One of our clients needed to implement a environmental transport plan when building their new European HQ in Hampshire.
Client feedback: "Cobra have been an integral part of making this plan come together. They run and maintain our three shuttle busses on a daily basis along with providing statistics on their usage. We find this service a valuable one and it is a central function of our company travel plan."
Client Properties Dept (See Case Study)
Cobra approach each client project by designing a solution and process best suited to meet the individual client needs, either for a single element solution or for a wider study and or a complete study for a specific service provision area. Whether the outcome confirms that the existing approach is successful or that change be it minor or substancial is required, Cobra always develop a clear action plan to provide direction on needed service provision, or how service provision supplied can be further improved.
Planning
Section 106 agreement
Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 allows a local planning authority (LPA) to enter into a legally-binding agreement or planning obligation, with a land developer over a related issue. The obligation is sometimes termed as a ´Section 106 agreement´.
Such agreements can cover almost any relevant issue and can include sums of money. Possible examples of S106 agreements could be:
the developer will transfer ownership of an area of woodland to a LPA with a suitable fee to cover its future maintenance
the local authority will restrict the development of an area of land, or permit only specified operations to be carried out on it in the future eg, amenity use
the developer will plant a specified number of trees and maintain them for a number of years
the developer will create a nature reserve S106 agreements can act as a main instrument for placing restrictions on the developers, often requiring them to minimise the impact on the local community and to carry out tasks, which will provide community benefits.
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