interactive story map which provides information on developer contributions received and spent. The map can be accessed at www.cornwall.gov.uk/developercontributions, and provides information with geographic links and photographs - what s106 monies have been received in each Parish (and Community Network Area) and the planning application that receipts relate to 2.3.2 how much s106 money has been spent in the area, and what it has been spent on. The map is updated with new s106 information every three months. 2.3.3 It often takes time to spend s106 money after it is received – some agreements allow up to five, or even ten years, in which the money needs to be spent – and so there will be no correlation between the reported amount of s106 money received and spent in any one period. 2.3.4 More information on individual planning applications can be found on Cornwall Council’s planning webpages at www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment-and-planning/planning/online-planning-register. 2.3.5 The story map also provides information on the ‘Neighbourhood Portion’ of CIL that each Parish has received. The Neighbourhood Portion is paid based on CIL income received rather than anticipated income. The Neighbourhood Portion is paid twice a year, therefore, the information on the story map is updated every six months.

1 https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/cil

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 Mount Hawke Park 3 2.4 Summary of Key Headlines from 2019/20

• £749,389.52 of CIL payments collected • £27,752.45 of CIL Neighbourhood payments passed to Town and Parish Councils • £39,156.50 of CIL funds allocated to Town and Parish Councils in zone 5 areas • Value of new s106’s entered into was £5,576,017.31 • S106 payments totalling £4,890,842.01 were received • S106 contributions totalling £7,389,302.93 were allocated to named projects • £4,152,965.61 of s106 contributions were spent • £11,371,246.22 of contributions received before the reported year have not been formally allocated2 • The total value of S106 contributions held at 31 March 2020, was £25,163,646.78

2 This will be due to the spending service waiting for sufficient contributions to be collected before a project can be delivered

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 4 3 Community Infrastructure Levy 3.0.1 Development is liable for a CIL charge if it is creating one or more dwellings, or new floorspace of 100sqm or more. When a CIL liable development is granted planning permission, the amount of CIL required is calculated and sent to the planning applicant and/or landowner of the development on a CIL Liability Notice. 3.0.2 Some developments are able to claim exemption or relief from their CIL liability. This relates to development that is self-build housing, residential annexes and extensions, social housing and charitable development. Where a developer successfully claims one of these reliefs/exemptions, the development is not required to pay any CIL. 3.0.3 If there is an amount of CIL to pay, the developer is required to inform Cornwall Council when work is going to start on the development, and then a CIL Demand Notice is issued which sets out how much has become due and when it is due to be paid. 3.0.4 A CIL charge is payable either within 60 days of the commencement of a development, or within the terms of an instalment policy set by the CIL charging authority. Cornwall Council has an Instalment Policy in place which spreads the requirements to pay CIL over a period of time depending on the total liability for the whole development. 3.0.5 As a result of having an Instalment Policy, the CIL Demand Notices issued during a particular year do not necessarily equate to the CIL sums likely to be received during that year, and can take up to two years from commencement to be paid. In addition, developments can be altered through further planning permissions over time, often resulting in revised Demand Notices needing to be issued. Any such re-issued Notices are not double counted in this report; if a Demand Notice is issued and then re-issued in the same reporting year, only the re-issued Notice would be included within the figure for CIL invoiced during the year. 3.0.6 CIL received is spent as follows: • CIL Admin – 5% of receipts are retained by the CIL Charging Authority (Cornwall Council) and go towards the cost of managing and administering the collection of CIL, including the required information technology systems and any required legal enforcement action, and management of CIL spending. • Neighbourhood CIL – 15% of receipts, or 25% where there is an adopted Neighbourhood Development Plan, are transferred to the Town or Parish Council in which the development is taking place. These payments must be spent on the provision, improvement, operation or maintenance of infrastructure, or anything else that is concerned with addressing the demands that development places on an area. The local councils in receipt of a CIL payment are required under Regulation 121B to produce their own annual reports on CIL receipts and expenditure. • Strategic CIL – the remaining 70-80% is to be spent at the discretion of the Charging Authority. In Cornwall, the Strategic CIL is distributed in two ways: • Zone 5 areas – when setting the CIL rates to charge development, it was determined that it was not viable for development in housing value zone 5 areas to pay a CIL in addition to other developer contributions. This meant that the local councils in those areas would not receive a Neighbourhood CIL payment. However, to ensure those areas did not miss out on this extra income, Members of Cornwall Council agreed to make a Neighbourhood CIL style payment to those areas from the Strategic CIL pot. • Application process – the remaining Strategic CIL is distributed through a funding application process. Applications are invited from Town and Parish Councils, constituted community groups and not-for-profit organisations, including Cornwall council’s own services, to bid for funding for local infrastructure projects. The first funding round was launched in July 2020, so any expenditure in relation to that will be reported in the 2020/21 IFS.

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 5 3.1 CIL report as set out in CIL Regulation (2019 Amendment) 121A Schedule 2 Section 1 a. The total value of Demand Notices issued in the reported period is £779,468.73.

