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1 PMC 2017/18 Programmes Overview September 2017

2 Kicking the can?

3 BEIS funding profile vs Expected LEP profile

4 Available Funds 2017/18 (£52m) - unchanged
2017/2018 sees the LEPs biggest year to date in terms of available spend. We have £52,355,875 to spend in this financial year.

5 LEP Growth Deal Spend Profile Approved plus pipeline projects

6 Growth Deal Funding Profile vs Predicted project spend profile
The red forecast spend represents pipeline projects which are subject to application and board approval.

7 Update on “Will we spend all the Growth Deal money we have in 2017/18

8 Update on: Will we spend all the Growth Deal money we have in 2017/18?
Current profile/underspend Proposed spend Potential spend Summary Related work packages Projects beyond 2017/8

9 Current Spend

10 2017/18 Profile Funding sources Unchanged since June PMC report
This includes £10.2m of Growth Deal 3 funds that have been brought forward by Central Government And £16.2m DfT capital

11 Current £18m underspend –profile v committed – revised Aug 2017 (previous £20m)
GD3 £665k projects approved –Skills and Equipment fund Projects approved at last LEP board – Stevenage theatre relocation and SG1 public realm, Hertford Town Centre and BRE Open Innovation Hub Still significant risk of underspend this year

12 2017/18 Growth Deal Programme Current Growth Deal Profile £18m (against allocation of £33.4m)
TOTAL £33.4m Profiled – committed 17/18 spend. Recommended – Approved by programme boards. Potential Future – all projects that could spend in 17/18.

13 2017/18 Growth Deal Programme Profiled Spend £18m (up from £16.8)
ID Project 2017/18 (£) Project Total (£) Likelihood Comment LEP0005 Metropolitan Line Extension 3,830,000 16,850,000 Possible Reprioritisation of TfL business plan by new London Mayor LEP0006 A1(M) GAF 200,000 1,000,000 Likely Now being considered as part of LEP futures work LEP0007 Stevenage Joint Venture 3,800,000 34,000,000 Unlikely Projects approved by LEP board £200,000 Theatre relocation £30,000 Public Realm LEP0019 M11/A10 GAF 600,878 LEP0034 Evergreen Infrastructure Fund Programme 1,600,000 12,500,000 LEP0026 A602 6,460,000 18,490,000 Projects on track. Outputs to be confirmed before LEP funds are released. LEP0053 A120 Little Hadham Bypass 715,000 27,400,000 LEP0070 BRE Open Innovation Hub 6,000,000 New Project LEP0084 Hertford Town Centre 200,00 New Approved re-profile from 16/17 TOTAL £18,005,000 Explain Risk Category

14 Proposed Spend

15 2017/18 Growth Deal Programme Recommended Profile of £0
2017/18 Growth Deal Programme Recommended Profile of £0.5m (against allocation of £33.4m) Allocation 2017/18 Growth Deal 1/2 £23.2m Growth Deal 3 £10.2m TOTAL £33.4m Profiled – committed 17/18 spend. Recommended – Approved by programme board. Potential – all projects that could spend in 17/18.

16 Recommended Growth Deal projects
Projects recommended by Skills and Equipment board (£0.4m) More information in the Project Approvals Paper. Project ID 2017/18 (£) Project Total Funding (£) Appraisal Form Out puts State Aid Capital spend Original Growth Deal LEP0119 Electrical Training Test Facilities Hertford Regional £40,000 LEP0120 Hart Future Talent (NHC) £95,462 LEP0121 Oaklands Engineering Extension £50,400 LEP0122 UoH Engineering Healthy Apprenticeships £220,008 Subtotal £405,870

17 Potential Spend

18 Potential spend to fill in the underspend
Executive Team have been asked to look at bringing projects forward to fill in the gap ….. These have not been approved by boards as yet

19 2017/18 Growth Deal Programme Potential spend of £12.2m
Allocation 2017/18 Growth Deal 1/2 £23.2m Growth Deal 3 £10.2m TOTAL £33.4m Profiled – committed 17/18 spend. Recommended – Approved by programme board. Potential – all projects that could spend in 17/18.

20 Potential GD Projects with 2017/18 spend
ID 2017/18 (£) Project Total (£) Source Grant/ Loan Spend Likelihood LEP0003 Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst 1,000,000 14,700,000 TBC Loan/ Grant Removed from 2017/8 LEP0071 Hemel Hempstead Dacorum Campus Phase 2 500,000 5,100,000 GD3 Almost Certain LEP0076 A10 Buntingford Roundabout 100,000 1,463,500 Possible LEP0077 Essex Road 6,500,000 LEP0085 Skills and Apprenticeship Hub Moved to GPF - Revenue LEP0087 Watford Campus Phase 2 4,250,000 Rare LEP0088 Watford Business Park Phase 2 LEP0112 Business Expansion Loan 1,750,000 3,500,000 LEP0115 North Herts College Hitchin 3,000,000 Unlikely TOTAL 12,200,000 51,010,000

21 Summary

22 Summary of changes Overall the LEP has £9m less Growth Deal spend predicted than was reported in the last quarter, this is due to the following: SIB LEP Board not approve 2 SIB projects: Royston Gateway Hatfield MSCP EIB Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst has been removed from the project pipeline by EIB Business Expansion Loan as been identified as revenue spend and therefore as been removed from the growth deal pipeline. SEB Skills and Apprenticeship Hub is revenue, and therefore has been removed from the Growth Deal pipeline. This project currently has an application in for GPF funds.

