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2024/25 S106 Allocations for Community and Sports Facility Improvements - Part 4

Meeting: 16/01/2025 - Environment and Community Scrutiny Committee (Item 8)

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Minutes:

Matter for Decision

The Officer’s report sought investment into local facilities using S106 funding from the Indoor Sports, Outdoor Sports, Swimming Pool and Community Facilities contribution types. It recommended allocating £353,880 of S106 funds to 15 proposals utilising remaining sums of generic S106 contributions, or combinations of both generic and site-specific S106 funds in some instances.

 

This round of funding for projects included several projects that were not quite ready or developed enough for submission in the previous S106 funding rounds.

 

Decision of Executive Councillor for Community Safety, Homelessness and Wellbeing

Allocated generic S106 funding from the relevant S106 contribution types, subject to business case approval and community use agreements (where appropriate) and possible part-funding by specific S106 contributions (where relevant and available, marked (**) in the S106 type column), to the following project proposals:

 

 

Project proposals

Amount

S106 type

A

Chesterton Indoor Bowls Club:

LED Digital Display and Scoreboard

£25,000

Indoor Sports

B

Chesterton Indoor Bowls Club:

Partition works to create community spaces

£50,000

Indoor Sports

C

Kelsey Kerridge Sports Centre:

Conversion of Studio into additional climbing and bouldering walls

£50,000

Indoor Sports (**)

D

Netherhall Sports Centre:

LED Digital Display and Scoreboard

£12,500

Indoor Sports

(**)

E

Parkside Swimming Pool:

LED Digital Display and Scoreboard

£12,500

Indoor Sports

F

Parkside Swimming Pools:

Poolside Learn to dive platforms

£10,200

Indoor Sports

G

Various Recreation Grounds: New Football Goals at;

King George V - £3,155 Coleridge - £2,480 Romsey Rec - £2,480 Nun’s Way - £2,480

Coldham’s Common £3,155

St.Albans Rec - £2,480

£16,230

Outdoor Sports

H

Nuns Way Rec:

Upgrade Nunns Way Pavilion Sports Changing Rooms and kitchen area.

£12,500

Outdoor Sports

I

Nunns Way Rec:

Upgrade Nunns Way Pavilion kitchen area & Community storage and spaces.

£22,000

Community Facilities

J

Armed Forces Veterans Club - Barnwell:

New Vinyl Flooring

£4,000

Community

Facilities

K

St. James Church – Queen Ediths:

Community Kitchen upgrades

£30,000

Community

Facilities

L

Trumpington Pavilion:

Upgrade AV kit & Equipment, tables chairs and storage. Secure external space.

£26,700

Community Facilities

M

BrownsField Community Centre: Additional Tables & Chairs and Softplay

Equipment. Kitchen Equipment.

£10,000

Community Facilities

N

Guildhall Main and Small Halls:

Tables & Chairs

£10,000

Community Facilities

O

Abbey Leisure Complex:

Hyprolyser and UV water treatment systems for the pools.

£62,250

Swimming Pool

 

Reason for the Decision

As set out in the Officer’s report.

 

Any Alternative Options Considered and Rejected

See Officer’s report.

 

Scrutiny Considerations

The Committee received a report from the Community, Sport & Recreation Manager.

 

Members sought and received update reports on Cherry Hinton and Abbey Pool projects.

 

Councillor Nestor sought clarification about Nun’s Way Pavilion, specifically what could be done to make women and girls safe in parks. The Community, Sport & Recreation Manager said officers were looking at how to utilise research and feedback from the recent work with Women in Sport carried out across three parks in the City including Nuns Way and the work would inform how to target improvements in open spaces and facilities.

 

The Committee unanimously resolved to endorse the recommendations.

 

The Executive Councillor approved the recommendations.

 

Conflicts of Interest Declared by the Executive Councillor (and any Dispensations Granted)

No conflicts of interest were declared by the Executive Councillor.