Community Infrastructure Xxxx. The Tenant:
Community Infrastructure Xxxx. The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is a charge that councils can apply to new development to raise funds for local infrastructure, such as: extra school places; road improvements; public transport improvements; and better green spaces. Rotherham’s CIL Charging Schedule was adopted by the Council on 7 December 2016 and came into force on 3 July 2017. Town and parish councils are due a “neighbourhood portion” of the CIL income raised from new development within their parish boundary, otherwise known as Local CIL. The default is payment of 15% of CIL income raised within the relevant area; parishes with an adopted Neighbourhood Plan receive 25% of CIL income. Town and parish councils can spend CIL income on infrastructure in their parish. The CIL Regulations give more leeway to how parishes spend CIL income than applies to the Borough Council. Local CIL income is passed on to town and parish councils twice a year in line with the CIL Regulations, with payment dates of 28 October and 28 April for the preceding six months. Details of CIL income and spend is included in the Council’s annual Infrastructure Funding Statement. Town and parish councils are similarly required to publish annual statements setting out their use of Local CIL income.
Community Infrastructure Xxxx. 20.1 For the purposes of this Clause “CIL” means a tax tariff or charge introduced by SNC in accordance with the Planning Act 2008 including the Community Infrastructure Xxxx Regulations 2010 or any subsequent legislation and/or guidance that is designed to fund infrastructure
