INTRODUCTION

 

What is infrastructure?

Infrastructure is the fundamental services and facilities that an area needs. As Brighton & Hove’s population grows, we have to ensure that existing infrastructure is maintained and improved and

where necessary new infrastructure is provided. This is to ensure our city grows and develops in a

 

What is the Infrastructure Delivery Plan?

The Infrastructure Delivery Plan (IDP) sets out for different infrastructure types where and when it

is required, why it is needed and provides an update on the delivery of the infrastructure to date.

The Infrastructure Delivery Plan aims to:

•             Support the City Plan’s policies, vision and objectives, accommodating growth across the

•             Highlight existing gaps in infrastructure across the city and help respond to changes within the

city, such as population fluctuations and varying demands for services.

•             Provide evidence on how future infrastructure needs in the city will be met and what the costs

•             Inform infrastructure delivery decisions such as Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding

The IDP is an iterative document, which means that it will be regularly updated to take account of

infrastructure delivery and changing needs. The council will aim to update this document every two

 

How has it been produced?

The details outlined within the IDP have been sourced from consultation with a number of key stakeholders, including officers representing all services across the operational directorates.

Engagement has also taken place with external stakeholders including the local NHS Clinical

 

What does it contain?

Infrastructure covers a range of different facilities and services. It ranges from softer infrastructure as schools, libraries and GPs, to harder infrastructure as utilities, cycle lanes and waste management facilities. The types of infrastructure considered in this IDP align with strategic

priorities identified in national policy and in relevant legislation, as well as with local priorities

 

Social Infrastrucure

Nursery, Primary,Secondary & Further Education

Health Facilities

Community Faciities & Heritage

Cultural Facilities

Churches, Ceneteries & crematoria

Police

 

Environment & Lesiure

Open space, parks & allotments

Childrens Play provision

Indoor & Outdoor Sports Facilities

Seafront

Transport

Road (incl Fire Service)

Active travel

 

Utilities, Flood & Water Management

Energy

Water & Sewerage

Waste Recycling & Disposal

Flood & Water Management

Blue & Green Networks

 

Housing

New Homes

Investment in Existing Stock

 

Any update of this IDP may include additional types of infrastructure, as strategic priorities will be kept under For each category, a summary table provides detail surrounding the specific projects required, who will be delivering them and the current estimated or indicative costs of the scheme or programme. It also identifies existing funding available and potential sources of funding, accompanied by the identification of the current To ensure that the IDP is easily understood, the layout has been kept as simple, clear and concise as possible. This will also assist the council in keeping the IDP up to date going forward. The council, partners and stakeholders will use this document to ensure that the appropriate infrastructure is provided to support the growth anticipated in the City Plan. It will be used to inform decision on infrastructure delivery, for example, the allocation of the Citywide portion of the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) receipts to projects. It may also be used where appropriate as supporting evidence in other bids for The IDP will be reviewed every two years and treated as a “live” document, which is updated as new information and evidence become available informed by engagement with key stakeholders.

 

SUMMARY

 

Summary of Infrastructure Delivery Plan - Financial Assessment

 

INDICATIVE COSTS - 21/22 - 29/30

FUNDING AVAILABLE

FUNDING REQUIRED

Social Infrastructure

 

 

 

Nursery, Primary, Secondary & Further Education

 £             53,567,821

 £            8,870,740

 £             44,697,081

Health Facilities

 £             83,050,000

 £          65,250,000

 £             17,800,000

Community Facilities & Heritage

 £                5,700,000

 £                           -  

 £               5,700,000

Cultural Facilities

 £                8,000,000

 £                           -  

 £               8,000,000

Churches, Cemeteries & crematoria

 £                2,200,000

 £                150,000

 £               2,050,000

Other

 £                3,250,000

 £                350,000

 £               2,900,000

TOTAL SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

 £           155,767,821

 £          74,620,740

 £             81,147,081

 

 

 

 

Environment & Leisure

 

 

 

Open space, parks & allotments

 £             18,200,000

 £            2,227,000

 £             15,973,000

Children’s Play provision

 £                6,000,000

 £            2,500,000

 £               3,500,000

Indoor & Outdoor Sports Facilities

 £             96,170,000

 £            1,824,000

 £             94,346,000

Seafront

 £             11,100,000

 £          10,157,720

 £                  942,280

TOTAL ENVIRONMENT & LESIURE

 £           131,470,000

 £          16,708,720

 £          114,761,280

 

INDICATIVE COSTS - 21/22 - 29/30

FUNDING AVAILABLE

FUNDING REQUIRED

Transport

 

 

 

Road (incl Fire Service)

 £           108,373,870

 £          19,096,970

 £             89,276,900

Active travel

 £             50,100,000

 £          10,170,000

 £             39,930,000

TOTAL TRANSPORT

 £           158,473,870

 £          29,266,970

 £          129,206,900

 

 

 

 

Utilities, Flood & Water Management

 

 

 

