Infrastructure Funding Statement

Contents

1. Overview
2. View Infrastructure Funding Statements
3. More information

Overview

As part of a new development, developers may make a financial contribution towards public infrastructure.

For example, developers may contribute towards:

• local facilities, such as schools, open space or play areas
• affordable housing
• travel and transport improvements

Developer contributions are also known as 'section 106' or 's106 planning obligations'. See GOV.UK: Planning obligations.

The Council must publish details of financial and non-financial contributions in an Infrastructure Funding Statement.

This statement must be published every year by 31 December.

View Infrastructure Funding Statements

• Infrastructure Funding Statement 2022 to 2023
• Infrastructure Funding Statement 2021 to 2022
• Infrastructure Funding Statement 2020 to 2021
• Infrastructure Funding Statement 2019 to 2020

Please note: South Tyneside Council has not adopted the Community Infrastructure Levy, which is a charge on new developments.

See GOV.UK: Community Infrastructure Levy

More information

If you have any questions, please email local.plan@southtyneside.gov.uk.