Strongly disagree that all developments of more than 10 units should be subject to a S106 tariff for the Great Lines Heritage Park. This is inappropriate given that future occupants of developments that are not within walking distance, such as Rainham, are least likely to use it. It should only apply to developments within 700m of the Great Lines Heritage Park at a standard tariff of 10%. Furthermore, it needs to be made clearer how the 700m distance is measured (e.g. crow flies, actual walking distance or radius) and from where within a development (e.g. centre of the development site or the principal ingress/egress point). We would encourage that S106 should be sought for parks, gardens and other types of open spaces designated as Local Green Space in a Neighbourhood Plan - a standard tariff and distance threshold would be helpful in this respect.