Energy

 £             13,127,000

 £                100,000

 £             13,027,000

Water & Sewerage

 £             82,050,000

 £          82,000,000

 £                     50,000

Waste Recycling & Disposal

 £                   500,000

 £                           -  

 £                  500,000

Flood & Water Management

 £             13,200,000

 £            1,780,000

 £             11,420,000

TOTAL UTILITIES

 £           108,877,000

 £          83,880,000

 £             24,997,000

 

 

 

 

Blue & Green Networks

 £             32,341,000

 £            1,254,000

 £             31,087,000

 

 

 

 

TOTAL INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY PLAN

 £           586,929,691

 £        205,730,430

 £          381,199,261

 

 

 

 

Housing

 

 

 

New Homes

 £           277,546,000

 £        277,546,000

 £                              -  

Investment in Existing Stock

 £           227,610,000

 £        227,610,000

 £                              -  

TOTAL HOUSING

 £           505,156,000

 £        505,156,000

 £                              -  

 

 

 

 

TOTAL INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT

 £        1,092,085,691

 £        710,886,430

 £          381,199,261

 

 

 

 

 

 

SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

 

CATEGORY

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT

WARD

DELIVERY AGENCY

INDICATIVE COSTS - 21/22 - 29/30

FUNDING AVAILABLE

FUNDING REQUIRED

FUNDING SOURCES

Cultural Facilities

Arts, Heritage & Public Art Fund (as part of 10 year Public Art Strategy 2021-31)

All Wards

BHCC

£5,000,000

£0

£5,000,000

 

Cultural Facilities

Creative Workspace/Artists Studio Complex (as part of the ABCD Cultural Recovery/Spaces to Grow working group)

 

BHCC

£3,000,000

£0

£3,000,000

ACE and other funding bodies

 

SUB TOTAL CULTURAL FACILITIES

 

 

£8,000,000

£0

£8,000,000

 

Nursery Primary and Secondary Education

The Living Coast Environmental Education Centre

All Wards

BHCC

£10,000,000

£0

£10,000,000

BHCC Capital Programme & central government grant

Nursery Primary and Secondary Education

New Secondary School Toads Hole Valley/Central/East Btn

Several Wards

BHCC & DfE

£35,000,000

£302,919

£34,697,081

DfE grant & S106

Nursery Primary and Secondary Education

Capital Investment programme in Secondary & Sixth Form School existing assets

Several Wards

BHCC

£3,314,565

£3,314,565

£0

S106 funds secured/paid

Nursery Primary and Secondary Education

Capital Investment programme in Nursery, Primary & Special School existing assets

Several Wards

BHCC

£1,753,256

£1,753,256

£0

S106 funds secured/paid

Nursery Primary and Secondary Education

Replace all temporary accommodation on the college site

Several Wards

BHASVIC

£3,500,000

£3,500,000

£0

DfE

 

SUB TOTAL NURSERY PRIMARY & SECONDARY

 

 

£53,567,821

£8,870,740

£44,697,081

 

Community Facilities and Heritage

Development of central storgae facility for storage of emergency food supplies for elderly & vulnerable residents

All Wards

BHCC

£5,400,000

£0

£5,400,000

BHCC

Community Facilities and Heritage

The project will deliver the first phase restoration of Brighton's 865mtr long Madeira Terrace, key aims of the first phase follow three core priorities/themes:
RESTORATION:   Restoring key historic features including the purpose planted Green Wall and cast iron structure.
RE-PURPOSE/USE: Re-instating the social function of the Terrace as a 'linear stadium' for viewing events held on Madeira Drive, enlivening the deck area and broadening the scope of planned and spontaneous activity
ACCESS: Creating new step free access points for all to the eastern seafront

East Brighton

BHCC

£300,000

 

£300,000

BHCC Carbon Neutral Fund (tbc)

 

SUB TOTAL COMMUNITY FACILITIES & HERITAGE

 

 

£5,700,000

£0

£5,700,000

 

Health Facilities

Brighton General Hospital - New healthcare campus

 

Sussex Community NHS Trust, NHS Commissioners

£50,000,000

£34,000,000

£16,000,000

Strategic loan, short term bridging loan, disposal of assets, sale and leaseback of assets. The key impact of the gap is that acute and community services shall see most benefit, primary care and mental health may not receive facilities dueto the gap

Health Facilities

Hangleton / South Portslade - Expansion in capacity for GP facilities

 

NHS Commissioners

£20,000,000

£20,000,000

£0

Private sector capital, revenue reimbursed via commissioners

Health Facilities

East Brighton - Additional GP facilities & expansion of social care and yout facilities

 

Sussex Community NHS Trust, NHS Commissioners

£10,000,000

£10,000,000

£0

Awaiting further details which shall derive from business case, capital shall be from B&H Council, revenue reimbursed from Commissioners

Health Facilities

Capital, development and refurbishment works relating to Mental Health Services locations across the city

 

Sussex Partnership NHS FT, NHS Commissioners

£3,050,000

£1,250,000

£1,800,000

All funding is a combination of SPFT own capital and part commissioner

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SUB TOTAL HEALTHCARE FACILITIES

 

 

£83,050,000

£65,250,000

£17,800,000

 

Other

Sussex Poolice - Refurbishment & capital maintenance work to provide additional facilities for extra  100 police officers & support staff

