Proposed CIL charges for Havering
The Community Infrastructure Levy
(CIL) is a charge which Havering Council can place on developers to
help pay for infrastructure needed to support new development in the area.
It is based on a formula relating to
the type and size of development and is collected when planning permissions for
new developments are implemented.
It can be used to fund a wide range of
supporting infrastructure including roads and transport schemes, flood
defences, schools and education facilities, sporting and recreational
facilities and open space.
It will give developers, and their
agents, a clearer understanding of the financial contributions they are
expected to make towards the delivery of community infrastructure needs and it
will give the Council a simple process for the collection of these
contributions.
Consultation on the proposed CIL for Havering runs from Monday 23 February until Friday 10 April 2015.
More information on the Havering CIL proposals is available here.
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Make your
views known
Further information is
available on the Council’s website
Copies of the consultation documents are also available:
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The next steps
If you wish to be kept informed of the progress on the Community Infrastructure Levy please click here and add your details.
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 Response deadline
Representations must be made online here or in writing, to the Council by 5.00pm on Friday 10 April 2015.
Written responses should be sent by email to Martyn Thomas or by post to:
Martyn Thomas, Development and Transport Planning Group, London Borough of
Havering, Town Hall, Main Road, Romford, RM1 3BD
Any comments will be
available to the public.
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Current consultations
The Havering CIL consultation is
taking place alongside the initial consultation on the draft new Havering Local
Plan.
You can download details of current planning policy consultations, and how to respond to them, here.
If you have any questions, or need more information, please email Development Planning.
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