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Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Preliminary Draft Charging Schedule and Regulation 123 List

Representation ID: 21700

Received: 25/09/2014

Respondent: Rye Town Council

Representation Summary:

Rye Town Council is making a Neighbourhood Plan to allow the community to influence growth. The community looks forward to the right to receive and spend a proportion of CIL funds on local projects.

Rye Town Council agrees with the principle of CIL, but underscores the need to fix it at a rate which does not have adverse impacts on developments.

Rye Town Council considers that the Schedule should give greater prominence to the distribution of CIL receipts to parish/town councils. Further, it recommends that there is specific reference to Neighbourhood Planning in the schedule.

Full text:

Rye Town Council is making a Neighbourhood Plan (NP) to allow the
community to influence growth. As a result the community looks forward to
the right to receive and spend a proportion of Community Infrastructure
Levy funds on local projects.

Rye Town Council agrees with the principle of CIL, but underscores the
need to fix it at a rate which does not have adverse impacts on
developments.

Rye Town Council considers that the Schedule should give greater
prominence to the distribution of CIL receipts to parish/town councils -
setting out the two qualifying percentage rates [amended 2013 CIL
Regulations]. Further, it recommends that there is specific reference to
Neighbourhood Planning in the schedule, as the ability to secure local
income from CIL is one of the clearly stated advantages of making a plan.