How developments boost the district
Section 106 funding
Nearly £1m (£978,630) was received through Section 106 agreements from local developments in 2022/2023, which will be distributed in the following ways:
| Funding | Description |
| £108,575 | A new playing pitch in Fradley will be delivered using funding from a development on Halifax Avenue, Fradley. |
| £22,095 | A new play area at Burntwood Leisure Centre will be delivered using funding from developments in the local area. |
| £10,617 | New play equipment at Chase Terrace Park will be delivered using funding from housing developments in Burntwood. |
| £19,984 | New variable traffic signage will be installed in Lichfield City to help people find car parking spaces thanks to developer contributions received in the local area. |
| £42,284 | Developer contributions received across the district have contributed to the trial of pedestrianisation in Lichfield City centre. |
| £16,637 | Environmental works will be carried out in Burntwood and Brookhay thanks to over £16,000 funding from local developments. |
This is just a snapshot of how local developments fund local infrastructure and projects.
To find out more download our how developments have boosted our district snapshot 2022 - 2023 and our infrastructure funding statement 2023.