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Scheme Funded Dept / Section S106 Funding Development from Which SCHEMES TO WHICH SECTION 106 MONIES WERE APPLIED IN 2009/2010 Scheme Funded Dept / Section S106 Funding Development from which funding secured Provision of a Children's Centre at the Speedwell Nursery School Children & Young Peoples £30,974.71 06/02890 / Prefab Site, Snowberry Walk, St. George / ZCD…657 (£12,702.71) site Services / Education Strategy 06/03243 / Prefab Site, Mallard Close, Speedwell / ZCD…663 (£18,272.00) Provision of a new primary school at the City of Bristol College Site, Children & Young Peoples £561,817.88 04/02752 / Radnor Road / Horfield / ZCD...426 (£94,448.42) Ashley Down Services / Education Strategy 00/02850 / City of Bristol College, Ashley Down / ZCD…544 (£467,369.46) A range of employment and training initiatives, delivered by Hartcliffe City Development / Economic & £258,749.00 Various / Imperial Park, Hartcliffe Way, Hartcliffe / ZCD…238 and Withywood Ventures on behalf of the Council, to enable local Cultural Development people (particularly those in BS4 and BS13) to receive training and support to help them access job opportunities at Imperial Park. The provision employment and training initiatives, delivered by City Development / Economic & £15,000.00 02/03417 / Costco, St Brendan's Way, Avonmouth / ZCD…362 Southmead Development Trust on behalf of the Council, to enable Cultural Development local people in Avonmouth / Lawrence Weston to take advantage of employment opportunities in the Avonmouth area. Provision of vocational english language courses by Skills Centre City Development / Economic & £25,000.00 02/02929 / Broadmead Expansion, City Centre / ZCD…395 South West to enable Lawrence Hill residents for whom English is Cultural Development not their first language, to access job opportunities at Cabot Circus Provision of childcare, training and support by the Single Parent City Development / Economic & £23,576.00 02/02929 / Broadmead Expansion, City Centre / ZCD…395 Action Network to enable single parents to access job opportunities Cultural Development at Cabot Circus Provision of new books, CD's, DVD's and other lending material at City Development / Economic & £14,854.99 03/03608 / Horfield Redevelopment, Horfield / ZCD…576 Horfield Library Cultural Development Payment to Avonmouth Community Centre to run a Wake Up to City Development / Economic & £3,030.02 02/03417 / Costco, St. Brendans Way, Avonmouth / ZCD…362 Work Day and associated employment support for local residents. Cultural Development Provision of childcare support for students on City of Bristol College City Development / Economic & £10,000.00 02/02929 / Broadmead Expansion, City Centre / ZCD…395 Skills for Life and Employment Courses being delivered at the St. Cultural Development Paul's Learning and Family Centre. Provision of pre-employment training for 16 to 19 year olds, not in City Development / Economic & £21,690.00 Various Planning Permissions / Imperial Park, Hartcliffe Way, Hartcliffe / ZCD…238 employment, education or training, to enable them to access Cultural Development employment opportunities at Imperial Park and the south Bristol Area Provision of Food Safety and Catering Training delivered at St. City Development / Economic & £7,117.30 02/02929 / Broadmead Expansion, City Centre / ZCD…395 Paul's Learning & Family Centre Cultural Development Provision of bi-lingual information, advice and guidance for residents City Development / Economic & £29,618.50 05/04992 / Purimachos, West Street, Old Market / ZCD…554 of Lawrence Hill to help move them towards sustainable Cultural Development employment. Provision of temporary Public Art scheme titled "Somewhere Here" City Development / Planning & £4,000.00 05/01163 / 32 - 36 Victoria Street, Redcliffe / ZCD…529 using advertising hoardings in the City Centre Sustainable Development Provision of improvements to the Council's Public Art Website City Development / Planning & £975.00 05/01361 / Marsh House, Marsh Street, City Centre / ZCD…540 Sustainable Development Provision of conservation grade footway in Portland Square between City Development / Planning & £10,761.67 03/01487 / 26 Portland Square, St. Pauls / ZCD…754 Bishop Street and Wilson Street. Sustainable Development The "Signing the Malago" project incorporating signage on bridges City Development / Planning & £1,320.30 05/01152 / Former Jewsons Yard, 37 Hartcliffe Way, Hartcliffe / ZCD…381 close to the Malago Sustainable Development SCHEMES TO WHICH SECTION 106 MONIES WERE APPLIED IN 2009/2010 Scheme Funded Dept / Section S106 Funding Development from which funding secured Provision of feasibility and scoping studies for the King Street Bridge City Development / Planning & £40,000.00 06/03241 / 2 Redcliffe Street, Redcliffe / ZCD…727 project Sustainable Development On going