Issue details

Implementation of the updated Staffordshire County Council Education Infrastructure Contributions Policy (SEICP)

Legislation requires that housing development should mitigate its impact on community infrastructure, including schools. “Developer contributions” towards new school places should provide both funding for construction and land where applicable. Following the publication of new Department for Education (DfE) guidance on "Securing developer contributions for education", the team established a policy working group to update the current policy. If adopted, the updated policy “Staffordshire Education Infrastructure Contributions Policy (SEICP)” will enable additional developer contributions, for funding for construction and land, to be secured towards the provision of Special Education Needs and Disability (SEND) places, home to school travel (mainstream) and home to school travel (SEND).

Decision type: Key

Reason Key: Affects two or more electoral divisions;

Decision status: Recommendations Approved

Divisions affected: (All Divisions);

Notice of proposed decision first published: 19/10/2020

Decision due: 17 Feb 2021 by Cabinet

Lead member: Jonathan Price, Cabinet Member for Education (and SEND) jonathan.price@staffordshire.gov.uk

Lead director: Director for Children and Families

Department: Children and Families

Contact: Tim Moss Email: tim.moss@staffordshire.gov.uk Tel: 01785 277963.

Consultees

Families and Communities SLT, Local Planning Authorities, Neighbouring Authorities, Internal colleagues from relevant disciplines, planning portal regular consultees, SCC members, The Knot publication, Reps from local Diocese.

Public or Private Decision: Public

Service Area: Families and Communities

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  • Implementation of the updated Staffordshire County Council Education Infrastructure Contributions Policy (SEICP)