Of total value the amount from Liability Notices (liable floorspace after any relief that has been granted) is £759,722.32. The total value from surcharges imposed due to breaches of the Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations is £19,555.00 and the total value of the late payment interest accrued is £191.41. b. The total amount of CIL collected within the reported period totals £749,389.52. c. The amount of CIL collected prior to the reported period totals £0.00. This is because CIL was introduced in Cornwall in January 2019 but the first CIL payment was not received until April 2019. d. The total amount of CIL collected prior to the reported period that has been allocated in relation to cash received is £0.00 and in relation to land payments (including payments in kind and infrastructure payments) is £0.00. e. The total CIL expenditure recorded for the reported period is as follows:

Type Expenditure Admin CIL £37,469.48 Neighbourhood CIL £0.00 Strategic CIL £0.00 Total Value £37,469.48 f. The total amount of CIL allocated and not spent during the reported period is as follows, this does not include allocations made within the reported year that have been fully spent:

Type Allocated Spent Remaining Admin CIL £37,469.48 £37,469.48 £0.00 Neighbourhood CIL £27,752.45 £0.00 £27,752.45 Strategic CIL £39,156.50 £0.00 £39,156.50

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 Oak Park St Tudy 6 g. i) The items of infrastructure on which CIL (including land payments) has been spent within the reported year, and the amount of CIL spent on each item is not applicable for this reported year as no expenditure on infrastructure items has taken place. Cornwall Council started charging CIL on 1 January 2019, and as CIL is paid on commencement of development rather than granting of planning permission, it has taken time for the income to build to a level where it can be used to deliver meaningful infrastructure.

ii) The amount of CIL spent on repaying money borrowed, including any interest, and details of the items of infrastructure which that money was used to provide (wholly or in part) is £0.00.

iii) The amount of CIL collected towards administration expenses collected is £37,469.48. This was 5% of the total CIL receipts collected (£749,389.52) in the reported period. Cornwall Council has set a collection percentage of 5.00%. The percentage taken may differ due to Surcharges and Late Payment Interest not being split with Neighbourhood Areas. The amount of CIL spent on administration expenses during the reported year was £37,469.48. This was 5% of the total CIL collected within the reported year, which is used to part fund the Infrastructure Team of 6 officers. h. Regarding CIL collected and allocated within the reported year that has not been spent, summary details of what has been allocated, is remaining to be spent and what it has been allocated towards is as follows:

Infrastructure Amount Allocated Amount Unspent Allocation Dated Z5 PC CIL payment £16,240.50 £16,240.50 22 October 2019 Z5 PC CIL payment £3,510.00 £3,510.00 22 October 2019 Z5 Illogan PC CIL payment £10,541.00 £10,541.00 22 October 2019 Z5 St Teath PC CIL payment £8,865.00 £8,865.00 22 October 2019

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 7 i. i) The total amount of CIL passed to a neighbourhood zone under Regulation 59A (collected on behalf of the neighbourhood zone in cash), cash collected and allocated towards Neighbourhood CIL, are as follows:

Zone Date Amount Passed Breage 22 October 2019 £1,575.00 -Stratton 22 October 2019 £292.50 Calstock 22 October 2019 £1,875.00 22 October 2019 £4,740.00 Lanteglos 22 October 2019 £1,680.00 Marhamchurch 22 October 2019 £3,120.00 22 October 2019 £195.00 North Petherwin 22 October 2019 £420.00 22 October 2019 £375.00 Sithney 22 October 2019 £5,370.00 St Agnes 22 October 2019 £2,503.50 St Ives 22 October 2019 £465.00 St Just 22 October 2019 £2,661.45 St Levan 22 October 2019 £810.00 St Mabyn 22 October 2019 £300.00 St Mewan 22 October 2019 £1,370.00 Cornwall Council does not accept payments in kind for CIL and so Regulation 59B does not apply.

ii) As no spend took place within the reported year, there is nothing to report as being spent by a third party under Regulation 59(4).

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 Poltair Park, 8 j. i) The total collected by Cornwall Council for the reported year under Regulation 59E (CIL returned to the Charging Authority after 5 years if not spent) was £0.00 and under Regulation 59F, CIL collected and retained by the Charging Authority for areas that are not designated Neighbourhood Zones, was £0.00. k. i) The amount of CIL requested under Regulation 59E for the reported year is £0.00.

ii) The amount of CIL still outstanding for recovery under Regulation 59E at the end of the reported year for all years is £0.00. l. i) The amount of CIL collected, not assigned for Neighbourhood CIL or CIL Administration, for the reported year and that has not been spent is £586,469.74.

ii) The amount of CIL collected, not assigned for Neighbourhood CIL or CIL Administration, from 1 January 2019 to the end of the reported year that has not been spent is £586,469.74.

iii) The amount of CIL collected and that has not been spent under Regulations 59E and 59F during the reported year is £0.00.

iv) The amount of CIL collected from 1 January 2019 to the end of the reported year under Regulations 59E and 59F that has not been spent is £0.00.

