Section 106 contributions

Required to provide additional or improved community services and facilities
Development makes positive contribution providing social, economic and environmental benefits to community as a whole
Can relate to:
- Affordable housing/workspace
- Improved education facilities
- Improved or new recreation facilities
- Off site landscape improvements
- Community travel plans
- Specific highway improvement measures
- Delivery of public art
- Local library provision
- Trees on and off site
Negotiated on 'site by site basis' with Bristol City Council Planning Obligations team, with direct input from local community

Potential contributions

Highway improvements - e.g. at junction of Greenbank Road/Rose Green Road
Pedestrian improvement - to enhance pedestrian crossing at key points
Travel plan - e.g. Car Club, improvements to local pedestrian, cycle and public transport infrastructure; discounted bus pass/cycle purchase
Improvements to local recreation facilities
Affordable workspace - e.g. on site provision of dedicated area for use by key 'incubator' or 'start up' businesses
Public space/Public realm improvemnets - e.g. Publis art feature within one of the 'public squares'
Education - e.g. local primary schools - Whitehall, May Park, Bannerman Road and secondary - Whitehall Fishponds Community, subject to capacity figures
Dedicated dual use space provided for local community uses (to be run by Management Company)
Landscape architecture