 

Sussex Police Crime Commissioner

£3,250,000

£350,000

£2,900,000

 

 

SUB TOTAL OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE

 

 

£3,250,000

£350,000

£2,900,000

 

Churches Cemeteries and Crematoria

Cemeteries restoration Interpretation programme

Several Wards

BHCC / Bereavement services

£2,200,000

£150,000

£2,050,000

Section 106/ lottery grant

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ENVIRONMENT  AND LEISURE

 

CATEGORY

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT

WARD

DELIVERY AGENCY

INDICATIVE COSTS - 21/22 - 29/30

FUNDING AVAILABLE

FUNDING REQUIRED

FUNDING SOURCES

Children's Play Provision

Playground Refurbishment programme

All Wards

BHCC

£6,000,000

£2,500,000

£3,500,000

BHCC Capital programme, Section 106,

 

SUB TOTAL CHILDRENS  PLAY PROVISION

 

 

£6,000,000

£2,500,000

£3,500,000

 

Indoor and Outdoor Sports Facilities

King Alfred Redevelopment (New Sporting Hub West)

Several Wards

BHCC

£35,650,000

 

£35,650,000

Borrowing, Capital receipt, Sport England/Governing Body Funding

Indoor and Outdoor Sports Facilities

New Sporting Hub East

Several Wards

BHCC

£29,700,000

 

£29,700,000

Borrowing, Capital receipt, Sport England/Governing Body Funding

Indoor and Outdoor Sports Facilities

Withdean Sports Complex (Sporting Hub North) - capital improvement works

Withdean

BHCC

£8,150,000

£448,000

£7,702,000

S106, BHCC Capital Programme

Indoor and Outdoor Sports Facilities

Portslade Sports Centre - capital improvement works. Also links potentially with Portslade Library

North Portslade

BHCC

£7,300,000

£22,000

£7,278,000

S106, BHCC Capital Programme

Indoor and Outdoor Sports Facilities

Moulsecoomb Community Leisure Centre - capital improvement works (Also links with Moulsecoomb Housing and Hub Project)

Moulsecoomb and Bevendean

BHCC

£7,500,000

£725,000

£6,775,000

S106, BHCC Capital Programme

Indoor and Outdoor Sports Facilities

Stanley Deason Leisure Centre - Astro Turf Replacement

East Brighton

BHCC

£420,000

 

£420,000

BHCC Capital Programme

Indoor and Outdoor Sports Facilities

Longhill School 3G Pitch (Links with Education)

Rottingdean Coastal

BHCC/Longhill School

£800,000

£0

£800,000

Basic Need Funding (School)

Indoor and Outdoor Sports Facilities

Crew Club MUGA upgrade (links with Parks and Housing)

East Brighton

The Crew Club/BHCC/Football Foundation

£200,000

£100,000

£100,000

Football Foundation,

Indoor and Outdoor Sports Facilities

Prince Regent Swimming Complex - potential health and fitness development of old plant room area

St Peters and North Laine

BHCC

£500,000

£179,000

£321,000

S106, BHCC Capital Programme

Indoor and Outdoor Sports Facilities

Multi Use Games Areas

Several Wards

BHCC

£2,500,000

£300,000

£2,200,000

Section 106

Indoor and Outdoor Sports Facilities

Sports facilities and surfaces improvements

All Wards

BHCC

£450,000

£25,000

£425,000

Section 106 football, basketball cricket etc

Indoor and Outdoor Sports Facilities

Sports Pavilions improvements

Several Wards

BHCC / Estates

£3,000,000

£25,000

£2,975,000

Section 106

 

SUB TOTAL INDOOR & OUTDOOR SPORTS FACILITIES

 

 

£96,170,000

£1,824,000

£94,346,000

 

Open Space and Parks

Open Space and Parks

Tree Planting

All Wards

BHCC

£1,500,000

£400,000

£1,100,000

Section 106, grants, capital programme

Open Space and Parks

Benches

All Wards

BHCC

£300,000

£50,000

£250,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Paths Steps and slopes

All Wards

BHCC

£1,000,000

£200,000

£800,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Cycle Stands

All Wards

BHCC

£150,000

£20,000

£130,000

Section 106 / Transport investment

Open Space and Parks

Wayfinding & Interpretation

All Wards

BHCC

£250,000

£20,000

£230,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Electrical charge points for cycles

Several Wards

BHCC

£150,000

£10,000

£140,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Vehicle / people counting device

All Wards

BHCC

£150,000

£15,000

£135,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Lighting linked to cafes and sports

Several Wards

BHCC

£250,000

£10,000

£240,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

grass improvements

All Wards

BHCC

£350,000

£25,000

£325,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Allotment Water infrastructure

Several Wards

BHCC

£800,000

£150,000

£650,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Cityparks standpipe water infrastructure

Several Wards

BHCC

£150,000

£5,000

£145,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Cityparks Head Quarters

Hollingdean and Stanmer

BHCC

£800,000

£300,000

£500,000

Central funds

Open Space and Parks

Technology and mobile apps linked to parks

All Wards

BHCC

£125,000

£15,000

£110,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Urban sports, skateboarding, free running etc

