The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is a charge on new development payable to the council.
It is used to address demands of growth, including funding infrastructure such as new schools and transport improvements, needed to support new development in the borough. For more information, visit the government’s guidance on the operation of CIL.
The council’s Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) examination took place on 21 November 2014. Following receipt of the Examiner’s report, the council, at its meeting on 25 February 2015, decided to start CIL charging on 6 April 2015.
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CIL Examiner's report
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The following documents set out the council’s CIL charging regime:
- CIL Charging Schedule - sets out the CIL rates and charging zones
- CIL Instalment Policy - according to the amount of CIL payable, this sets out when payment to the council will be due
- CIL ‘Regulation 123’ list - lists those infrastructure types and projects to be funded wholly or partly by CIL
- CIL Surcharges and Interest - provides guidance on the council’s surcharge and interest policy on CIL demands
- CIL rates with indexation increase - includes the CIL rates with the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors Building Cost Information Service All-In Tender Price Index increase
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CIL Instalment Policy
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CIL Charging Schedule
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879 KB |
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CIL Regulation 123 List
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117 KB |
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CIL Surcharges and Interest guidance
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134 KB |
Note on the CIL ‘Regulation 123’ list
The requirement for the council to maintain a CIL Regulation 123 list has been removed following the enactment of the new CIL Regulations 2019 on 1 September 2019.
Therefore, the CIL Regulation 123 list is now to be used as an informative document on how infrastructure may and will be delivered and funded in Bracknell Forest through CIL income and section 106 planning obligations.
The council's CIL Regulations 123 list was replaced by the councils new Infrastructure Funding Statement.
Section 106 Planning Obligations
Section 106 Planning Obligations, although scaled back, continue to operate alongside CIL in the funding and delivery of infrastructure to support growth.
View the council’s approach to securing Planning Obligations.