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 9 4 S106 Planning Obligations 4.0.1 S106 planning obligations can only be sought where they meet the following tests set out in CIL Regulation 122 (2010 as amended): • Necessary to make the development acceptable in planning terms • Directly related to the development • Fairly and reasonably related in scale and kind to the development 4.0.2 Developer contributions made through a s106 can include payments for education, green infrastructure/open space, affordable housing, transport, and health, although other contributions may be required depending on the nature of the development. Although standard requirements against each of these are set out in developer contribution strategies of Cornwall Council’s individual services, contributions required from developments are generally negotiated on a case by case basis. The agreed contributions are set out in the s106 legal agreement, along with the trigger points for payment or provision of the agreed contributions. 4.0.3 S106 agreements could require something to be physically provided or require payment of a financial contribution towards off-site provision. The IFS includes details of financial contributions paid and affordable housing units provided, but does not include details of on-site delivery of other types of infrastructure.

4.1 S106 report as set out in CIL Regulation (2019 Amendment) 121A Schedule 2 Section 3 a. The total amount of money to be provided under any planning obligations which were entered during the reported year is £5,576,017.31. This figure does not consider indexation (inflation/ deflation) that may be applied when the money becomes due. b. The total amount of money received from planning obligations during the reported year was £4,890,842.01. Most, if not all of these receipts will be from planning obligations entered into in previous years, so this figure does not relate to the figure given in a). c. The total amount of money received prior to the reported year that has not been allocated is £11,371,246.22. d. During the reported year the following non-monetary contributions have been agreed under planning obligations:

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 Oak Park St Tudy 10 i) The total number of affordable housing units to be provided is 831.

Type Units Social Rent 14 Affordable Rent 505 Intermediate Rent 0 Affordable Homes Ownership (excl Shared Ownership) 56 Shared Ownership 256 Starter Homes 0 Unknown affordable tenure 0 Total number of units 831

ii) No education provisions have been agreed under S106 agreements. Cornwall Council’s Education service do not generally agree school places through s106 agreements. Summary details of all non-monetary obligations agreed within the reported year are as follows:

Covenant Type/Service MHCLG Type Deed Signed Planning Application Discharge/S106 Monitoring Other 16/04/2019 PA17/07773 Education Contribution/Education Education 16/04/2019 PA17/07773 Education Contribution/Education Education 16/04/2019 PA17/07773 Education Contribution/Education Education 16/04/2019 PA11/00339 Education Contribution/Education Education 16/04/2019 PA11/00339 Education Contribution/Education Education 16/04/2019 PA11/00339 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 02/05/2019 PA19/00608 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 11/04/2019 PA18/06071 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 11/04/2019 PA18/06071 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance Contribution/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 11/04/2019 PA18/06071

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 11 Covenant Type/Service (continued) MHCLG Type Deed Signed Planning Application On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance/Management/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 11/04/2019 PA18/06071 Public Open Space Transfer/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 11/04/2019 PA18/06071 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance Contribution/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 11/04/2019 PA18/06071 Discharge/S106 Monitoring Other 10/04/2019 PA18/11176 On-Site Public Open Space Management Company Spec/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 10/04/2019 PA18/11176 Discharge/S106 Monitoring Other 10/04/2019 PA15/11768 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 16/04/2019 PA17/08394 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 09/05/2019 PA19/00256 Affordable Housing Phasing/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 09/05/2019 PA19/00256 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance/Management/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 09/05/2019 PA19/00256 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance/Management/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 09/05/2019 PA19/00256 Planning Permission/S106 Monitoring Other 11/04/2019 PA19/00295 Discharge/S106 Monitoring Other 23/04/2019 PA18/12042 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 23/04/2019 PA18/12042 Planning Permission/S106 Monitoring Other 03/06/2019 PA18/11633 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 01/04/2019 PA18/03982 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 21/05/2019 PA18/10386 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 09/04/2019 PA19/01244 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 06/06/2019 PA18/10907 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 02/07/2019 PA18/02930 Affordable Housing Phasing/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 02/07/2019 PA18/02930 Affordable Housing Phasing/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 02/07/2019 PA18/02930 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance/Management/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 02/07/2019 PA18/02930

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 12 Covenant Type/Service (continued) MHCLG Type Deed Signed Planning Application On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance/Management/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 02/07/2019 PA18/02930 Revised Application/S106 Monitoring Other 16/07/2019 PA18/08464 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 10/07/2019 PA18/10255 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 23/07/2019 PA18/04084 Affordable Housing Phasing/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 23/07/2019 PA18/04084 Off-Site Highway Contribution/Highways Highways 02/08/2019 PA18/10506 S278 Agreement/Highways Highways 02/08/2019 PA18/10506 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 31/07/2019 PA18/05607 On-Site Public Open Space Provision/Scheme/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 31/07/2019 PA18/05607 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance/Management/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 31/07/2019 PA18/05607 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 31/07/2019 PA19/00646 Transportation Contribution/Transport Transport and Travel 06/08/2019 PA12/02002 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 15/08/2019 PA18/07352 Affordable Housing Phasing/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 15/08/2019 PA18/07352 Affordable Housing Phasing/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 15/08/2019 PA18/07352 On-Site Public Open Space Provision/Scheme/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 15/08/2019 PA18/07352 On-Site Public Open Space Provision/Scheme/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 15/08/2019 PA18/07352 On-Site Public Open Space Provision/Scheme/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 15/08/2019 PA18/07352 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 30/08/2019 PA18/09961 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance/Management/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 30/08/2019 PA18/09961 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance/Management/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 30/08/2019 PA18/09961 On-Site Public Open Space Provision/Scheme/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 30/08/2019 PA18/09961 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 13/09/2019 PA18/11016