Several Wards

BHCC

£800,000

£5,000

£795,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Rubber Running Track

Preston Park

BHCC

£75,000

£5,000

£70,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Playground destination income generator

Moulsecoomb and Bevendean

BHCC

£850,000

£350,000

£500,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Café improvements programme

Several Wards

BHCC / Estates

£850,000

£100,000

£750,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Fencing and Railings

All Wards

BHCC / Estates

£400,000

£25,000

£375,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Gates

All Wards

BHCC / Estates

£400,000

£50,000

£350,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Water Features improvements/replacements

Several Wards

BHCC

£750,000

£5,000

£745,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Biomass burners for buildings in and near Stanmer

Several Wards

BHCC

£600,000

£5,000

£595,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Increasing building use/height to generate income

Several Wards

BHCC

£2,500,000

£200,000

£2,300,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Recycling and waste bins

All Wards

BHCC / Cityclean

£400,000

£20,000

£380,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Toilet refurbishment accessibility, changing places

Several Wards

BHCC / Cityclean

£1,500,000

£100,000

£1,400,000

Section 106, government grant for CP

Open Space and Parks

electrical charge points for cars

Several Wards

BHCC / City Transport

£250,000

£5,000

£245,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Rainbow raised tables and crossing linked to parks

Several Wards

BHCC / City Transport

£500,000

£15,000

£485,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Events and commercial infrastructure

Several Wards

BHCC/ Events / Estates

£500,000

£10,000

£490,000

section 106

Open Space and Parks

Tree planting forest in the South downs

Several Wards

BHCC / Estates

£800,000

£2,000

£798,000

Setion 106

Open Space and Parks

Whole Park Transformation

Several Wards

BHCC

£600,000

£50,000

£550,000

Section 106

Open Space and Parks

Seafront Squares Transformation Programme

Several Wards

BHCC

£450,000

£60,000

£390,000

Section 106

 

SUB TOTAL OPEN SPACES AND PARKS

 

 

£18,200,000

£2,227,000

£15,973,000

 

Seafront

New Accessible Railcar for Volks Railway

East Brighton

BHCC

£500,000

£150,000

£350,000

BHCC Capital Programme Heritage Lottery Fund

Indoor and Outdoor Sports Facilities

Kingsway to the Sea/West Hove Improvement Plan (links with Seafront and Parks). Improvement of Sports Facilities

Several Wards

BHCC

£10,600,000

£10,007,720

£592,280

S106, Levelling Up Fund, BHCC Capital Programme. BHCC will have to provide £1M match funding for gvt grant.

 

SUB TOTAL SEAFRONT

 

 

£11,100,000

£10,157,720

£942,280

 

 

OVERALL TOTAL OPEN SPACE AND LEISURE

 

 

£131,470,000

£16,708,720

£114,761,280

 

 

 

 

TRANSPORT

 

CATEGORY

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT

WARD

DELIVERY AGENCY

INDICATIVE COSTS - 21/22 - 29/30

FUNDING AVAILABLE

FUNDING REQUIRED

FUNDING SOURCES

Road

Air quality monitors Ensure a network of local air monitoring for carbon, nitrogen, and particles

All Wards

BHCC

£160,000

£0

£160,000

Possible sources of match funding: Defra Air Quality Grant, Transport Allocation, Developer Contributions, The Sussex Air Quality Partnership.

 

Highways - Road surface renewal 

All Wards

BHCC

£20,000,000

£3,054,000

£16,946,000

CNF/LTP Cap Prog/

 

Higways - Footway surface renewal 

All Wards

BHCC

£4,500,000

£900,000

£3,600,000

CNF/LTP Cap Prog/

 

Highways - Street lighting renewal

All Wards

BHCC

£2,700,000

£2,022,000

£678,000

LTP Cap Prog/BHCC Cap Prog

 

Highways - Drainage

All Wards

BHCC

£2,250,000

£450,000

£1,800,000

CNF/LTP Cap Prog/

 

Highways - Seafront Highway Arch Renewal Programme

Several Wards

BHCC

£20,000,000

£780,000

£19,220,000

LTP Cap Prog/

 

Highways - Other structures

Several Wards

BHCC

£3,600,000

£320,000

£3,280,000

LTP Cap Prog/

 

Traffic Management - Traffic Control Centre

All Wards

BHCC

£1,800,000

£500,000

£1,300,000

CNF/

 

Traffic Management - Intelligent Transport Systems

Several Wards

BHCC

£3,600,000

£500,000

£3,100,000

CNF/LTP Cap Prog/

 

Traffic Management - A27 Trunk Road junctions - Junction 3 Carden Avenue (Priority1)

Hollingdean & Stanmer

BHCC & National Highways

£2,111,130

£0

£2,111,130

BHCC Capital, LEP & central govt grant

 

Traffic Management - A27 Trunk Road junctions Juntion 4 Patcham Interchange (Priority 2)

Patcham

BHCC & National Highways

£1,619,730

£0

£1,619,730

BHCC Capital, LEP & central govt grant

 

