Response 3759890

Response to request for information

Reference

3759890

Response date

20 June 2025

Request

Are you charging community infrastructure levy (CIL)? If yes, how much were the agreed/ secured CIL and mayoral CIL developer contributions (in £) for 2018-19, 2023-24 and 2024-25?
What was the nominal value (in £) of agreed/ secured developer contributions in 2018-19, 2023-24 and 2024-25 made in regard to section 106 planning obligations?
What were the values (in £) for those developer contributions in each planning obligation category in 2018-19, 2023-24 and 2024-25? Please provide a breakdown (in £) for each category identified by the LGA i.e. Affordable housing, Bonds, Community facilities, Digital infrastructure, Education, Flood and water management, Green infrastructure, Health, Highways, Land, Open space and leisure, Section 106 monitoring charges, Transport and travel, or Other - or a similar categorization method that you use.
What were the non-monetary contributions secured through S106 agreements during 2018-19, 2023-24 and 2024-25, in terms of total number of affordable housing units and number of school places that will be provided?
How many affordable homes were delivered in 2018-19, 2023-24 and 2024-25, and how many of those were categorised as social rent, affordable rent, intermediate rent, shared ownership, affordable home ownership, and other? How many in each category were delivered through S106 agreements?

Response

Are you charging community infrastructure levy (CIL)? - Yes
- If yes, how much were the agreed*/secured** CIL and mayoral CIL developer contributions (in £) for 2018-19 (N.B. this period was prior to the Borough Council's adoption of the levy on 7 October 2019) Agreed £0 Secured £0
- 2023-24
  - Agreed £1,901,740.53
  - Secured £567,057.82
- 2024-25
  - Agreed £3,715,803.32
  - Secured £3,025,768.18

*Agreed figure represents the total of all CIL Demand Notices issued during the relevant period **Secured figure represents the total CIL funds received during the relevant period

What was the nominal value (in £) of agreed*/secured** developer contributions made in regard to section 106 planning obligations in:
- 2018-19
  - Agreed £5,699,351.00
  - Secured £6,041,946.86
- 2023-24
  - Agreed £21,393.00
  - Secured £13,744,321.34
- 2024-25
  - Agreed £150,239.00
  - Secured £2,999,674.56

*Agreed figure represents the total amount of S106 financial obligations made/entered into during the relevant period **Secured figure represents the total amount of S106 financial contributions received during the relevant period

What were the values (in £) for those developer contributions in each planning obligation category in:
- 2018-19
  - Agreed
    - Education: £2,562,440
    - Affordable Housing: £347,915.00
    - Health: £586,760.00
    - Open Space and Leisure: £580,373.00
    - Transport and Travel: £445,000.00
    - S106 Monitoring Charges: £29,682.98
    - Highways: £297,000.00
    - Community Facilities: £250,000.00
    - Edwalton SUE (Various)*: £603,196.00
  - Secured
    - Edwalton SUE (Various)*: £3,649,785.08
    - S106 Monitoring Charge: £51,930.64
    - Transport and Travel: £112,649.00
    - Health: £265,384.00
    - Open Space and Leisure: £853,411.14
    - Education: £830,203.00
    - Highways: £28,584.00
    - Community Facilities: £250,000.00
- 2023-24
  - Agreed
    - Health: £3,900.00
    - Open Space and Leisure: £8,439.00
    - S106 Monitoring Charges: £2,484.00
    - Community Facilities: £6,570.00
  - Secured
    - Community Facilities: £160,272.30
    - Education: £4,245,326.21
    - Edwalton SUE (Various)*: £3,053,419.46
    - Health: £94,727.56
    - S106 Monitoring Charges: £403,630.73
    - Open Space and Leisure: £2,760,183.10
    - Transport and Travel: £2,505,421.64
- 2024-25
  - Agreed
    - Health: £144,240.00
    - S106 Monitoring Charges: £5,999.00
  - Secured
    - S106 Monitoring Charges: £31,836.71
    - Edwalton SUE (Various)*: £2,483,402.40
    - Health: £221,190.10
    - Open Space and Leisure: £88,614.56
    - Community Facilities: £17,723.23
    - Transport and Travel: £156,907.56

*The Edwalton SUE category relates to a pooled contribution from a number of sites, which is to be applied towards a variety of different infrastructure types.

What were the non-monetary contributions secured through S106 agreements during
- 2018-19
  - Affordable Housing Units: 332
  - School Places: 0
- 2023-24
  - Affordable Housing Units: 9
  - School Places: 0
- 2024-25
  - Affordable Housing Units: 70
  - School Places: 0

(N.B. The information in questions 2-4 only relates to obligations that developers have entered into with the Borough Council, and does not include does not include obligations that developers have entered into with the County Council).

For 2023-2024, most of the information in questions 1-4 would be covered through our annual Infrastructure Funding Statement (IFS) and the relevant statement for that year are available to view on our website: Community Infrastructure Levy - Rushcliffe Borough Council. This information includes only obligations with the Borough Council and does not include obligations entered into with the County Council.

How many affordable homes were delivered in 2018-19, 2023-24 and 2024-25, and how many of those were categorised as social rent, affordable rent, intermediate rent, shared ownership, affordable home ownership, and other? How many in each category were delivered through S106 agreements?
- 2018-2019: 51 social rent, 78 affordable rent, 81 intermediate (e.g. shared ownership). Total: 210 affordable dwellings
- 2023-2024: 77 social rent, 122 affordable rent, 160 intermediate (e.g. shared ownership). Total: 359 affordable dwellings
- 2024-2025: Information not held as monitoring for that period not completed.

All of the units were delivered through S106 sites.

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