Planning obligations (section 106 agreements)
Find out about planning obligations and section 106 agreements.
Planning obligations or Section 106 agreements (Town and Country Planning Act 1990) are legal agreements that are sometimes attached to a planning permission to make the development acceptable in planning terms or restricts what can be done with land following planning permission being granted.
Examples of obligations include:
- affordable housing
- green space provision
- providing educational facilities
- traffic calming measures or road improvements
- public transport contributions
- NHS contributions
- local employment initiatives
Guidance
You can find out about planning obligations on the Planning Portal website.
Our Developer Contributions Supplementary Planning Document (PDF, 826 KB) for Uttlesford sets out how we seek contributions from developers via planning obligations.
Search for planning obligations (section 106 agreements)
Find developer contributions information from section 106 agreements for your parish, ward or the whole district area
Spending section 106 funds
How funds raised from s106 agreements are spent, how we monitor this spending and where you can keep updated with what types of infrastructure the funding relates to
Pay a section 106 charge
How to pay a s106 charge
Infrastructure Funding Statement
The statement for each year sets out income and expenditure relating to contributions secured with S.106 Agreements on developments throughout the Uttlesford District
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