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Appendix 2: WSCC S106 Data Section 1: Received & Unallocated Parish Application Site Address Service Details Amount Number Appledram AP/1441/09 Land adjacent to, 91, Birdham Road, Highways Infrastructure and other measures to £10,106.00 Donnington, Chichester, West Sussex, mitigate the impact of the PO20 7DU development Birdham BI/5640/07 Longmeadow, Main Road, Birdham, Highways TAD contribution £46,320.00 Chichester, PO20 7HS Birdham BI/4147/12 Land at, Tawny Nurseries, Bell Lane, Highways TAD Contribution £58,455.00 Birdham, Chichester, PO20 7HY Education General £53,981.00 Libraries Towards the costs of providing £4,838.00 additional library infrastructure Chichester CC/907/13 Graylingwell Hospital, College Lane, Highways £12,800.00 Chichester, West Sussex, PO19 6PQ Chichester CC/3113/13 Land North Of 20, Otway Road, Education - Primary £42,141.00 Chichester, West Sussex Libraries Additional library infrastructure £3,805.00 Chichester CC/743/15 Land South Of, Graylingwell Drive, Education General Additional educational infrastructure £365,456.00 Chichester, West Sussex required to accommodate extra demands for education Highways Maintaining the bus service serving the £125,597.72 area Highways Towards the provision of a study of on- £10,000.00 street car parking in and around the proposed development Chichester CC/287/04 6, St Bartholomews Close, Chichester, Libraries £1,800.00 West Sussex Chichester CC/876/05 St Georges Hall, Cleveland Road, Highways £1,023.00 Chichester Chichester CC/288/06 Lidl UK, Portfield Way, Chichester, Highways £770.00 West Sussex Appendix 2: WSCC S106 Data Section 1: Received & Unallocated Parish Application Site Address Service Details Amount Number Chichester CC/1445/06 77, Whyke Lane, Chichester, West Libraries £1,360.00 Sussex Chichester CC/2634/06 21, Adelaide Road, Chichester Highways Sustainable transport schemes which £3,420.00 will improve access between the development and local amenities (to include housing, jobs, shops, leisure and other services) Chichester CC/3533/08 Graylingwell Hospital, College Lane, Libraries Towards cost of providing additional £27,273.00 Chichester, PO19 6PQ library infrastructure Education - Early Years Provision of facilities for pre-nursery £59,018.00 school children Chichester CC/2417/09 34, Hay Road, Chichester, PO19 8BE Education - Primary £16,000.00 Chichester CC/3490/10 Roussillon Barracks, Broyle Road, Highways £191,823.00 Chichester, PO19 6BL Highways Speed Management Scheme - Broyle £50,000.00 Road Education General £82,884.00 Education - Primary £391,139.00 Education General To be put toward Graylingwell 2Fe £83,334.00 primary school. Education General Funding for weekly youth sessions for £37,500.00 5 years, either within Rousillion site or Graylingwell site. Libraries Additional library resources and £22,131.00 infrastructure required to accommodate extra demands Fire Service - Monetary Provision of fire and rescue service £1,036.00 infrastructure in the vicinity of the development Appendix 2: WSCC S106 Data Section 1: Received & Unallocated Parish Application Site Address Service Details Amount Number Water/Civic Amenity £20,001.00 Chichester CC/106/12 The Regnum Club, 45A, South Street, Education General £8,004.04 Chichester, West Sussex, PO19 1DS Chichester CC/1551/12 Land at the corner of Broyle Road, Highways £2,000.00 Roussillon Barracks, Broyle Road, Chichester, PO19 6BL Chidham and CH/1354/14 Chidham Garage & Service Station, Education - Secondary Contribution to be used for additional £23,421.00 Hambrook Main Road, Chidham, Chichester, facilities at Bourne Community College PO18 8TP Highways Contribution to be used towards No £5,561.00 Waiting Restriction area in vicinity of access to the Land on A259. Chidham and CH/4314/09 Marshalls Mono Ltd, Broad Road, Education - Secondary £141,689.00 Hambrook Hambrook, Chichester, PO18 8RG Chidham and CH/1013/10 Land At, 30, The Avenue, Hambrook, Education - Secondary £1,000.00 Hambrook Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 8TY Chidham and CH/4778/12 Land west of, Broad Road, Hambrook, Education - Secondary £35,262.00 Hambrook Chichester Libraries Towards the costs of providing £3,425.00 additional library infrastructure Donnington D/1468/16 Windmill Bungalow, Queens Avenue, Highways To undertake the advertisement, £7,000.00 Donnington, PO19 8QB promotion and consultant for a Traffic Regulation Order to introduce ‘no waiting’ restrictions adjacent to the site access, to enable access to the site by refuse vehicle Appendix 2: WSCC S106 Data Section 1: Received & Unallocated Parish Application Site Address Service Details Amount Number Donnington D/4732/07 Stockbridge Garage, 1, Birdham Road, Highways £12,025.00 Donnington, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19 8TA Education General £22,859.00 