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 13 Covenant Type/Service (continued) MHCLG Type Deed Signed Planning Application Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 11/09/2019 PA19/01133 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance/Management/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 11/09/2019 PA19/01133 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance/Management/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 11/09/2019 PA19/01133 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance/Management/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 11/09/2019 PA19/01133 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance/Management/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 11/09/2019 PA19/01133 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance/Management/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 11/09/2019 PA19/01133 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 11/09/2019 PA19/01133 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 19/09/2019 PA17/06588 Affordable Housing Phasing/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 19/09/2019 PA17/06588 Affordable Housing Phasing/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 19/09/2019 PA17/06588 Off-Site Public Open Space Contribution/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 23/09/2019 PA18/08602 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 30/08/2019 PA18/10179 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 04/09/2019 PA19/04783 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 01/10/2019 PA18/10557 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 03/09/2019 PA19/00966 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 19/08/2019 PA19/02408 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance Contribution/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 19/08/2019 PA19/02408 Discharge/S106 Monitoring Other 10/10/2019 PA19/02498 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 10/10/2019 PA19/02498 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 18/10/2019 PA18/03048 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 18/10/2019 PA16/04157 On-Site Public Open Space Provision/Scheme/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 18/10/2019 PA16/04157 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance/Management/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 18/10/2019 PA16/04157

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 14 Covenant Type/Service (continued) MHCLG Type Deed Signed Planning Application On-Site Public Open Space Management Company Spec/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 18/10/2019 PA16/04157 On-Site Public Open Space Management Company Spec/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 18/10/2019 PA16/04157 On-Site Public Open Space Management Company Spec/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 18/10/2019 PA16/04157 Off-Site Public Open Space Contribution/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 10/10/2019 PA18/02967 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 18/10/2019 PA19/04813 On-Site Public Open Space Provision/Scheme/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 18/10/2019 PA19/04813 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 10/10/2019 PA19/04942 Revised Application/S106 Monitoring Other 13/11/2019 PA19/03508 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 27/11/2019 PA19/03210 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 28/11/2019 PA19/00767 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 13/12/2019 PA19/03269 Affordable Housing Phasing/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 13/12/2019 PA19/03269 On-Site Public Open Space Provision/Scheme/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 13/12/2019 PA19/03269 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 19/11/2019 PA16/06220 Planning Permission/S106 Monitoring Other 17/12/2019 PA17/00086 Planning Permission/S106 Monitoring Other 17/12/2019 PA19/03656 Discharge/S106 Monitoring Other 20/12/2019 PA19/05575 Discharge/S106 Monitoring Other 27/12/2019 PA12/07307 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 08/01/2020 PA19/00540 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 08/01/2020 PA19/00540 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 08/01/2020 PA19/00540 On-Site Public Open Space Management Company Spec/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 24/01/2020 PA19/00099 On-Site Public Open Space Provision/Scheme/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 24/01/2020 PA19/00099

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 15 Covenant Type/Service (continued) MHCLG Type Deed Signed Planning Application Planning Permission/S106 Monitoring Other 12/02/2020 PA19/04184 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 08/10/2019 PA18/04092 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 12/03/2020 PA12/05016 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 11/03/2020 C2/10/00457 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 12/03/2020 PA19/07146 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 13/03/2020 PA19/10291 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 13/03/2020 PA19/10290 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 12/03/2020 PA19/10288 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 16/03/2020 PA19/10343 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 11/03/2020 PA19/10185 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 12/03/2020 PA14/07266 Affordable Housing On-Site Scheme/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 19/03/2020 PA17/09508 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 10/03/2020 PA19/10297 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 18/03/2020 PA19/10413 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 16/03/2020 PA19/10536 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 16/03/2020 PA19/10342 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 18/03/2020 PA19/10535 Use of the Land/S106 Monitoring Other 26/03/2020 PA19/02686 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 17/03/2020 PA19/10397 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 18/03/2020 PA19/10331 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 18/03/2020 PA19/10328 On-Site Public Open Space Maintenance/Management/Environmental Open Space and Leisure 14/01/2020 PA18/08384 Affordable Housing New Template/Affordable Housing Affordable Housing 18/03/2020 PA19/10332

