Agenda item
- Meeting of Babergh Cabinet, Thursday, 12th March, 2020 9.30 am (Item 238.)
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Cabinet Member for Planning
Decision:
It was RESOLVED:-
1.1 That the CIL Expenditure Business Plan (March 2020) and accompanying technical assessments of the CIL Bids forming Appendices A and B of the report be approved. This includes decisions on valid Bids approved and noted by Cabinet as follows:-
Decisions for Cabinet to make: Local Infrastructure Fund
CIL Bid, Location and Infrastructure Proposed |
Amount of CIL Bid and total cost of the Infrastructure |
Cabinet Decision |
B19-10 EAST BERGHOLT Constable Memorial Hall |
Amount of CIL Bid £14,333 Total cost of works £50,000 |
It was resolved that the Bid for £14,333 be approved. |
B/19-16 COCKFIELD Great Green Provision of leisure and community facilities |
Amount of CIL Bid £25,000 Total Cost £68,647.20 (including VAT) |
It was resolved that the Bid for £25,000 be approved. |
Decisions for Cabinet to make: Ringfenced funds (Lavenham – part only) and Local Infrastructure Funds (part only) (Lavenham)
CIL Bid, Location and Infrastructure Proposed |
Amount of CIL Bid and total cost of the Infrastructure |
Cabinet Decision |
B19-15 LAVENHAM Water Street |
Amount of CIL Bid £190,000 Total Cost £238,000 excluding VAT |
It was resolved that the Bid for £190,000 Part to be taken from the ringfenced funds for Lavenham – £32,447.97 Part to be taken from the Local infrastructure Funds - £157,552.03 be approved |
Delegated Decision for Cabinet to note: Ringfenced funds (Capel)
CIL Bid, Location and Infrastructure Proposed |
Amount of CIL Bid and total cost of the Infrastructure |
Delegated Decision |
B19-17 CAPEL ST MARY Thorney Road Erection of bus shelter
|
Amount of CIL Bid £8,000 Total cost of works £8,000 |
It was resolved that the decision taken to approve the CIL Bid for £8,000 be noted by Cabinet. |
1.2 That Cabinet noted and endorsed the CIL Business Plan which included the position reached on all undetermined/outstanding Bids together with the up to date position in respect of approved CIL Bids from Rounds 1, 2 and 3.
Reason for Decision: Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) monies have been collected since the implementation of CIL on the 11th April 2016. The CIL Expenditure Framework originally adopted in April 2018 and reviewed with amendments adopted on the 18th March 2019 requires the production of a CIL Business Plan for each District which contains decisions for Cabinet to make or note on CIL Bids for CIL expenditure.
These decisions relating to the expenditure of CIL monies form one of the ways in which necessary infrastructure supporting growth is delivered.
Alternative Options Considered and Rejected: There is a diverse spectrum of approaches to CIL expenditure across the country from Unitary Authorities who have absorbed CIL into their individual Capital Programmes to others who ringfence all funds to be spent locally. A range of different approaches was identified in Appendix A of the Framework for CIL Expenditure report provided to Cabinet’s on the 5th and 8th of February 2018 and discussed in full during the workshops with the Joint Member advisory panel. Members adopted the documents set out in paragraph 1.1 above by Council decision in April 2018 which were subsequently reviewed and adopted on the 19th March 2019 (Babergh) and 18th March 2019 (Mid Suffolk).
Any Declarations of Interests Declared: Councillor Lee Parker declared a local non pecuniary interest in respect of Bid B19-05 Newton is his capacity as a Trustee of the Newton Green Trust.
Any Dispensation Granted: None
Minutes:
The Cabinet Member for Planning introduced the report and provided Members with details of the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) bids contained in the report. Councillor Arthey moved the recommendations.
In response to a query from Councillor Ward, the Professional Lead for Key Sites and Infrastructure confirmed that the correct figure for the bid from East Bergholt was £14,333, as detailed in the recommendation.
Councillor Holt commented that Members should be ensuring that parishes were aware of the available funding and assist them in understanding the application procedures.
With regard to bid B19-15 Lavenham, it was confirmed that the money applied for was for funding of the car park and electric vehicle charging points and not the environmental clear up from the sites previous use as a gas works.
The recommendations were seconded by Councillor Busby.
By a unanimous vote
It was RESOLVED:-
1.1 That the CIL Expenditure Business Plan (March 2020) and accompanying technical assessments of the CIL Bids forming Appendices A and B of the report be approved. This includes decisions on valid Bids approved and noted by Cabinet as follows:-
Decisions for Cabinet to make: Local Infrastructure Fund
CIL Bid, Location and Infrastructure Proposed |
Amount of CIL Bid and total cost of the Infrastructure |
Cabinet Decision |
B19-10 EAST BERGHOLT Constable Memorial Hall |
Amount of CIL Bid £14,333 Total cost of works £50,000 |
It was resolved that the Bid for £14,333 be approved. |
B/19-16 COCKFIELD Great Green Provision of leisure and community facilities |
Amount of CIL Bid £25,000 Total Cost £68,647.20 (including VAT) |
It was resolved that the Bid for £25,000 be approved. |
Decisions for Cabinet to make: Ringfenced funds (Lavenham – part only) and Local Infrastructure Funds (part only) (Lavenham)
CIL Bid, Location and Infrastructure Proposed |
Amount of CIL Bid and total cost of the Infrastructure |
Cabinet Decision |
B19-15 LAVENHAM Water Street |
Amount of CIL Bid £190,000 Total Cost £238,000 excluding VAT |
It was resolved that the Bid for £190,000 Part to be taken from the ringfenced funds for Lavenham – £32,447.97 Part to be taken from the Local infrastructure Funds - £157,552.03 be approved |
Delegated Decision for Cabinet to note: Ringfenced funds (Capel)
CIL Bid, Location and Infrastructure Proposed |
Amount of CIL Bid and total cost of the Infrastructure |
Delegated Decision |
B19-17 CAPEL ST MARY Thorney Road Erection of bus shelter
|
Amount of CIL Bid £8,000 Total cost of works £8,000 |
It was resolved that the decision taken to approve the CIL Bid for £8,000 be noted by Cabinet. |
1.2 That Cabinet noted and endorsed the CIL Business Plan which included the position reached on all undetermined/outstanding Bids together with the up to date position in respect of approved CIL Bids from Rounds 1, 2 and 3.
Reason for Decision: Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) monies have been collected since the implementation of CIL on the 11th April 2016. The CIL Expenditure Framework originally adopted in April 2018 and reviewed with amendments adopted on the 18th March 2019 requires the production of a CIL Business Plan for each District which contains decisions for Cabinet to make or note on CIL Bids for CIL expenditure.
These decisions relating to the expenditure of CIL monies form one of the ways in which necessary infrastructure supporting growth is delivered.
Supporting documents:
- Final Amended Cabinet Report V2 BDC -CIL-Business-Plan- March 2020, item 238. PDF 302 KB
- Appendix A Babergh CIL Business Plan March 2020, item 238. PDF 795 KB
- Appendix B - Technical Assessments of the Valid CIL Bids Round 4 - Babergh, item 238. PDF 551 KB
- EQIA Initial Screening Template December 2016 - Oct Bid round 4, item 238. PDF 200 KB