Donnington D/1198/11 Selsey Tram, Stockbridge Road, Education - Primary £36,933.00 Chichester Education - Secondary £39,751.00 Education - Sixth Form Education - Sixth Form £9,312.00 Donnington D/4410/12 Land at, Southfields Close, Chichester, Education - Primary £256,953.00 PO19 8SD Education - Secondary £278,071.00 Education - Sixth Form Additional library infrastructure £64,691.00 required to accommodate the extra demands for library services Libraries £23,030.00 Highways For mitigation measures on A286 £27,500.00 Easebourne EB/3635/11 (NP) King Edward VII Hospital, Kings Highways TRO - speed limit reduction on Kings £8,000.00 Drive, Midhurst Drive in 5th supplemental East Wittering EW/2818/01 Church Farm Nursing Home Church Libraries £900.00 Farm Lane West Sussex East Wittering EW/5935/06 Kimbridge House, Kimbridge Road, Libraries £1,017.00 East Wittering, West Sussex Fire Service - Monetary £25.00 Highways £4,095.00 East Wittering EWB/2461/12 Land northeast of, Beech Avenue, Education General £45,966.00 Bracklesham Bay, Chichester Libraries Additional library infrastructure serving £9,646.00 the new development Appendix 2: WSCC S106 Data Section 1: Received & Unallocated Parish Application Site Address Service Details Amount Number Highways Sustainable transport schemes which £113,498.00 will improve access between the development and local amenities (to include housing, jobs, shops, leisure and other services) Fernhurst FH/2054/03 Long Island, Nappers Wood, Highways Sustainable transport schemes which £1,776.00 Fernhurst, Haslemere, West Sussex will improve access between the development and local amenities (to include housing, jobs, shops, leisure and other services) Fernhurst FH/1955/05 Lower Lodge Farm, Vann Road, Highways Sustainable transport schemes which £1,648.00 Fernhurst, Haslemere, GU27 3NH will improve access between the development and local amenities (to include housing, jobs, shops, leisure and other services) Fishbourne FB/2278/13 Land East & Southeast of, Follis Education General £40,954.00 Gardens, Chichester, PO19 3RP Fishbourne FB/2331/15 Land To Rear Of Romans Mead Education - Primary Towards facilities at Fishbourne £59,650.00 Estate, Mosse Gardens, Fishbourne, Primary School. Chichester, West Sussex Highways Towards traffic calming measures £52,346.00 within Fishbourne Parish to improve safety and encourage pedestrian and cycle movements within the locality of the development. Libraries Towards additional stock at Chichester £5,349.00 Library Fishbourne FB/2431/09 Land At, Salthill Road, Fishbourne, Education - Primary £42,849.00 West Sussex Libraries Additional library infrastructure £4,155.00 required to accommodate the extra demands for library services Appendix 2: WSCC S106 Data Section 1: Received & Unallocated Parish Application Site Address Service Details Amount Number Fittleworth SDNP/2892/14 Coal Yard, School Close, Fittleworth, Education - Primary Providing equipment at Fittleworth C £24,067.00 West Sussex of E School Highways Contribution to go towards the cost of £15,835.00 widening and improving the footway running from School Lane to the shops along the B2138. Fire Service - Monetary Contribution towards supply and £237.00 installation of additional fire safety equipment to vulnerable persons homes in WS Fire Service Southern serving Fittleworth. Hunston HN/3489/15 Carmelite Convent, Hunston Road, Highways TRO Conbtribution £7,000.00 Chichester, PO20 1NP Hunston HN/2692/12 Northmark, Foxbridge Drive, Hunston, Education - Primary £28,668.00 Chichester, PO20 1NQ Education - Secondary £30,855.00 Education - Sixth Form Education - Sixth Form £7,228.00 Highways Sustainable transport schemes which £34,740.00 will improve access between the development and local amenities (to include housing, jobs, shops, leisure and other services) Appendix 2: WSCC S106 Data Section 1: Received & Unallocated Parish Application Site Address Service Details Amount Number Lavant LV/2581/17 Land west of, Maddoxwood Cottage, Highways To be used towards the potential £7,300.00 Lavant Road, Chichester promotion and advertisement of a traffic regulation order made pursuant to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1988 for a mechanism to reduce the speed limit on the A286 adjacent to the Land as a minimum in the area identified on Plan 3 with blue colouring to no more than 40mph, to be funded by the Owner if approved by the County Council. Highways To be used towards the potential £7,300.00 promotion and advertisement of a traffic regulation order made pursuant to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1988 for a mechanism to prevent parking in the visibility splays for the site access, if required by the County Council, to be funded by the Owner. Lavant LV/1497/08 Land west of Meadow Lodge and Highways Infrastructure
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