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Application Number Site Address CIL Zone Sum Paid Parish/Town CIL payments received 1st April 2020 to 31st March 2021 Application number Site address CIL zone Sum paid Parish/Town Council Ward 15% 25% 18/04674/FUL Land to rear of 23 Delph Hill, Baildon 2 4,763.33 Baildon Baildon £ 714.50 18/04674/FUL Land to rear of 23 Delph Hill, Baildon 2 4,763.33 Baildon Baildon £ 714.50 19/01194/FUL Pendle Road, Gilstead 2 21,570.63 Bingley Town Council Bingley £ 3,235.59 19/01034/FUL Land south east of Royd Villa, Cullingworth 3 3513.57 Cullingworth Parish Council Bingley Rural £ 527.03 19/03247/FUL 39 Skipton Road 1 15,455.25 Ilkley Town Council Ilkley £ 2,318.29 19/03395/MAF 11 Chantry Drive 1 24,628.32 Ilkley Town Council Ilkley £ 3,694.25 17/04591/MAF Land at Bingley Road, Menston 1 351,847.13 Menston Parish Council Wharfedale £ 52,777.07 18/04430/FUL Fairfax Club, Menston 1 17,896.95 Menston Parish COuncil Wharfedale £ 2,684.54 19/00091/FUL Land to rear of 4 Tower Road, Saltaire 2 15,000.00 Shipley Town Council Shipley £ 2,250.00 19/04307/FUL 106 Bolton Road, Silsden 3 1,467.69 Silsden Town Council Craven £ 220.15 18/01530/FUL 1 Styveton Way, Steeton 3 1,080.00 Steeton with Eastburn Parish Council Craven £ 162.00 19/05031/FUL Harecroft Methodist Church, Wilsden 3 13,342.66 Wilsden Parish Council Bingley Rural £ 2,001.40 16/02062/MAF 1023 Harrogate Road, Apperley Bridge 3 27,871.80 Idle and Thackley £ 4,180.77 18/00142/FUL 9 Meadowcroft Road 3 4,800.00 Idle and Thackley £ 720.00 20/00652/FUL 61B Park Road, Thackley 3 700.70 Idle and Thackley £ 105.11 19/01536/FUL 1 Green Lane, Addingham 1 £ 6,337.76 Addingham Parish Town Council Craven £ 1,584.44 19/01843/FUL Darkwood House, The Street, Addingham 1 £ 11,953.91 Addingham Parish Town Council Craven £ 2,988.48 20/00450/FUL Former Baildon Clinic, Cliffe Avenue, Baildon 2 £ 9,342.65 Baildon Town Council Baildon £ 1,401.40 20/00450/FUL Former Baildon Clinic, Cliffe Avenue, Baildon 2 £ 9,342.66 Baildon Town Council Baildon £ 1,401.40 19/02905/FUL Site Adjacent To Ryshworth Hall & Crossflatts Cricket Club, Keighley Road 3 £ 2,359.02 Bingley Town Council Bingley £ 353.85 18/03872/FUL Riverside Works, Ireland Street, Bingley - plot 4 3 £ 4,200.00 Bingley Town Council Bingley £ 630.00 19/03311/FUL 27 Highfield Terrace, Cullingworth 3 £ 1,590.00 Cullingworth Parish Council Bingley Rural £ 238.50 18/01428/FUL Oldfield Gate Farm, Oldfield Lane, Haworth 2 £ 5,600.00 Haworth, Cross Roads & Stanbury Parish Worth Valley £ 840.00 18/03416/FUL Land at Fife Street, Haworth 3 £ 4,880.00 Haworth, Cross Roads & Stanbury Parish Worth Valley £ 732.00 19/03247/FUL 39 Skipton Road, Ilkley 1 £ 30,910.49 Ilkley Town Council Ilkley £ 4,635.57 19/05309/FUL 9 Leeds Road, Ilkley 1 £ 26,840.14 Ilkley Town Council Ilkley £ 4,026.02 19/03395/MAF 11 Chantry Drive, Ilkley 1 £ 24,628.32 Ilkley Town Council Ilkley £ 3,694.25 19/03395/NMA01 11 Chantry Drive, Ilkley 1 £ 1,985.31 Ilkley Town Council Ilkley £ 297.80 19/01525/FUL Highfield Old Barn, Hangingstone Road, Ilkley 1 £ 2,223.78 Ilkley Town Council Ilkley £ 333.57 17/06546/FUL 20 Victoria Avenue, Ilkley 1 £ 21,600.00 Ilkley Town Council Ilkley £ 3,240.00 19/00515/FUL Land Adjoining 96 Eelholme View Street, Keighley 3 £ 2,846.43 Keighley Town Council Keighley Central £ 426.96 19/01005/FUL Farfield, Morton Lane, East Morton 3 £ 3,224.48 Keighley Town Council Keighley East £ 483.67 17/06768/FUL Highstead, Street Lane, East Morton 3 £ 10,800.00 Keighley Town Council Keighley East £ 1,620.00 17/04591/MAF Land at Bingley Road, Menston 1 £351,841.13 Menston Parish Council Wharfedale £ 52,776.17 19/03796/FUL Outbuildings At North Ives Farm, Marsh Lane, Oxenhope 3 £ 133.43 Oxenhope Parish Council Worth