Traffic Management - A27 Trunk Road junctions - Devils Dyke Interchange (Priority 3)

Withdean

BHCC & National Highways

£1,460,970

£1,460,970

£0

CIL payment upon commencement of BH2018/03633 Toads Hole Valley

 

Traffic Management - A27 Trunk Road junctions - Junction 1 Falmer Hill/B2123 (Priority 4)

Several Wards

BHCC,ESCC & National Highways

£1,731,240

£350,000

£1,381,240

BHCC Capital, LEP & central govt grant,ESCC S106, BHCC CIL

 

Traffic Management - A27 Trunk Road junctions - Junction 6 A27/A293 (Priority 5)

North Portslade

BHCC & National Highways

£1,360,800

£115,000

£1,245,800

BHCC Capital, LEP & central govt grant, S106 & CIL

 

Traffic Management - Ultra Low Emission Zone (subject to Business Case)

Several Wards

BHCC

£5,000,000

£450,000

£4,550,000

CAF/LTP Cap Prog/

 

Public Transport - Seafront, bus-based rapid transport system

Several Wards

BHCC/Bus operator

£20,000,000

£0

£20,000,000

 

 

Public Transport - Bus Network Review measures

Several Wards

BHCC

£2,000,000

£260,000

£1,740,000

CNF/LTP Cap Prog/

 

Public Transport - Accessible Bus Stops

All Wards

BHCC

£1,800,000

£250,000

£1,550,000

CAF/

 

Major Scheme - Valley Gardens Phase 3

Several Wards

BHCC

£3,250,000

£6,970,000

-£3,720,000

LEP/BHCC/S106

 

Major Scheme - Gateway to the Sea

Several Wards

BHCC

£2,000,000

£85,000

£1,915,000

LTP Cap Prog

 

Parking - Electric Vehicle Charging Points

All Wards

BHCC

£5,000,000

£220,000

£4,780,000

CNF/LTP Cap Prog/

 

Parking - CPZs (subject to consultation)

Several Wards

BHCC

£700,000

£400,000

£300,000

BHCC Budget

 

Parking - Motorcycle Parking

All Wards

BHCC

£90,000

£10,000

£80,000

LTP Cap Prog/

 

Parking - Car Club Bays

All Wards

BHCC/Car club operator

£90,000

£0

£90,000

 

 

“Green Wave” facility is reviewed and updated for Hove and Preston Circus Fire Stations, and installed for Roedean Fire Station.

Several Wards

BHCC

£50,000

£0

£50,000

LTP Cap Prog/CIL/BHCC Budget

 

Rottingdean Lower Place - Public realm upgrade

Rottingdeam Coastal

BHCC

£1,500,000

£0

£1,500,000

CIL (Neighbourhood & Citywide)/LTP Capital Programme/BHCC Budget

 

SUB TOTAL ROAD

 

 

£108,373,870

£19,096,970

£89,276,900

 

Active Travel

Strategic Walking & Cycling Route Infrastructure

All Wards

BHCC

£20,000,000

£1,125,000

£18,875,000

 

 

Local cycling improvements

All Wards

BHCC

£5,000,000

£3,030,000

£1,970,000

CNF/ATF-T2/ATF-T1/LTP Cap Prog/S106

 

Local walking infrastructure

All Wards

BHCC

£5,000,000

£2,605,000

£2,395,000

CNF/ATF-T2/ATF-T1/LTP Cap Prog/S106

 

BikeShare Infrastructure

All Wards

BHCC

£1,700,000

£1,170,000

£530,000

Budget (LTP Cap Prog)/

 

Casualty reduction schemes

Several Wards

BHCC

£1,800,000

£100,000

£1,700,000

LTP Cap Prog

 

School Streets

Several Wards

BHCC

£2,000,000

£100,000

£1,900,000

BHCC Cap Prog/LTP Cap Prog

 

Low Traffic Neighbourhoods

Several Wards

BHCC

£2,700,000

£550,000

£2,150,000

Budget/CAF/Budget (pocket parks)

 

Liveable City Centre

Several Wards

BHCC

£1,000,000

£450,000

£550,000

CAF/LTP Cap Prog/

 

Local Mobility Hubs

Several Wards

BHCC

£2,700,000

£300,000

£2,400,000

CAF

 

Cycle Hangars and Cycle Parking

Several Wards

BHCC

£500,000

£510,000

-£10,000

BHCC Cap Prog/LTP Cap Prog/

 

Pedestrian crossings

All Wards

BHCC

£2,700,000

£155,000

£2,545,000

CNF/LTP Cap Prog/

 

Local shopping areas

Several Wards

BHCC

£5,000,000

£75,000

£4,925,000

LTP Cap Prog

 

SUB TOTAL ACTIVE TRAVEL

 

 

£50,100,000

£10,170,000

£39,930,000

 

 

GRAND TOTAL TRANSPORT

 

 