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 16 e. The total amount of money from planning obligations allocated towards infrastructure during the reported year was £7,389,302.93. Of this amount £3,741,750.34 was not spent during the reported year. f. The total amount of money from planning obligations spent during the reported year was £4,152,965.61. Of this amount £1,083,593.52 was spent by a third party on behalf of Cornwall Council. The following items have had money allocated towards them during the reported year with unspent allocations:

Infrastructure Allocated Date Allocated Unspent Blackwater Village Park £19,126.65 28 May 2019 to 12 February 2020 £19,126.65 Skate Park £64,255.81 04 December 2019 £64,255.81 Falmouth Transport Strategy - Cycle/Pedestrian £9,523.15 28 November 2019 £9,523.15 Regatta Playing Field Charlestown £26,761.20 09 April 2019 £26,761.20 Gerrans Public Open Space £372.30 15 January 2020 £372.30 Wellmoor Play Area Cades Park Helston £6,353.75 24 February 2020 £6,353.75 Narrowcliff Benches £11,662.32 16 April 2019 £11,662.32 Terras Road Affordable Housing £31,490.00 16 April 2019 £31,490.00 Tregrouse Office redevelopment £8,850.00 10 April 2019 £8,850.00 Oak Park St Tudy Affordable Housing £348,717.25 09 April 2019 to 03 February 2020 £348,717.25 Liskerett Vale Affordable Housing £95,947.42 10 April 2019 £95,947.42 Killacourt Enhancement Project £11,230.36 25 July 2019 £11,230.36 Treloggan Doorstep Green Play Area £41,438.35 25 July 2019 £41,438.35 St Just Skate Park and Recreation Ground £15,967.95 27 September 2019 £15,967.95 TC Regeneration Chamber of Commerce £10,642.00 10 October 2019 £10,642.00 Redannick Park £23,898.76 11 December 2019 £23,898.76 Richard Lander Part B £47,196.00 15 January 2020 £47,196.00 Inclusive Play Equipment Poltair Park £8,000.00 09 January 2020 £8,000.00 North Quay Benches Newquay £3,000.00 09 January 2020 £3,000.00

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 17 Infrastructure (continued) Allocated Date Allocated Unspent Shortlanesend Park Shortlanesend £10,650.15 15 January 2020 £10,650.15 Bolenna Park Perranporth £57,532.80 15 January 2020 to 12 February 2020 £57,532.80 Liskeard Roundbury Park Sports Recreation Site £338,467.65 14 February 2020 £338,467.65 Threemilestone Park Refrubishment £22,126.23 24 February 2020 £22,126.23 LIV03 Churchway AFH £92,353.00 26 February 2020 to 31 March 2020 £92,353.00 H20889 U6066 Round Ring pedestrian signing £25,922.13 02 March 2020 £25,922.13 Penyn Collage Astro £37,468.60 09 March 2020 £37,468.60 Mount Hawke Park £10,898.55 19 March 2020 £10,898.55 Goonhavern Pump Track £34,450.00 24 March 2020 £34,450.00 COS1 Penventon AFH £42,055.68 31 March 2020 £42,055.68 COS2 Carne Hill AFH £441,509.00 31 March 2020 £441,509.00 OCE06 Polgrean PH4 AFH £343,912.00 31 March 2020 £343,912.00 COS5 Bartholomew AFH £469,590.29 31 March 2020 £469,590.29 COS6 Roughtor AFH £17,261.63 31 March 2020 £17,261.63 COS7 Nancledra AFH £62,989.73 31 March 2020 £62,989.73 LIV01 East Hill AFH £175,377.44 31 March 2020 £175,377.44 OCE03 Polgrean AFH £156,088.00 31 March 2020 £156,088.00 OCE04 Polgrean AFH £177,577.60 31 March 2020 £177,577.60 CRH2 Wainhouse Corner AFH £297,504.96 31 March 2020 £297,504.96 CRH3 Boards Yard AFH £143,581.63 31 March 2020 £143,581.63

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 18 g. In relation to money which was spent by Cornwall Council during the reported year: i) The items of infrastructure that planning obligation money has been spent on and the amount spent are as follows:

Infrastructure Spent Date Spent Spend Description Blackwater Village Park £4,583.91 04 July 2018 to 12 February 2020 *Includes Third Party spending Kimberley Park All Weather Stage £14,059.23 02 May 2019 *Includes Third Party spending B60789 - Bude Schools Amalgamation 00REFCUS £274,025.82 31 March 2019 to 31 March 2020 K60969 - Hay Common New School - 00REFCUS £8,552.74 31 March 2020 TRO Cooksland Lane £20,984.23 23 February 2017 to 31 March 2020 Grampound Road The Get Out Get Active Project £1,236.00 12 June 2018 to 02 April 2019 *Includes Third Party spending St East £29,876.49 28 June 2010 to 10 April 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Gyllyngdune Dragon Falmouth £741.00 18 August 2009 to 29 May 2019 C61379 - Trewirgie Junior School Basic Need - £5,851.86 31 March 2020 00REFCUS Lezant Community Benefit £1,461.18 28 March 2013 to 15 May 2020 *Includes Third Party spending South Petherwin Community Benefit £2,922.34 23 April 2014 to 19 May 2020 *Includes Third Party spending Withiel Community Benefit £4,450.00 12 February 2015 to 02 November 2020 *Includes Third Party spending St Germans Parish Council Community Benefit £2,060.97 27 July 2016 to 19 March 2020 *Includes Third Party spending St Mellion Parish Council Community Benefit £5,341.30 18 November 2016 to 06 November 2020 Phone box refurb *Includes Third Party spending East Hill Junction HCA £18,110.12 19 April 2017 to 23 July 2019 St Neot Community Benefit £1,000.00 20 August 2014 to 03 June 2019 *Includes Third Party spending St Ive Community Benefit £6,764.89 25 June 2014 to 15 May 2020 *Includes Third Party spending Waste Contributions £19,949.36 23 March 2011 to 24 April 2019 Penryn Car Park Machine £30,000.00 17 September 2012 to 17 May 2019 Refurbishment of Probus Recreation Ground, Probus £44,807.44 25 July 2019 *Includes Third Party spending

