More than £46,000 will be spent on community improvements in Eastbourne.
Eastbourne Borough Council cabinet members have committed the funds for 'key infrastructure' in the town.
The money will go towards various projects, including the renovation of three community centres, the creation of an access ramp, the installation of a new boiler, and the refurbishment of two public toilets.
The funding comes from the community infrastructure levy (CIL), a charge the council puts on new developments in Eastbourne to fund certain projects and improvements.
Councillor Colin Swansborough, cabinet member for enterprise, community spaces, and planning, said: "This is outstanding news for key infrastructure in the town and I’m delighted that our residents will benefit.
"At a time when all councils are under so much pressure, particularly where finances are concerned, it’s a great boost to be able to confirm these community spending plans."
Meads Community Hall will receive £20,000 for refurbishments, while £9,000 will fund a new access ramp at Leaf Hall in Seaside.
More than £5,000 will go towards the installation of a boiler at St Anthony’s Centre.
The Fisherman’s Green public toilets will be renovated with £3,750 of CIL funding, and the Eastbourne Pier public toilets will be transformed and have CCTV installed as part of £8,000 of improvements.
Councillor Stephen Holt, leader of Eastbourne Borough Council, said: "It’s a real lift to be able to confirm this early Christmas present for the town and know that these improvements will make a real difference for so many local people."