£158,473,870

£29,266,970

£129,206,900

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

UTILITIES

CATEGORY

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT

WARD

DELIVERY AGENCY

INDICATIVE COSTS - 21/22 - 29/30

FUNDING AVAILABLE

FUNDING REQUIRED

FUNDING SOURCES

Waste Recycling and Disposal

Circular hub

All Wards

BHCC

£100,000

£0

£100,000

BHCC Funds & government grants

Waste Recycling and Disposal

Community reuse depot

All Wards

BHCC / The Green Centre

£300,000

£0

£300,000

BHCC Funds & government grants

Waste Recycling and Disposal

Construction materials exchange depot

All Wards

BHCC

£50,000

£0

£50,000

BHCC Funds & government grants

Waste Recycling and Disposal

Circular materials storage facility

All Wards

BHCC

£50,000

£0

£50,000

BHCC Funds & government grants

 

SUB TOTAL WASTE RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL

 

 

£500,000

£0

£500,000

 

Water

The Living Coast water fountains

All Wards

BHCC

£50,000

£0

£50,000

BHCC Funds

Water

New 10Mld Desalination plant to provide drinming water from seawater at Shoreham Harbour

All Wards

Southern Water

£34,000,000

£34,000,000

£0

Southern Water & private investment

Water

Catchment schemes at Falmer A&B and North Brighton to protect against nitrate and pesticide pollution of the drinking water system

Several Wards

Southern Water

£28,000,000

£28,000,000

£0

Southern Water & private investment

Water

Improve water pipeline links between Brighton & Shoreham

Several Wards

Southern Water

£20,000,000

£20,000,000

£0

Southern Water & private investment

 

SUB TOTAL WATER

 

 

£82,050,000

£82,000,000

£50,000

 

Energy

Brighton Zero Energy development/self financing Cityparks - Feasibility Study & Pilot Scheme

Several Wards

BHCC/ BRIZED / Estates

£10,000,000

£100,000

£9,900,000

Central funding and Section 106

Energy

Commercial portfolio energy improvements - pilot projects

Several Wards

BHCC

£1,000,000

£0

£1,000,000

Public Sector Decarbonisation Fund (tbc)

Energy

EV charge points for Housing maintenance at four housing locations; City Clean Hollingdean depot; City Parks at Stanmer Park

Several Wards

BHCC

£1,000,000

£0

£1,000,000

BHCC Carbon Neutral Fund (tbc)

Energy

LED lighting replacement schemes in schools

Several Wards

BHCC

£500,000

£0

£500,000

BHCC Carbon Neutral Fund (tbc)

Energy

Implementation of Low Carbon Heating Technology and auxiliary efficiency measures at Carden Community Centre & Portslade Town Hall.
A pilot delivery of retrofit heat pump installations at these two sites, will provide BHCC with an approach for the future application of decarbonised heat on the council’s operational portfolio.

South Portslade

BHCC

£190,000

£0

£190,000

BHCC Carbon Neutral Fund (tbc)

Energy

Replacement lighting schemes in sports facilities – to replace existing luminaires with LEDs
a) Outdoor tennis floodlights at Withdean Sports Complex (WSC)
b) Stanley Deason Leisure Centre (SDLC) – Main Sports Hall (4 courts & Gym)
c) Portslade Sport Centre (PSC) – Sports Hall
d) Floodlights (x8) on astroturf at Stanley Deason Leisure Centre (SDLC)

Several Wards

BHCC / Freedom Leisure

£187,000

£0

£187,000

BHCC Carbon Neutral Fund (tbc)

Energy

Development of solar farm. An initial feasibility study is completed - further work now needed to develop business case, further feasibility, planning documentation before proceeding to applying for planning permission and then on to development.

All Wards

BHCC

£250,000

£0

£250,000

 

 

SUB TOTAL ENERGY

 

 

£13,127,000

£100,000

£13,027,000

 

 

GRAND TOTAL UTILITIES

 

 

£95,677,000

£82,100,000

£13,577,000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FLOOD AND WATER MANAGEMENT

 

CATEGORY

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT

WARD

DELIVERY AGENCY

INDICATIVE COSTS - 21/22 - 29/30

FUNDING AVAILABLE

FUNDING REQUIRED

FUNDING SOURCES

Flood Management

Sustainable urban drainage / rain gardens including pocket parks

All Wards

BHCC, South Downs National Park, Highways England, Southern Water, Environment Agency, Schools, developers

£5,000,000

£1,700,000

£3,300,000

Highways England, Southern Water, Environment Agency, South Downs National Park, developers, BHCC

Flood Management

Sustianable Drianage Projects within and in the vicinity of development sites

All Wards

BHCC

£1,500,000

£0

£1,500,000

Developers, Landowners, Central Government, City Council

Flood Management

Preston Park Surface Water Management Scheme

Preston Park

BHCC

£500,000

£80,000

£420,000

Central Government, City Council, RFCC Local Levy, Southern Water, Developers.

Flood Management

Interventions identified within 2022 Surface Water Management Plan and Local Flood Risk Management Strategy

Several Wards

BHCC

tbc

tbc

#VALUE!

Central Government, City Council, RFCC Local Levy, Southern Water, Developers.

