Section 106 funding

Legal agreements between local authorities and developers that require developers to make contributions towards the cost of providing public infrastructure and services. Legal agreements between a developer and the local planning authority that can secure contributions towards infrastructure or affordable housing. A funding mechanism used by the Council for development works, specifically mentioned in relation to the redevelopment of hardcourts at Mile End Stadium. A mechanism in English planning law that allows local authorities to secure contributions from developers to mitigate the impact of new developments. A mechanism in the UK where local authorities can negotiate planning obligations with developers to mitigate the impact of new developments. A type of funding typically related to development and infrastructure, received by Flora Gardens. Funding secured by local authorities from developers to mitigate the impact of new developments. Funding secured by local authorities from developers under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 to fund community infrastructure. Financial contributions made by developers to local authorities to fund community infrastructure and services. Funding allocated to support improvements at Marian Vian Primary School. Funding secured through Section 106 agreements for development. Financial contributions from developers used to fund affordable housing and general infrastructure, as a mechanism in UK planning law where developers contribute to local infrastructure or affordable housing as a condition of planning permission. Funding secured by local authorities from developers to fund local infrastructure and services. Funding derived from legal agreements with developers, often used for community infrastructure and services.