23 Summary of 2017/18 GD Programme by Board
Status Strategic Infrastructure Enterprise and Innovation Skills and Employment TOTAL Programmed £17,005,000 £1,000,000 £0 £18,005,000 Recommended £405,870 Potential Future £8,700,000 £3,500,000 £12,200,000 25,705,000 £3,905,870 £30,610,870 Removed from Growth Deal (£9m) Royston Hatfield MSCP BRE Loan Stevenage Bioscience Cat Business Expansion Loan Skills Apprentice Hub Previously PMC (June) Status Strategic Infrastructure Enterprise and Innovation Skills and Employment TOTAL Programmed £16,805,000 £0 Recommended £4,623,000 £4,000,000 £8,623,000 Potential Future £8,700,000 £2,750,000 £4,500,000 £15,950,000 £30,128,000 £6,750,000 £41,378,000

24 Summary of 2017/18 Spend Likelihood
Status August Report Rare (£) Unlikely (£) Possible (£) Likely (£) Almost Certain (£) TOTAL (£) Programmed 3,800,000 3,830,000 10,375,000 £18,005,000 Recommended 405,870 £405,870 Potential Future 8,500,000 3,000,000 200,000 500,000 £12,200,000 TOTAL 6,800,000 4,030,000 10,780,870 £30,610,870 % of Total 27.77 22.21 13.17 35.22 1.63 Status June Report Rare (£) Unlikely (£) Possible (£) Likely (£) Almost Certain (£) TOTAL (£) Programmed £ 3,800,000 £3,830,000 £9,175,000 £0 £16,805,000 Recommended £8,623,000 Potential Future £8,500,000 £5,000,000 £2,450,000 £15,950,000 TOTAL £3,800,000 £8,830,000 £17,798,000 £41,378,000 % of Total 20.54% 9.18% 21.34% 43.01% 5.92% £15m (was 29m June)

25 Related Work packages Conceptual programmes
No change since June report Evergreen is linked with Loans policy Loan policy See Programme Update paper

26 Loan vs grant split (£41m) total
The LEP currently does not have a formal loan policy A larger amount of funds could be released to applicants this year if a LEP Loan policy is agreed. Project Number Project Name Potential Loan Amount LEP0003 Stevenage BioScience Catalyst - Loan £10,000,000 LEP0009 Stevenage Site Assembly £1,178,794 LEP0070 Enterprise Zone BRE Open Innovation Hub £3,000,000 LEP0087 Watford Health Campus Phase 2 £4,250,000 LEP0088 Watford Business Park Phase 2 LEP0089A Hatfield MSCP - Loan £1,200,000 LEP0090 Royston Gateway £3,465,000 LEP0096 Stevenage Parking Deck £ 2,040,000 LEP0107 Stevenage SG1 Land Assembly £5,600,000 LEP0115 North Herts College Hitchin (NHC)

27 Future Spend

28 Future projects – beyond 2017/18
There a number of projects that have not been identified as potential 2017/18 projects but will be delivered in future years, these include: Stevenage GD3 Projects which are dependent on a new governance structure. Other projects have no anticipated spend in 2017/18.

29 Future Projects – beyond 2017
Project ID Project Delivery Project Total (£) Source Grant/Loan LEP0069 Enterprise Zone Infrastructure 2019/20 700,000 GD3 Grant Stevenage Programme LEP0094 Bus Interchange 2019/21 8,160,000 LEP0095 Magistrate’s Court 3,000,000 Gran/Loan LEP0096 Parking Deck 2,040,000 Loan LEP0097 Marshgate Land Assembly 5,100,000 LEP0098 Highways A-Grade 1,020,000 LEP0107 SG1 Land Assembly 2018/20 8,000,000 TBC Project ID Project Delivery Project Total (£) Source Grant/Loan Project not approved at June LEP Board projects that may re-enter project pathway LEP0090 Royston Gateway 2017/18 £3,465,000 GD Loan LEP0089 Hatfield MSCP 18/19 £6,000,000 GD2 Grant

30 Total profiled outputs for 2017/18 reported to Programme Boards

31 Outputs Breakdown A further breakdown of Outputs will be available at the next PMC
Projects with no contractual outputs MLX – Mechanism agreed, collection on hold while project future is clarified. A120 & A602 – Outputs have now been submitted and will be brought under contract Growth Hub - Outputs profiled in contract extension/variation Projects with no annual profiled contractual outputs Project Name Awarded Funds to 2021 Outputs detail Ambition Broxbourne Enterprise Centre £1,800,000 Total figure available West Hertfordshire College - Dacorum Campus Redevelopment £5,000,000 Airbus STEM Centre £1,039,000 Stevenage Site Assembly £1,548,500 Outputs profile will be contained in contract variation due Sept 2017 Uni of Herts Knowledge and Science Innovation Centre £2,500,000 Hemel Hempstead Public Services Forum £500,000 South Oxhey Regeneration - Phase 1 & 2 £2,250,000 Profiled Outputs submitted by applicant. Final figure contracted Hertford Town Centre Redevelopment £200,000

32 Outputs future work The LEP Executive will provide PMC with a full breakdown of Growth Deal outputs in the near future. This is a substantial piece of work and requires input from a lot of partners. The LEP Executive have set a deadline for the Annual Conversation and will give PMC a full breakdown before this date. The annual conversation is due early December, no official date released at the time of writing.

33 Questions?


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