Flood Management

Coastal defences - Brighton Marina to River Adur

Several Wards

Environment Agency, BHCC

£3,200,000

£0

£3,200,000

DEFRA, Environment Agency

 

Coastal defences - Brighton Marina to Saltdean

Several Wards

Environment Agency, BHCC

£2,000,000

£0

£2,000,000

DEFRA, Environment Agency

 

SUB TOTAL FLOOD MANAGEMENT

 

 

£12,200,000

£1,780,000

£10,420,000

 

 

School raingarden projects

All Wards

BHCC

£1,000,000

£0

£1,000,000

Department for Education (tbc)

 

SUB TOTAL WATER MANAGEMENT

 

 

£1,000,000

£0

£1,000,000

 

 

GRAND TOTAL UTILITIES

 

 

£13,200,000

£1,780,000

£11,420,000

 

 

 

 

 

BLUE AND GREEN NETWORKS

 

CATEGORY

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT

WARD

DELIVERY AGENCY

INDICATIVE COSTS - 21/22 - 29/30

FUNDING AVAILABLE

FUNDING REQUIRED

FUNDING SOURCES

Biodiversity and green networks

Land bridges across major transport routes - connectivity for people & wildlife

Several Wards

BHCC, South Downs National Park, Highways England,  Environment Agency, National Trust, developers

£3,000,000

£0

£3,000,000

Highways England, Environment Agency, South Downs National Park, developers, National Lottery

Biodiversity and green networks

Climate Change adaptation - urban cooling

All Wards

BHCC

£1,500,000

£0

£1,500,000

Public Health England, Environment Agency, National Lottery, LEP, BHCC

Biodiversity and green networks

Benfield Valley - Improved green infrastructure & biodiversity, including gateway to SDNP and new cycle routes

Several Wards

BHCC, South Downs National Park

£1,000,000

£0

£1,000,000

BHCC, developers, external grants, CIL, SDNPA

Biodiversity and green networks

natural capital & ecosystem service enhancements

All Wards

BHCC

£800,000

£0

£800,000

Natural England, Environment Agency, National Lottery, BHCC

Biodiversity and green networks

Pollution prevention - bathing waters & near shore marine environment

Several Wards

BHCC, Southern Water, Environment Agency

£3,000,000

£500,000

£2,500,000

Southern Water, Environment Agency

Biodiversity and green networks

Sedimentation & water quality management - Marine Conservation Zone Beachy Head West

Rottingdean Coastal

BHCC, IFCA, Brighton Marina, Marine Management Organisation, Sussex IFCA

£500,000

£10,000

£490,000

Brighton Marina, BHCC

Biodiversity and green networks

Biodiversity & Green Network improvements & connectivity - Eastern Seafront

Several Wards

BHCC, developers

£500,000

£15,000

£485,000

BHCC, developers, external grants

Biodiversity and green networks

Biodiversity & Green Network improvements & connectivity - central & western seafront

Several Wards

BHCC, developers, community groups

£500,000

£15,000

£485,000

BHCC, developers, external grants

Biodiversity and green networks

pond & wetland restoration & creation

Several Wards

BHCC, South Downs National Park

£600,000

£249,000

£351,000

National Lottery heritage Fund, BHCC, South Downs National Park

Biodiversity and green networks

urban green networks infrastructure enhancements - green roofs, walls, bus stops & connectivity mapping

All Wards

BHCC, developers, Clear Channel

£500,000

£0

£500,000

Natural England, Environment Agency, National Lottery

Biodiversity and green networks

interpretation & engagement

All Wards

BHCC, The Living Coast Biosphere

£250,000

£10,000

£240,000

BHCC, Biosphere, funded projects e.g. national lottery

Biodiversity and green networks

natural & semi-natural greenspace improvements

Several Wards

BHCC, South Downs National Park

£300,000

£80,000

£220,000

BHCC central budgets, funded projects, Natural England, Countryside Stewardship, ELMS

Biodiversity and green networks

off shore habitat restoration & improvement with the Sussex Bay initiative. Restoration of kelp beds a particular focus

Several Wards

BHCC, Sussex IFCA, Marine Management Organisation, Natural England, Environment Agency, neighbouring LAs, Charity partners

£2,000,000

£230,000

£1,770,000

DEFRA, charity partners, Natural England, Environment Agency, Southern Water, BHCC

Biodiversity and green networks

Natural capital & ecosystem service enhancements - city downland estate

Several Wards

BHCC, South Downs National Park, Tenant Farmers

£750,000

£60,000

£690,000

Natural England, ELMS, countryside stewardship, BHCC, Southern Water

Biodiversity and green networks

Returning Waterhall Golf Course to a mix of species rich grassland, scrub and naturally regenerated woodland to enhance biodiversity and retain and enhance soil carbon. To provide increased green space for public recreation and provide educational opportunities around climate change and biodiversity loss

Withdean

BHCC and others tbc

£41,000

 

£41,000

BHCC Carbon Neutral Fund (tbc)

