Common use of Payment of the Travel Plan Monitoring Contribution Clause in Contracts

Payment of the Travel Plan Monitoring Contribution. 4.15.1 The Owner will pay the County Council prior to the Commencement of Development the Travel Plan Monitoring Contribution to enable the Lancashire County Council Travel Planning Team to provide a range of services as outlined below: • Appraise the Travel Plan(s) submitted to the Planning Authority and provide constructive feedback. • Oversee the progression from outline to full travel plan in line with agreed timescales. • Monitor the development, implementation and review of the Travel Plan for a period of up to 5 years. • Support the development and implementation of the Travel Plan. • Develop and provide online, staff mode of travel surveys and collation of returns for baseline and subsequent monitoring purposes. • Attend meeting(s) with the Developer/occupier/co-coordinator as necessary. • Provide access to leaflets, publicity, maps and information – provision of bespoke literature and large quantities may be subject to additional charges. • Oversee a basic site audit. • Provide localised maps and plans, GIS mapping of staff postcodes or other origin and destination data, accessibility plot of public transport, walking and cycling routes/thresholds to site. • Advised and offer appropriate support with implementation of suitability of specific elements or measures. • Assist with the development of sustainable travel directions for web pages and other appropriate content. • Help stage promotional events and activities including Walk to Work Week, Bike Week, car free days or measured mile walks etc. THE EIGHTH SCHEDULE The Council’s Covenants

Payment of the Travel Plan Monitoring Contribution. 4.15.1 6.15.1 The Owner will pay the County Council prior to the Commencement of Development pay the Travel Plan Monitoring Contribution to enable the Lancashire County Council Travel Planning Team to provide a range of services as outlined below: • Appraise the Travel Plan(s) submitted to the Planning Authority and provide constructive feedback. • Oversee the progression from outline interim to full travel plan in line with agreed timescales. • Monitor the development, implementation and review of the Travel Plan for a period of up to 5 years. • Support the development and implementation of the Travel Plan. • Develop and provide online, staff mode of travel surveys and collation of returns for baseline and subsequent monitoring purposes. • Attend meeting(s) with the Developer/occupier/co-coordinator as necessary. • Provide access to leaflets, publicity, maps and information – provision of bespoke literature and large quantities may be subject to additional charges. • Oversee a basic site audit. • Provide localised maps and plans, GIS mapping of staff postcodes or other origin and destination data, accessibility plot of public transport, walking and cycling routes/thresholds to site. • Advised and offer appropriate support with implementation of suitability of specific elements or measures. • Assist with the development of sustainable travel directions for web pages and other appropriate content. • Help stage promotional events and activities including Walk to Work Week, Bike Week, car free days or measured mile walks etc. THE EIGHTH SCHEDULE The Council’s Covenants

Payment of the Travel Plan Monitoring Contribution. 4.15.1 6.17.1 The Owner will pay the County Council prior to the Commencement of Development pay the Travel Plan Monitoring Contribution to enable the Lancashire County Council Travel Planning Team to provide a range of services as outlined below: • Appraise the Travel Plan(s) submitted to the Planning Authority and provide constructive feedback. • Oversee the progression from interim outline to full travel plan in line with agreed timescales. • Monitor the development, implementation and review of the Travel Plan for a period of up to 5 years. • Support the development and implementation of the Travel Plan. • Develop and provide online, staff mode of travel surveys and collation of returns for baseline and subsequent monitoring purposes. • Attend meeting(s) with the Developer/occupier/co-coordinator as necessary. • Provide access to leaflets, publicity, maps and information – provision of bespoke literature and large quantities may be subject to additional charges. • Oversee a basic site audit. • Provide localised maps and plans, GIS mapping of staff postcodes or other origin and destination data, accessibility plot of public transport, walking and cycling routes/thresholds to site. • Advised and offer appropriate support with implementation of suitability of specific elements or measures. • Assist with the development of sustainable travel directions for web pages and other appropriate content. • Help stage promotional events and activities including Walk to Work Week, Bike Week, car free days or measured mile walks etc. THE EIGHTH SCHEDULE The Council’s Covenants

Payment of the Travel Plan Monitoring Contribution. 4.15.1 6.1 The Owner will pay the County Council prior to the Commencement of Development pay the Travel Plan Monitoring Contribution to enable the Lancashire County Council Travel Planning Team to provide a range of services as outlined below: • Appraise the Travel Plan(s) submitted to the Planning Authority and provide constructive feedback. • Oversee the progression from outline interim to full travel plan in line with agreed timescales. • Monitor the development, implementation and review of the Travel Plan for a period of up to 5 years. • Support the development and implementation of the Travel Plan. • Develop and provide online, staff mode of travel surveys and collation of returns for baseline and subsequent monitoring purposes. • Attend meeting(s) with the Developer/occupier/co-coordinator as necessary. • Provide access to leaflets, publicity, maps and information – provision of bespoke literature and large quantities may be subject to additional charges. • Oversee a basic site audit. • Provide localised maps and plans, GIS mapping of staff postcodes or other origin and destination data, accessibility plot of public transport, walking and cycling routes/thresholds to site. • Advised and offer appropriate support with implementation of suitability of specific elements or measures. • Assist with the development of sustainable travel directions for web pages and other appropriate content. • Help stage promotional events and activities including Walk to Work Week, Bike Week, car free days or measured mile walks etc. THE EIGHTH SCHEDULE The Council’s Covenants