air quality monitoring to assess the impact of Cabot Circus City Development / Planning & £15,000.00 02/02929 / Broadmead Expansion, City Centre / ZCD…794 on air quality in the vicinity of the development Sustainable Development Air quality monitoring in the vicinity of the Eastgate Market Site City Development / Planning & £577.97 04/01885 / Eastgate Market Site, Eastgate Road, Eastville / ZCD…410 between 2006 and 2008 Sustainable Development Provision of Public Art Schemes, including the temporary Black City Development / Planning & £6,493.70 05/01163 / 32 - 36 Victoria Street, Redcliffe / ZCD…529 Cloud sculpture in Victoria Park, the Art in the City Lecture Series at Sustainable Development the Arnolfini, and an art installation in the North Cabin of the Bascule Bridge. Final phase of the provision of the Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health City Development / Planning & £1,500.00 04/02694 / Tesco, Callington Road, Brislington / ZCD...553 Partnership "Moving On Public Art" series of commissions. Sustainable Development Provision of Northern Route Cycle Link from St. Werburghs to Muller City Development / Transport £198,415.98 00/02850 / Former City of Bristol College, Ashley Down / ZSP…389 Road. This scheme forms part of Cycle City programme Maintenance of Traffic Signals at A37 Wells Road / A4174 City Development / Transport £7,392.31 01/02339 / Mental Health Hospital, Callington Road, Brislington / ZSP…337 Callington Road junction Installation of a new traffic island to replace the existing sub City Development / Transport £5,581.60 06/00319 / Red Maids School, Westbury-on-Trym / ZCD... 496 standard island, and the provision of wig-wags near the Red Maids School entrance Provision of a scheme of footway improvements to Fishpool Hill, City Development / Transport £19,389.14 South Glos PT05/1817 / Fishpool Hill, Brentry / ZCD…780 incorporating traffic calming measures, signage, drainage and lighting. An upgrade to the Wapping Road / Cumberland Road / Commercial City Development / Transport £16,917.63 95/00452 / Cumberland Road, Harbourside / ZCD…099 Road junction to improve pedestrian facilities. The provision of pedestrian crossing facilities across Marlborough City Development / Transport £42,585.80 04/00520 / Marlborough St, City Centre / ZCD…330 Street, at the Marlborough Street / Dighton Street junction. Funding of a Car Club Car for the Dings Car Club and associated City Development / Transport £8,500.00 04/02127 / Shaftesbury House, Midland Road, St. Philips / ZCD…401 marketing and publicity Provision of 50% of annual membership costs of the Old Bread City Development / Transport £5,000.00 06/00460 / Old Bread Street, City Centre / ZCD…571 Street Car Club for residents of the Soap Works development, and associated marketing and publicity Provision of a Car Club Car for the Airpoint Development at the City Development / Transport £5,000.00 04/03999 / Former Mail Marketing Site, West Street, Bedminster / ZCD…706 former Mail Marketing Site Revenue support for Hartcliffe and Withywood Community Transport City Development / Transport £47,008.33 05/00599 / Morrisons, Symes Avenue, Hartcliffe / ZCD…606 to provide Community Transport serving the Symes Avenue development during the 2009/10 financial year Costs of scoping and design work in relation to the Frome Greenway City Development / Transport £6,500.00 02/02929 / Broadmead Expansion, City Centre / ZCD…794 Project Provision of kerb build out and six cycle stands on Park Street City Development / Transport £3,254.83 Planning Permission Unknown / Cycle Parking / ZCD…201 (£2,169.89) Avenue forming part of Cycle City project. 01/02450 / 72 Park Street, City Centre / ZCD…323 (£1,085.94) Provision of walking, cycling and air quality measures to the Frome City Development / Transport £355,000.00 02/02929 / Broadmead Expansion, City Centre / ZCD…294 & 794 Greenway, to provide sustainable options for accessing Cabot Circus & City Centre. The scheme forms part of the Cycle City project. SCHEMES TO WHICH SECTION 106 MONIES WERE APPLIED IN 2009/2010 Scheme Funded Dept / Section S106 Funding Development from which funding secured Installation and maintenance of a Variable Message Sign and City Development / Transport £48,113.97 01/00986 / Canons Marsh, Harbourside / ZCD…345 (£16,316.79) associated communications system on Hotwell Road. 06/04097 / Canons Marsh, Harbourside, City Centre / ZCD…652 (£31,797.18) Implementation of highway improvements and a parking restriction City Development / Transport £5,816.17 04/04310 / Cumberland Place & Granby Hill, Hotwells / ZCD…413 scheme in the vicinity of One Freeland Place, Hotwells. Provision of kerb build out and cycle stands on St. Marks Road City Development / Transport £451.88 01/02393 / 89 St. Marks Road, Easton / ZCD...437 forming part of Cycle
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