Community Infrastructure Levy - Draft Charging Schedule

Closed 10 Mar 2015

Opened 9 Feb 2015

Feedback updated 13 Jul 2015

We asked

We asked for you views on the draft charging schedule for the proposed Leicester Community Infrastructure Levy.

You said

We had 20 responses. Of these 20 representations, 7 were objections, 2 were in support, 6 making general comments & 5 making no observations. The main issues raised were: - • The charging zones are not correct or the proposed Community Infrastructure Levy rates are not correct • The list of infrastructure to be funded does not adequately reflect the city’s or other organisations need • Some groups should not have to pay the Community Infrastructure Levy

We did

All representations which we received have been submitted to the Planning Inspectorate who will now examine the draft charging schedule checking its compliance with national legalisation. In August an ‘Examination in Public’ will take place which will allow those who made representations to speak directly to the planning inspectorate. Assuming that the planning inspectorate determines that the draft charging schedule is acceptable, we will be introducing a community infrastructure levy by the end of 2015.

Results updated 13 Jul 2015

For a complete list of representations and further information about how the examination progresses please visit our Community Infrastructure Levy examination webpages by following the link below.

Links:

Overview

Leicester City Council is proposing to introduce a Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL).

CIL is a new charge that local authorities can place on new development in their area. Its purpose is to help fund infrastructure that is needed to support new development.

Before the CIL charge is adopted by the Council it must be subject to two rounds of consultation. This is the second stage of the consultation process – the Draft Charging Schedule. The first consultation, the Preliminary Draft Charging Schedule took place from 28th May to 10th July 2014. All the documents for that stage including the preliminary draft charging schedule  are available on - http://www.leicester.gov.uk/your-council-services/ep/planning/plansandguidance/cil/

The Council has prepared a Draft Charging Schedule (DCS) along with the supporting evidence base documents for consultation. The DCS sets out the proposed charging rates for Leicester.

The Council invites comments on the Draft Charging Schedule and supporting documents.

The 'Statement of the Representations Procedure’ available below provides details of how representations can be made and where the relevant documents can be viewed.

The Draft Charging Schedule and relevant evidence are available for inspection:

  • Online on the Leicester City Council CIL Consultation Portal ‘Citizen Space’:

 

Copies of the Draft Charging Schedule and relevant evidence are available for      inspection during opening hours at:

  • All Leicester City Council’s Customer Service Centres
  • All Leicester City Council Libraries

The documents can be accessed at all public libraries via the free internet access provided there

Viewing the Documents.

The Draft Charging Schedule DCS and other supporting documents can be viewed below.

Statement of Representations Procedure

CIL Representations Form

Draft Charging Schedule and Supporting Information

Statement of Consultation – Summary of Responses to Preliminary Draft Consultation

Updated Viability Study ( December 2014 )

 

Other Supporting Documents :

CIL Infrastructure Projects List and Funding Gap

Regulation 123 List

Leicester Leicestershire & Rutland CIL Viability Study ( 2013 )

Leicester Core Strategy ( 2010 )

Following a limited review - The 2010 Core Strategy has been replaced  by the 2014 Core Strategy. The evidence base remains the same.

Leicester Core Strategy ( 2014 )

Leicester and Leicestershire Growth Infrastructure Assessment

Exec Summary

Main report

Appendices

 

Leicester City Growth Infrastructure Assessment (Leicester City Extract )

Main report

Appendix 1

Appendix 2

Appendices 3-9

 

Leicester City Council Affordable Housing Provision and Developer Contributions Study

 

The consultation period runs from Monday 9th February 2015 and ends on 5.00 pm Tuesday 10th March 2015 . Late representations cannot be accepted.

 

Your views: how to comment

Once you have looked through the Draft Charging Schedule and supporting documents, please send us your comments. Please be aware that your comments will be published on the Council’s website together with your name.

Please click on the Online Survey below to complete the online questionnaire.

 

 

 

Areas

  • Abbey
  • Aylestone
  • Beaumont Leys
  • Belgrave
  • Braunstone Park & Rowley Fields
  • Castle
  • Evington
  • Eyres Monsell
  • Fosse
  • Humberstone & Hamilton
  • Knighton
  • Rushey Mead
  • Saffron
  • Spinney Hills
  • Stoneygate
  • Thurncourt
  • Westcotes

Audiences

  • Voluntary organisations
  • Community organisations
  • All Public and Private Organisations

Interests

  • Planning