History
2017
Consultation on the CIL Draft Charging Schedule took place from 3 January – 14 February 2017
The aim of CIL is to provide funding for infrastructure by placing a charge on new development. A charge can only be made where the development will remain viable. The first formal phase of CIL preparation is the publication and consultation of CIL preliminary charging schedule. This was undertaken between 13 June and 11 July 2014. Taking account of the evidence and these responses a revised CIL Charging Schedule went out for consultation between the 9 February and 27 April 2015.
Since the consultation in 2015, the Council commissioned a review of the viability evidence to see if any further changes were required to the CIL Draft Charging Schedule given that the previous evidence was published in June 2014. The CIL Draft Charging Schedule was also updated to include the proposed tourism, leisure and retail allocation at Junction 27 (M5) to Zone 1 of the charging schedule as well as minor text changes to add clarity.
In addition, the Council has updated the Infrastructure Plan and Regulation 123 list (which stipulates what infrastructure can be funded by CIL) to reflect the infrastructure requirements of the Local Plan Review.
View the documents
The revised CIL Draft Charging Schedule and associated documents can be downloaded below.
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CIL Draft Charging Schedule and associated documents Statement of Representations Procedure |
Hard copies of the CIL Draft Charging Schedule and associated documents are available for inspection at the Council’s main office and at Mid Devon public libraries during normal opening hours (including the mobile library).
Consultation on the revised CIL Draft Charging Schedule took place from 3 January – 14 February 2017.
Public exhibitions, were held as follows:
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LOCATION |
VENUE |
DATE |
TIME |
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Willand |
Willand Village Hall |
Wednesday 18th January |
15:00 – 18:00 |
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Tiverton |
Phoenix House |
Saturday 21st January |
09:30 – 12:30 |
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Crediton |
Crediton Boniface Centre |
Wednesday 25th January |
12:00 – 15:00 |
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Uffculme |
Uffculme Madgelake Hall |
Thursday 26th January |
16:00 – 19:00 |
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Cullompton |
Cullompton Town Hall |
Monday 30th January |
12:00 – 15:00 |
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Sampford Peverell |
Sampford Peverell Village Hall |
Wednesday 1st February |
15:00 – 18:00 |
2015
Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Consultation
Consultation on the Community Infrastructure Levy Draft Charging Schedule took place between 9 February and 27 April 2015. The consultation period has now closed and no further representations can be submitted.
All representations submitted during the consultation period can be found below -
The Council has now reviewed the comments submitted during the consultation period, and revised the CIL Draft Charging Schedule accordingly. A final stage of consultation on the proposed changes to the CIL Draft Charging Schedule takes place from 3 January – 14 February 2017. Click here for more information.
The CIL Draft Charging Schedule and associated documents can be downloaded below.
Statement of representations Procedure
Summary of Reps with responses
CIL Viability Study and new addendum
Balancing the need for affordable housing and infrastructure Feb 2015
Draft Infrastructure Plan February 2015
Community Infrastructure Levy Consultation – what happened
Consultation on the Draft Charging Schedule took place from 9 February – 27 April 2015.
The aim of CIL is to provide funding for infrastructure by placing a charge on new development. A charge can only be made where the development will remain viable. The Council commissioned a new study to examine the viability of development in Mid Devon. The report has been used to inform the content of a new Draft Charging Schedule. It is anticipated that the new charging schedule, once adopted, will supersede the existing schedule, which the Council no longer intends to implement (see History section for more details).
In addition, the Council has updated the Infrastructure Plan and Regulation 123 list which stipulates what infrastructure can be funded by CIL and reflect the infrastructure requirements of the Local Plan Review.
If you have any queries please contact the Forward Planning Team on 01884 234334
Public exhibitions were held as follows:
| Tuesday 17 Feb: | Tiverton Town Hall, 4pm - 7pm |
| Saturday 21 Feb: | Crediton Mid Devon District Council Area Office, 9.30am - 12.30pm |
| Tuesday 24 Feb: | Crediton Mid Devon District Council Area Office, 4pm - 7pm |
| Saturday 28 Feb: | Tiverton Town Hall, 9.30am - 12.30pm |
| Tuesday 3 Mar: | Cullompton, The Walronds, 4pm - 7pm |
| Thursday 5 Mar: | Cullompton, The Walronds, 4pm - 7pm |
| Saturday 14 Mar: | Cullompton, The Walronds, 9.30am - 12.30pm |
| Saturday 11 Apr: | Cullompton, The Walronds, 9.30am - 12.30pm |
| Tuesday 14 Apr: | Tiverton Town Hall, 4pm - 7pm |
| Wednesday 15 Apr: | Crediton Mid Devon District Council Area Office, 4pm - 7pm |
2014
CIL - Preliminary Draft Charging Schedule Consultation
Consultation on the Preliminary Draft Charging Schedule ended on Friday 11th July 2014.
A summary of the representations received as well as the individual representations can be found below:
Preliminary Draft Charging Schedule Consultation - Summary of Representations
A further consultation on the revised CIL, proposing a 'Draft Charging Schedule', will take place in the autumn, and will be held alongside a consultation on the new Local Plan for the district. The charging schedule and Local Plan will then jointly undergo an Examination in Public prior to adoption and implementation.
All documentation which was published as part of the Preliminary Draft Charging Schedule consultation can be found below:
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Preliminary Draft Charging Schedule Charging Schedule Explanatory Document Viability Study 2014 (full report) |
Anyone with a query regarding the preparation of the revised Community Infrastructure Levy charging schedule should contact the Forward Planning team on 01884 234334 or 01884 234344
Unimplemented CIL Charging Schedule
On 28th May 2014 the Council's Cabinet decided not to implement the Community Infrastructure Levy. A draft charging schedule had been subject to Examination during November 2012 with the Council subsequently agreeing to adopt the levy in February 2014. The decision not to currently implement the levy reflects the fact that the restriction on the pooling of Section 106 contributions has been deferred by the Government until April 2015, and also the reduced level of funding which CIL was likely to raise to pay for the necessary infrastructure on strategic-sized sites.
Documents and links related to the unimplemented charging schedule can be found below:
Examiner's Report- The Final Report by David Hogger (Examiner appointed by the Council)
Charging Schedule and Advisory notes
Cabinet decision not to implement the existing charging schedule