Valley £ 20.01 19/04558/FUL 13 Bankfield Road, Shipley 2 £ 21,371.33 Shipley Town Council Shipley £ 3,205.70 19/02411/FUL 58 Lane Side, Wilsden 3 £ 1,306.47 Wilsden Parish Council Bingley Rural £ 195.97 19/05056/FUL Land West Of Moorside Farm, Wellington Road, Wilsden 3 £ 4,552.21 Wilsden Parish Council Bingley Rural £ 682.83 20/00562/FUL Land West Of Moorside Farm, Wellington Road, Wilsden 3 £ 30,994.27 Wilsden Parish Council Bingley Rural £ 4,649.14 20/01478/MAF Oddfellows Hall, 1 High Street, Idle 3 £ 8,268.25 Idle and Thackley £ 1,240.24 18/03569/MAF Land At Simpson Green, Apperley Bridge 3 £ 117,837.90 Idle and Thackley £ 17,675.68 19/02852/REM Land at Santa Monica Road, Bradford 3 £ 1,619.35 Idle and Thackley £ 242.90 19/03554/FUL 55 Westfield Lane, Idle 3 £ 9,591.15 Idle and Thackley £ 1,438.67 19/04490/FUL Leeds Road, Thackley 3 £ 2,102.57 Idle and Thackley £ 315.38 1,238,984.37 £ 183,102.88 4572.92 Surcharges all go to strategic fund Application number Site address CIL zone Sum paid Parish/Town Council Ward 19/05031/FUL Harecroft Methodist Church, Wilsden 2,500.00 Wilsden Bingley Rural 19/05031/FUL Harecroft Methodist Church, Wilsden 50.00 Wilsden Bingley Rural 18/01428/FUL Oldfield Gate Farm, Oldfield Lane, Haworth 2 £ 1,120.00 Haworth, Cross Roads & Stanbury Parish Worth Valley 18/01428/FUL Oldfield Gate Farm, Oldfield Lane, Haworth 2 £ 50.00 Haworth, Cross Roads & Stanbury Parish Worth Valley 18/02554/FUL Sirius, Langbar Road, Ilkley 1 £ 2,500.00 Ilkley Town Council Ilkley 18/02554/FUL Sirius, Langbar Road, Ilkley 1 £ 50.00 Ilkley Town Council Ilkley 6,270.00 Neighbourhood and Ward transfers Parish and Town Council Addingham Parish Council £ 4,572.92 Baildon Town Council £ 4,231.80 Bingley Town Council £ 4,219.44 Cullingworth Parish Council£ 765.53 Haworth, Cross Roads and Stanbury£ 1,572.00 Ilkley Town Council £ 22,239.75 Keighley Town Council £ 2,530.63 Menston Parish Council £ 108,237.78 Oxenhope Parish Council £ 20.01 Shipley Town Council £ 5,455.70 Silsden Town Council £ 220.15 Steeton with Eastburn Parish£ Council 162.00 Wilsden Parish Council £ 7,529.34 £ 161,757.05 Wards Idle and Thackley £ 25,918.75 £ 25,918.75 Retained administration sum £ 18,119.78 5% retained 28th October 2020 £ 30,786.48 5% retained 28th April 2021 £48,906.26 Balance 5% Strategic funds £ 4,048.83 202.44 £ 3,846.39 £ 4,048.83 202.44 £ 3,846.39 £ 18,335.04 916.75 £ 17,418.29 £ 2,986.54 149.32 £ 2,837.22 £ 13,136.96 656.84 £ 12,480.12 £ 20,934.07 1046.7 £ 19,887.37 £ 299,070.06 11453.5 £ 287,616.56 £ 15,212.41 760.62 £ 14,451.79 £ 12,750.00 637.5 £ 12,112.50 £ 1,247.54 62.38 £ 1,185.16 £ 918.00 45.9 £ 872.10 £ 11,341.26 567.06 £ 10,774.20 £ 23,691.03 1184.55 £ 22,506.48 £ 4,080.00 204 £ 3,876.00 £ 595.59 29.78 £ 565.81 £ 4,753.32 £ 237.67 £ 4,515.65 £ 8,965.43 £ 448.27 £ 8,517.16 £ 7,941.25 £ 397.06 £ 7,544.19 £ 7,941.26 £ 397.06 £ 7,544.20 £ 2,005.17 £ 100.26 £ 1,904.91 £ 3,570.00 £ 178.50 £ 3,391.50 £ 1,351.50 £ 67.57 £ 1,283.93 £ 4,760.00 £ 78.89 £ 4,681.11 £ 4,148.00 £ 207.40 £ 3,940.60 £ 26,274.92 £ 1,313.75 £ 24,961.17 £ 22,814.12 £ 1,140.71 £ 21,673.41 £ 20,934.07 £ 1,046.70 £ 19,887.37 £ 1,687.51 £ 84.37 £ 1,603.14 £ 1,890.21 £ 94.51 £ 1,795.70 £ 18,360.00 £ 918.00 £ 17,442.00 £ 2,419.47 £ 120.97 £ 2,298.50 £ 2,740.81 £ 137.04 £ 2,603.77 £ 9,180.00 £ 459.00 £ 8,721.00 £ 299,064.96 £ 14,953.25 £ 284,111.71 £ 113.42 £ 5.67 £ 107.75 £ 18,165.63 £ 908.28 £ 17,257.35 £ 1,110.50 £ 55.52 £ 1,054.98 £ 3,869.38 £ 193.47 £ 3,675.91 £ 26,345.13 £ 1,317.26 £ 25,027.87 £ 7,028.01 £ 351.40 £ 6,676.61 £ 100,162.22 £ 5,008.11 £ 95,154.11 £ 1,376.45 £ 68.82 £ 1,307.63 £ 8,152.48 £ 407.62 £ 7,744.86 £ 1,787.19 £ 89.35 £ 1,697.84 £ 1,051,308.57 £ 48,906.26 £ 1,002,402.31.
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