Decision - Re-assignment of EcoTowns Funding
As published
the council's own words, uneditedThe report seeks authority to re-assign Eco-Towns funding of £460,000 secured from the Government in 2010/11 from the Portzed development (9-16 Aldrington Basin) for an eco visitor centre to wider climate change and biodiversity projects for the Shoreham Harbour Area.
RESOLVED : That the Committee – (i) Agreed re-assignment of EcoTowns capital funding to climate change and biodiversity projects across the Shoreham Harbour Area and that a report is brought back to Policy & Resources Committee detailing how the funds will be allocated; (ii) Agreed indicative governance arrangements set out in paragraph 3.7 and delegates authority to the Assistant Director for City Development and Regeneration to agree the detail with the relevant authorities in consultation with the Group Spokespersons of Policy & Resources Committee.
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gpt-5.6-luna-2026-07-09 · 2283/1323 tokens · 9448ms · parsed 9 Sep 2026 11:39The report proposed moving £460,000 of unspent EcoTowns capital funding from the unimplemented PortZed development to climate change and biodiversity projects across the Shoreham Harbour area. It also proposed using existing cross-authority governance arrangements to identify and oversee future projects.
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parsed- The Assistant Director for City Development and Regeneration will agree the governance and funding details with the relevant authorities in consultation with the Chair of the Policy and Resources Committee.
- The Shoreham Harbour Project Board will prepare and agree project spending options and proposals.
- The Shoreham Harbour Leaders’ Board will consider and agree proposals and oversee implementation of capital spending.
- A further report will be brought to the committee for approval when a suitable capital project is identified.