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 19 Infrastructure (continued) Spent Date Spent Spend Description R20754 - Glenthorne, Threemilestone Business Park £5,284.75 31 March 2019 to 31 March 2020 - HW001A03 Newbridge Junction Roundabout £4,239.77 06 May 2015 to 31 March 2020 M21206 - Bank Street- Marcus Hill, Newquay - £49,179.22 31 March 2020 HW002A02 Trewartha Play Area £5,545.00 17 May 2019 Starrick Moor All Weather Pitch Penwithick £3,152.98 08 March 2018 to 05 November 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Park and Ride Scheme £773.10 27 March 2017 to 31 March 2020 Hallaze Picnic Area Penwithick £5,520.00 07 March 2018 to 19 June 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Par Running Track Play Area £25,217.10 11 April 2019 to 17 October 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Ludgvan Wind Turbine £936.01 19 August 2015 to 27 May 2020 *Includes Third Party spending St Erth Annual Payment £936.01 19 August 2015 to 27 May 2020 Ped enhancements at St Clements Hill £609.32 31 March 2019 to 31 March 2020 Truro Road Bandstand and Swing Project £14,859.99 07 February 2019 to 26 July 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Daniels Lane Bus Stop £2,901.72 31 March 2019 to 25 April 2019 St Day Rugby Field £5,806.42 05 July 2019 to 06 September 2019 Skate Park £158,121.97 09 May 2019 *Includes Third Party spending St Pinnock Play Area re-surfacing £5,115.00 16 July 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Oak Park St Tudy Affordable Housing £10,110.31 31 March 2019 to 31 March 2020 Play Areas in Kenwyn Parish £5,910.00 15 January 2020 *Includes Third Party spending Carlyon Bay Road Works £385,000.00 02 May 2019 Mayfield Play Area Newquay - Commuted £3,178.00 24 April 2019 Maintenance 12 Alan Road AH rented dwelling £120,000.00 16 July 2019

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 20 Infrastructure (continued) Spent Date Spent Spend Description Fore Street Regeneration Saltash Town Council £8,620.00 23 May 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Penpol School £16,733.14 24 May 2019 GrantScape 2019 Projects £23,206.00 16 May 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Poltair Park Cafe £5,882.97 16 May 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Truro City Council POS Maintenance £195,681.12 04 June 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Mylor Bridge Playing Field Refurbishment Project £10,310.00 04 June 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Perranarworthal school new classroom £8,373.10 11 June 2019 Mullion School Secondary 4 classroom maths block £53,767.87 17 June 2019 to 20 June 2019 Porthpean Junction Improvements £353,925.00 30 June 2019 Par Moor Pedestrian and Cycle Improvements £118,698.19 30 June 2019 Community Network Highways programme TROs £5,375.00 30 June 2019 Tretherras Footway Improvements £191,469.00 30 June 2019 Daniels Lane Pedestrain Crossing £46,358.07 30 June 2019 East Hill/Boilerworks Rd Ped and Cycle Fac £55,367.00 21 June 2019 New SEMH school Bodmin £507,331.14 25 June 2019 Bodmin CCTV £5,484.92 25 June 2019 *Includes Third Party spending St Columb Minor expansion Highways work £34,257.76 04 July 2019 Polperro School £14,965.00 08 July 2019 Liskeard Transport Strategy £7,276.00 10 July 2019 Launceston College 3G Pitch £113,908.58 11 July 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Saltash Gateway CIC £2,588.42 18 July 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Bencoolen Play Park Bude EX23 8PJ £10,627.92 12 November 2019 *Includes Third Party spending King George V Memorial Playing Field £29,201.88 11 September 2019

