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Under reference to item 14 of the Minute of the meeting of the Communities, Housing & Planning Policy Board held on 17 August 2021, there was submitted an update report by the Chief Executive relative to developer contributions received in relation to various Section 50, Section 69 and Section 75 agreements relating to (i) planning application 90/0661/PP, known as the Station Rise; (ii) Planning application 02/0660/PP at Kings Inch Road/Ferry Road/Meadowside Street/Neil Street, Renfrew; (iii) a number of planning applications for developments at Kings Inch Road and Ferry Village, Renfrew where a financial contribution towards the bus rapid transit system known as Fastlink had been agreed; (iv) planning application 16/0878/PP at Abbotsinch Retail Park; and (v) Ferry Village, Renfrew development.
The report detailed the current status, sums of monies involved and purpose of the funds. It was noted that a report, detailing developer contributions received that year, funds held and purpose of the funds, would be submitted annually to the Planning & Climate Change Policy Board
DECIDED:
(a) That it be noted that a separate report was to be considered at this meeting, detailed at item 9 of this Minute, in respect of the development known as Station Rise, Lochwinnoch;
(b) That it be noted that £100,000 was held in respect of improved road transportation links at Braehead;
(c) That it be noted that £40,000 was held in respect of a pedestrian crossing at Abbotsinch Retail Park;
(d) That it be noted that £50,000 was held in respect of artwork at Ferry Village;
(e) That it be noted that further investigation was required in respect of monies held in respect of contributions to Fastlink and the art fund at Ferry Village; and
(f) That it be noted that an annual report would be submitted to this Policy Board outlining funds held and their purpose in respect of all current Section 50, 69 and 75 legal agreements associated with planning permissions in Renfrewshire.