The Director for Place will submit a report seeking approval for a number of land transactions that will enable significant development in the north of Plymouth, including a new Seaton Neighbourhood, Forder Valley Link Road, Community Park and a new two form entry primary school. 

A separate private report is also submitted which contains commercially sensitive information.

Anthony Payne (Director for Place) submitted a report seeking approval for a number of land transactions that would enable significant development in the north of Plymouth, including a new Seaton Neighbourhood, Forder Valley Link Road, Community Park and a new two form entry primary school. 

A separate private report was also submitted which contained commercially sensitive information and was referred to in minute 83 below.

Councillor Lowry (Cabinet Member for Finance) introduced the proposals which had secured £4m of funding for the new school, included 873 new homes which would attract £8.3m of New Homes Bonus, new local shops, 275 construction jobs, Section 106 and Community Infrastructure Levy payments in addition to the link road and community park, totalling £21m.  

Councillor Williams (Cabinet Member for Children and Young People) welcomed the proposal for a new school in particular.

Cabinet Members thanked Matt Ward (Principal Surveyor) and David James (Head of Strategic Development Projects) for their hard work and paid tribute to the whole team for their work on the proposals presented today.

Alternative options considered and reasons for the decision –

As set out in the report.

Agreedin accordancewith the detailsprovidedin the report, –