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 21 Infrastructure (continued) Spent Date Spent Spend Description Junction of Arundel Way and Turnpike Road £10,360.00 28 August 2019 Bude Transport Strategy £40,927.45 16 August 2019 Helston Town Pedestrian and Cycle Improvements £22,105.93 29 May 2019 Tregony Play Park £15,525.00 09 September 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Carnon Downs proposed footway £52,080.00 09 September 2019 Beechwood Parc Truro £21,779.92 20 June 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Par Running Track £210,850.00 04 June 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Goonhavern Park £1,036.88 19 March 2020 *Includes Third Party spending Goonown Park St Agnes £6,234.84 13 January 2020 *Includes Third Party spending 278 Highways works Bickland Water Road £57,004.76 14 October 2019 Cycling and Walking improvements in Falmouth £18,910.96 14 October 2019 Penzance Car Parking money £86,530.33 16 October 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Whitemoor Shop £24,718.88 24 October 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Highway works Hurdon Rd Launceston £16,586.82 20 November 2019 Fore Street Regeneration SCC £1,900.00 21 November 2019 *Includes Third Party spending Saltash VE75 Committee £1,310.94 14 February 2020 *Includes Third Party spending Fistral Path £35,000.00 20 March 2020 Newquay Treloggan POS £2,227.93 20 March 2020 Regatta Playing Field £2,765.96 20 March 2020 141414 Fal and Helford Recr mitigation £15,630.50 31 March 2020 OCE09 Porthpean OTS AFH £4,989.76 31 March 2020 Cos 8 Henver Road AFH £32,000.00 31 March 2020 DCH PZ Depot AFH £16,000.00 31 March 2020

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 22 Infrastructure (continued) Spent Date Spent Spend Description K22422 Tavistock Rd Ped Crossing HW003A07 Close £90,744.06 31 March 2020 A22361 Dunmere Rd Cycle Link HW001A02 £7,751.47 31 March 2020 C2194 Trevenson Pk SouthTrevenson RdPool £14,476.02 31 March 2020 HW002A03 C22421Boiler Works PedCycle Improvements £6,153.98 31 March 2020 HW003A03 D21191B3303 Camborne £17,188.00 31 March 2020 CrowntownHW006A04Code Closed M22722 Newquay Strategtic Route Phase2 3 £159,951.06 31 March 2020 HW001A03 H76263 Swanvale Tanks Falmouth HW002A03 £30,332.82 31 March 2020 N22418 Wherry town ped crossing HW006A05 £1,307.71 31 March 2020

ii) The amount of planning obligation money spent on repaying money borrowed, including any interest, was £0.00.

iii) The amount of planning obligation money spent in respect of administration of planning obligations and monitoring in relation to the delivery of planning obligations during the reported year was £120,557.93. h. The total amount of money retained at the end of the reported year is £25,163,646.78. Of this amount retained an amount of £0.00 has been retained for long term maintenance.

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 23 5 Planned Expenditure 5.0.1 Developer contributions are made to mitigate the impact of development in the immediate vicinity of the development site – through s106’s – or to help address the cumulative impact of development and help future growth of an area – through CIL. 5.0.2 The provision of infrastructure needs to be in line with Cornwall’s Local Plan, and it is with regard to the Local Plan Strategies and expected growth of communities which steers infrastructure spend.

5.1 CIL Infrastructure List 5.1.1 Regulation 121A(1)(a) requires the IFS to include “a statement of the infrastructure projects or types of infrastructure which the charging authority intends will be, or may be, wholly or partly funded by CIL”. 5.1.2 The current priority for spend of Strategic CIL is on infrastructure projects that will contribute to the Councils low carbon living aspirations and which help tackle the climate emergency. To this end Cornwall Council intends to fund, wholly or in part, infrastructure projects that will encourage communities to use their cars less and walk more or use more energy efficient modes of transport, low carbon improvements to community facilities that will help accommodate the demands of growing communities, and create more green spaces, including the planting of more trees, to help tackle the effects of climate change.

5.2 S106 focus 5.2.1 S106 spend must be in accordance with terms of the legal agreements, and inflow of monies depends on the trigger points set out in the agreement.

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 Regatta Playing Field Charlestown 24 5.3 Public Open Space 5.3.1 Where it is determined that development of on-site open space is either not appropriate, or it is acceptable for there to be less open space on site than planning policies dictate, developers make a financial contribution via a planning obligation to meet these needs outside of the development boundary. These contributions can be towards the cost of purchasing or converting land to open space, improving existing facilities, meeting increased maintenance costs and provision of new amenity facilities in the vicinity of the site that generates the contribution. 5.3.2 Open space projects are selected for support from s106 contributions depending on their strategic fit to current priorities such as those set in the Cornwall Open Space Strategy or appropriate Neighbourhood Development Plans. Actual deliverables based on policies such as those in the Cornwall Council Environmental Growth Strategy, Pollinator Action Plan, Climate Emergency Development Plan Document, Design Guide, Biodiversity Guide and the Cornwall Local Plan will be supported. 5.3.3 All projects must provide clear details as to how funded infrastructure will be sustainably and managed in the long-term. In essence, funding can be awarded to projects that deliver: • Purchase of land or change of use to create or directly benefit existing public open space • Capital improvement of public open space such as improved access, footpaths and entrances • New build construction on or directly relating to public open space such as play, skate, youth facilities • Alteration, refurbishment or extension of infrastructure on or directly relating to public open space, including tree planting, wildflower meadow creation, interpretation panels and onsite facilities, benches, lighting etc • Enhancement to the public realm where it is used as public open space (such as town squares) • The maintenance of newly created open space

