Please have a look yourselves, these notes cannot be guaranteed to be 100% correct

Documentation is available for viewing, (please verify these yourselves as actual photocopies cost £12 for up to 30 pages - I declined)
There is a letter from Wood Frampton (PJ Frampton) the developers consultant suggesting contributions for various projects,
--- only as a starting point.

So if we have to sell our soul........read on

Developers will retain a veto on all Cambourne planning applications

The first floor of the Community centre would provide 178 sq metres extra space and according to them this would meet the requirements of the enlarged community.

A contribution of £100k for the church building (this is to cost the Church an estimated £5 million to build).

Sports fields, plus 3 acres to the west of the sports area (they have failed to identify all the existing areas yet !)

Primary education £4 million recognising the need for an out of school facility)

Secondary Education £4.2 million

Youth Centre contribution of £200k would be available

Health provision £200k

Eco enhancement - none

Public transport subsidy to continue after 2004

Bridleway Bridge will be considered

Country access and footpaths £25k

Sport area, to add a soft play area, and 2 outdoor floodlit tennis courts, an informal Multi use games area and a youth shelter.

Playgrounds provision to be reviewed

Fire brigade to £800k instead of current amount of £270k

Police £430k instead of the current amount of £220k

3% of the development costs for public art

Parish office 20 metre extension proposed to Community Centre

Storage for ground equipment 50sq mtrs

A pavilion in Upper Cambourne, (I am sure this had already been agreed by negotiation anyway for the current development)

Energy conservation £80k

21% of extra plots to SCDC on a serviced basis for low cost homes to consist of

Providing 8.3% extra low cost homes (social)

20% of which would be 1 bed flats
20% of which would be 2 bed flats
30% of which would be 2 bed houses
25% of which would be 3 bed houses
5% of which would be 4 bed houses

There is a statement of common ground from the developers but not yet agreed by SCDC, this will be used so that the inquiry does not waste time on what can be pre-agreed (if anything).

Amazingly the Highway authority raise no objections, but I am told they like clearing up the mess afterwards.