Biodiversity and green networks

Public Rights of Way

Several Wards

BHCC

£2,000,000

£10,000

£1,990,000

Section 106

Biodiversity and green networks

Planting biodiversity

All Wards

BHCC

£500,000

£75,000

£425,000

Section 106

Biodiversity and green networks

Develop food growing initiatives in community, faith & school gardens

All Wards

BHCC

£30,000

£0

£30,000

BHCC

Biodiversity and green networks

Develop anaerobic/aerobic digestors to process city food and allied green waste

Several Wards

BHCC

£14,500,000

£0

£14,500,000

BHCC

Biodiversity and green networks

Community Composting Schemes

All Wards

BHCC

£70,000

£0

£70,000

BHCC

 

TOTAL BLUE & GREEN NETWORKS

 

 

£32,341,000

£1,254,000

£31,087,000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HOUSING

 

CATEGORY

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT

WARD

DELIVERY AGENCY

INDICATIVE COSTS - 21/22 - 29/30

FUNDING AVAILABLE

FUNDING REQUIRED

FUNDING SOURCES

Delivery New Council Homes

General & Home Purchase Policy - cicr 85 new homes for temporary accommodation, Homes First & General Needs

All

BHCC

 £                                                                44,462,000

 £                         44,462,000

 £                                    -  

BHCC revenue, capital borrowing, HRA reserves, capital receipts & external grant funding.

Delivery New Council Homes

Hidden Homes Schme (Ongoing programme)

Several

BHCC

 £                                                                  3,642,000

 £                           3,642,000

 £                                    -  

BHCC revenue, capital borrowing, HRA reserves, capital receipts & external grant funding.

Delivery New Council Homes

New Homes Budget - Scheme to be identified in portfolio

 

BHCC

 £                                                                  3,310,000

 £                           3,310,000

 £                                    -  

BHCC revenue, capital borrowing, HRA reserves, capital receipts & external grant funding.

Delivery New Council Homes

Errection of 42 new homes at Victoria Road Portslade

South Portslade

BHCC

 £                                                                11,806,000

 £                         11,806,000

 £                                    -  

BHCC revenue, capital borrowing, HRA reserves, capital receipts & external grant funding.

Delivery New Council Homes

New Homes schemes at Frederick Street (4 flats) & Rotherfield Crescent (3 houses)

Several

BHCC

 £                                                                  2,000,000

 £                           2,000,000

 £                                    -  

BHCC revenue, capital borrowing, HRA reserves, capital receipts & external grant funding.

Delivery New Council Homes

Moulsecoomb Hub - Land acquisition for 226 home development

Noulsecoomb and Bevendean

BHCC

 £                                                                  4,320,000

 £                           4,320,000

 £                                    -  

BHCC revenue, capital borrowing, HRA reserves, capital receipts & external grant funding.

Delivery New Council Homes

Acquisition of 49 homes at former Belgrave Centre Portslade

South Portslade

BHCC

 £                                                                10,860,000

 £                         10,860,000

 £                                    -  

BHCC revenue, capital borrowing, HRA reserves, capital receipts & external grant funding.

Delivery New Council Homes

Acquisition of 127 homes at Coldean Lane north of Varley Halls

Hollingdean & Stanmer

BHCC

 £                                                                30,360,000

 £                         30,360,000

 £                                    -  

BHCC revenue, capital borrowing, HRA reserves, capital receipts & external grant funding.

Delivery New Council Homes

Future delivery of New Homes Programme

All

BHCC

 £                                                              166,786,000

 £                       166,786,000

 £                                    -  

BHCC revenue, capital borrowing, HRA reserves, capital receipts & external grant funding.

 

SUB TOTAL DELVERY NEW HOMES

 

 

 £                                                              277,546,000

 £                      277,546,000

 £                                    -  

 

Investment in Existing Stock

Repair and replacement schemes to maintain and improve quality of existing assets

All

BHCC

 £                                                                44,520,000

 £                         44,520,000

 £                                    -  

BHCC revenue, capital borrowing, HRA reserves, capital receipts & external grant funding.

Investment in Existing Stock

Maintianing properties to Brighton & Hove Standard

All

BHCC

 £                                                                14,640,000

 £                         14,640,000

 £                                    -  

BHCC revenue, capital borrowing, HRA reserves, capital receipts & external grant funding.

Investment in Existing Stock

Sustainability & Carbon reduction retrofit

All

BHCC

 £                                                                12,090,000

 £                         12,090,000

 £                                    -  

BHCC revenue, capital borrowing, HRA reserves, capital receipts & external grant funding.

Investment in Existing Stock

Tackling Inequality - aids, adaptations, environmental improvements

All

BHCC

 £                                                                  7,730,000

 £                           7,730,000

 £                                    -  

BHCC revenue, capital borrowing, HRA reserves, capital receipts & external grant funding.

Investment in Existing Stock

Future delivery of investment in Existing Stock programmes

All

BHCC

 £                                                              148,630,000

 £                       148,630,000

 £                                    -  

BHCC revenue, capital borrowing, HRA reserves, capital receipts & external grant funding.

 

SUB TOTAL INVESTMENT IN EXISTING HOMES

 

 

 £                                                              227,610,000

 £                      227,610,000

 £                                    -  

 

 

GRAND TOTAL HOUSING

 

 

 £                                                              505,156,000

 £                      505,156,000

 £                                    -