5.4 Affordable Housing 5.4.1 Affordable Housing off-site contributions are reinvested to provide affordable homes across the county. Principally, this is through the Cornwall Commissioned Funded Programme (CCFP) of Registered Providers and the Council’s own HRA Delivery Programme. 5.4.2 The current CCF Programme commenced 1 April 2019 and runs through to 31 March 2023. The programme is supported by in the region of £2.7m off- site contributions, that has the potential to deliver 62 additional affordable homes for Affordable Rent, Social Rent and Shared Ownership. Although not exclusively so, the priority areas for funding and therefore delivery are the main towns as identified in Policy 3 of the Cornwall Local Plan. 5.4.3 In addition, over the next 3-4 years the HRA Delivery Programme will lever in around £10m of off-site contributions into affordable housing delivery. This will be utilised in a number of ways, from converting open market homes to affordable, or converting affordable rent to social rent (improving affordability for residents), through to supporting the delivery of high cost schemes in communities where development can sometimes prove cost prohibitive.

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 25 5.5 Education 5.5.1 The Local Authority has a statutory responsibility to strategically plan school places in order to ensure that the education infrastructure is adequate for the short, medium and long-term. The Authority is therefore best placed to maintain an overview of provision in order to identify countywide capital investment priorities and receives capital funding from central government on this basis. 5.5.2 When planning for new school places or new schools to meet demand, the Local Authority must consider investment in all types of school including maintained, Voluntary Aided, Academies and new Free Schools. Cornwall Council retains the responsibility for prioritising investment of Education S106 contributions for all schools in Cornwall with the emphasis being on new pupil place generation to meet demand. Where there is no existing school site capacity it may be necessary to seek land, buildings, capital or a combination of these as on-site mitigation which may also include, external funding for external agencies such as the Department for Education. 5.5.3 Where a new development is not large enough on its own to require a new school, but is of sufficient size to trigger the need for a new school, then a contribution to the land, land preparation and full build cost of a new school would be required in proportion to the number of pupils generated by that development. 5.5.4 The Council is responsible for the allocation of Section 106 contributions towards individual projects at schools for the increase of additional pupil places. For historical agreements which do not specify a school explicitly, the decision to allocate a contribution towards a capital scheme is the Council’s responsibility to encourage economies of scale for capital schemes and maximise the efficiency of available funding. 5.5.5 Should a Council led capital scheme (basic need / expansion) not be forthcoming at a school which has a contribution due, the Council will approach the relevant schools to discuss a project which will deliver or is linked, to the provision of additional pupil places. Section 106 funding is not permitted to be spent at schools on maintenance, refurbishment or enhancement projects unless linked to additional pupil places. 5.5.6 Following Option Appraisals and Feasibility Studies expansion projects have been identified and confirmed over the next 2-3 years, which include the expansion of Launceston College (Secondary), Stratton Primary School, Shortlanesend Primary School, and Pennoweth Primary School,all of which are currently progressing in the Pre-Construction phase of delivery.

Cornwall Infrastructure Funding Statement | 2019/20 | December 2020 26 5.6 Transport 5.6.1 Transport s106 contributions are collected on a trip rate basis. There is a value for each town that is linked to the Town Transport Strategies developed with the Development Plan Documents. This it to deliver infrastructure required to support the growth, but more importantly sustainably mitigate the impact. Therefore, the principal focus currently is on walking and cycling connections and less junctions, with the Transport Service following a ‘decide and provide’ model rather than ‘predict and provide’ to ensure long term sustainability. 5.6.2 S106 transport contributions can be used as match to release more government funds to deliver more ambitious schemes, or pool them accordingly. They are also used as match to the Councils Local Transport Plan investment programme. In essence, use of s106 transport contributions tends to be targeted and directly linked to the transport strategies set out in the Site Allocations Development Plan Document, with modal switch at the centre of delivery.

5.7 Health 5.7.1 Cornwall Council has only very recently started collecting Health contributions through s106’s. The initial focus is for Primary Care Services and GP Practices to increase capacity to mitigate against the impacts of development through means such as: • The building of new premises to be used for providing Primary Care Services • The purchase of premises to be used for providing Primary Care Services • The development/refurbishment of premises which are used or are to be used for providing Primary Care Serviceswhich would result in increased capacity within the locality • The increase of the existing floor area of a premises used for providing Primary Care Serviceswhich would result in an increase in capacity of the practice • The purchase of fixed equipment or furniture which would result in an increase in capacity of the practice • The transfer of land to provide new primary care facilities 5.7.2 Every surgery has different needs and requirements, but the overriding theme is the requirement for more floor space. The areas of concentrated growth, where demand has already outstripped provision, include Newquay, Truro, Liskeard, Camborne, Pool, Redruth, Falmouth, Liskeard, St Austell and Hayle.

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