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To review the council's interim approach to seeking new specific S106 contributions and to identify whether there are any further S106 priority-setting needs in the 2015/16 round (particularly in relation to the informal open space, play area, public realm and public art S106 contribution types).
Decision type: Key
Reason Key: Significant effect on communities living or working in any ward in Cambridge;
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Notice of proposed decision first published: 08/02/2016
Decision due: 17 Mar 2016 by Executive Councillor for Open Spaces and City Services
Lead member: Executive Councillor for Open Spaces and City Services
Lead director: Director of Environment
Department: Environment
Contact: Tim Wetherfield, Urban Growth Project Manager Email: tim.wetherfield@cambridge.gov.uk Tel: 01223 457313.
Additional Information: This is a key decision and will automatically appear on the agenda.
Background Information: This report features a review of the council's interim approach to identifying up to five new S106 contributions for specific projects in the context of S106 pooling constraints, which came into force in April 2015. It also takes stock of the 2015/16 priority-setting round (and the emerging implementation programme) and the latest availability of generic, off-site S106 contributions which, generally, are tapering off and running down.