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To seek approval for the reallocation of Section 106 developer contributions towards a number of projects.
Decision Maker: Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Economic Growth and Development
Decision published: 29/03/2023
Effective from: 06/04/2023
Decision:
The Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Economic Growth and Development:
Reallocated £4,897.19 of remaining
Section 106 funds related to development at Land to the rear of
Royal Oak, Uttoxeter Road, Hill Ridware
(14/00147/OUTM) to Mavesyn Ridware Parish Councils project ‘Mavesyn Ridware Village
Hall Play Area Improvements’.
Reallocated £33,216.93 of remaining
Section 106 funds related to Land at Easthill Farm, Fradley (07/00147/OUTM) to Fradley
and Streethay Parish Councils project
‘Fradley BMX Pumptrack.
Reallocated £4,380 of remaining Section 106 funds related to Land at Easthill Farm, Fradley (07/00147/OUTM) to St Stephens Church for the project ‘Upgrading of electrical heating in St Stephens Church, Fradley.
Lead officer: Lauren Lymer
This report seeks approval of an updated Housing Assistance Policy 2023. It replaces the previous Housing Assistance Policy 2021 and will apply to all new applications from 1 April 2023. The policy sets out how Lichfield District Council (the Council) will offer financial help for improving and adapting homes in the district, together with the conditions and eligibility criteria associated with each type of assistance. Its aim is to support residents to improve their health and wellbeing by addressing problems with unsuitable homes that do not meet their needs. The main changes are:
· Increasing the value of Discretionary Disabled Facilities Grant Assistance to £30,000
· Inclusion of a second residence grant
· Amendments to the Discretionary Contributions Grant criteria to bring them in line with social care funding eligibility criteria.
· The introduction of a defined mechanism through which exceptional cases which exceed the policy-based funding might be considered, in line with best practice as outlined in the DFG Guidance 2022[1].
Decision Maker: Cabinet Member for Housing, Ecology and Climate Change
Decision published: 28/03/2023
Effective from: 04/04/2023
Decision:
The Cabinet Member for Housing, Ecology and Climate Change approved the amendments to the updated Housing Assistance Policy which includes:
1.1 Increasing the value of Discretionary Disabled Facilities Grant Assistance to £30,000
1.2 Inclusion of a second residence grant
1.3 Amendments to the Discretionary Contributions Grant criteria to bring them in line with social care funding eligibility criteria.
1.4 The policy also introduces a defined mechanism through which exceptional cases which exceed the policy-based funding might be considered, in line with best practice as outlined in the DFG Guidance 2022.
Lead officer: Simon Fletcher, Lucy Robinson