Neighbourhood CIL Decisions: Spring 2023 Application Round
August 30, 2023 Cabinet Member for Planning and Economic Development (Cabinet member) Key decision Approved View on council websiteThis summary is generated by AI from the council’s published record and supporting documents. Check the full council record and source link before relying on it.
Summary
The Cabinet Member for Planning and Economic Development approved Neighbourhood CIL and Carbon Offset bids on 30/08/2023. The approved Neighbourhood CIL bids included projects for conservation area audits, club management systems, basement improvements, revitalisation, theatre restoration, and playground renovations. Approved Carbon Offset bids were for LED lighting replacement and a power station.
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Decision
Summary of Decision
The Cabinet Member for Planning and Economic Development has approved the following Neighbourhood CIL bids:
i) Covent Garden Conservation Area Audit
ii) Feathers Club Management System and Operations
iii) Marylebone Bangladesh Society Basement Improvements
iv) Marylebone War Memorial (The Annunciation Bryanston Street) Revitalisation
v) Soho Poly Theatre Restoration Supplement
vi) Christ Church Bentinck CE Primary School - Community Playground /Pitch Renovation
vii) St Peter’s Eaton Square Primary School - Playground Extension Feasibility and Design
viii) Soho Public Convenience Project Feasibility Study
The Cabinet Member for Planning and Economic Development has approved the following Carbon Offset bids:
i) English National Opera LED Lighting Replacement
ii) WECH Power Station
Reasons for Decision
With regard to Neighbourhood CIL, the decision ensures robust and effective expenditure and reporting in line with the Planning Act (2008) and the Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations 2010 (as amended) and in accordance with the council’s strategic priorities, the revised CIL Spending Policy Statement (2022), and the council’s frameworks for resource allocation and management.
The decision ensures with regard to carbon offset funds robust and effective expenditure in line with the Town and Country Planning Act (1990), the Greater London Authority guidance for London’s Local Planning Authorities on establishing carbon offset funds (2022), and in accordance with the council’s strategic priorities, the Westminster Carbon Offset Fund Guidance (2023), and the council’s frameworks for resource allocation and management.
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| Outcome | Recommendations Approved |
| Decision date | 30 Aug 2023 |