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Community Infrastructure Levy Community Infrastructure Levy Quarterly Report October 2015 1 Note: This report is to serve as an aid and an update on CIL. The information is correct at the time the report was drafted, however it is important to note the following may occur: 1) The Liable Party can challenge the CIL chargeable amount after the Liability Notice and/or the Demand Notice has been issued. In either case, there is a possibility that the chargeable amount can be reduced in some instances. 2) The Council has an instalment policy which provides a payment option in 3 instalments so the CIL payments can be staggered over several months and possibly over two years – please see the Council’s Instalment Policy. 3) An applicant can apply for exemption and relief after a Liability Notice has been issued but before commencement. This may reduce the chargeable amount considerably and in some cases to a nil charge. 2 Contents Page Number 1 Introduction 4 - 5 2 CIL Monitoring Information 6 - 11 3 1 Introduction 1.1 The Tandridge District Council Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Charging Schedule was approved by Full Council on the 24th July 2014 and came into effect on the 1st December 2014. Planning applications decided on or after the 1st December 2014 may therefore be subject to CIL. 1.2 The District Council will use CIL to secure Strategic Infrastructure (as shown on the Regulation 123 List of Infrastructure) which will have a district wide impact, while Local Infrastructure will be secured through Planning Obligations in line with the Policies of the Core Strategy and utilising the Planning Obligations and Community Infrastructure Levy Guidance, now published. 1.3 The CIL Regulation 2010 (as amended) do not require a quarterly report, however following a CIL training session with Councillors and Parish Councillors in February 2015, it was felt that a quarterly report will further facilitate the transparency and clarity of the CIL monitoring process. 1.4 As it is still early days with the CIL in Tandridge, the Council has only received two financial payments but financial payments are expected to start trickling through as developments which were granted permission will slowly commence work. The CIL charge is payable once a development has commenced. Other factors that need to be taken into consideration are that some developments may not necessarily get built out in which case there will be no CIL payments. Additionally, where a CIL liable development has commenced, payments can be made in instalments therefore the full payment can take over two years. Consequently, the Council and Parish Council need to take this into account in their plan making. 1.5 The report lists approved CIL planning applications where financial contributions have been agreed, whether that would involve financial gains or zero value due to a planning application being granted approval for relief/exemption. 1.6 Since the first quarterly report was published, four additional columns have now been added to table (2.0 Monitoring) to include commencement date, payment received, date payment received and the Parish Council’s portion. 1.7 At present, each PC in the District is entitled to 15% of the CIL fund within their area until such a time as a Neighbourhood Plan is adopted by a PC, thereby increasing its CIL portion to 25%. 1.8 There are a number of possible reasons why a development may have zero or reduced chargeable amount, as listed below: The development is approved for self-build exemption The development is approved for social housing relief 4 The development is approved for charitable relief 1.9 The financial period to which this document relates to are planning applications that are CIL liable and approved between 1 December 2014 to 30 September 2015. Although this is a quarterly report, it will build upon the last quarterly report to give a full picture and keep all information in one place. The next CIL Quarterly Report will be published in January 2016. 5 2.0 Monitoring Planning Address Parish Date Approved CIL Amount Commence Payment Date PC Application ment Date Received Payment Portion Received 2014/1601 Glenmore Cottage, Warlingham 26 February £21,302.12 Southview Road, 2015 Warlingham, CR6 9JE 2014/1844 Land Adjacent to 24 Godstone 27 February £54,179.87 20 May 2015 High Street, 2015 Godstone, Surrey, RH9 8AG 2014/1654 24 Downs Oxted 22 December £0 Way,Oxted, 2014 2015/1321 Castleneau, Ricketts Tatsfield 22 December £0 Hill Road, Tatsfield, 2014 TN16 2NA 2014/1761 Garrod House, Caterham 13 March 2015 £0 20 March £0 N/A N/A Chaldon Road, 2015 Caterham 2014/1481 8 Hillbury close, Warlingham 18 February £6,126.32 Warlingham 2015 2014/1451 St Thomas of Whyteleafe 19 December £58,376.40 28 Canterbury 2014 September 2015 2014/1998 35 St Peter Avenue, Oxted 25 February £0 Oxted, Surrey RH8 2015 9LG 2014/1679 Lovell Oaks, 120 Felbridge 06 January 2015 £0 27 July 2015 £0 N/A N/A Copthorne Road, Felbridge RH19 2NU 2014/2002 Scearnbank, Kent Limpsfield 06 February £0 Hatch Road, 2015 Limpsfield 2014/1963 Land to rear of 17-23, Whyteleafe 13 February £29,889.88 01 October £29,889.88 06 August £4,483.48 6 Maple Road, 2015 2013 2015 Whyteleafe CR3 0ET 2014/1343 12-18 Southview Warlingham 02 February £221,185.13 Road, Warlingham, 2015 CR6 9JE 2014/1697 Oakshaw Oxted 20 February £0 03 August £0 N/A N/A Garages,Oxted 2015 2015 2014/1687 43 Eldon road, Caterham 20 February £0 03 August £0 N/A N/A Caterham, Surrey 2015 2015 CR3 5JT 2014/1976 The Folly, 25 Warlingham 05 March 2015 £19,152.95 Westview Road, Warlingham, Surrey CR6 9JD 2014/1525 Moorhouse School, Oxted 13 March 2015 £0 Mill Lane, Hurst Green, RH8 9AQ 2014/1684 Green Cottage, Godstone 29 April 2015 £4,627.28 Godstone Green, Godstone, Surrey, RH9 8DZ 2015/306 24 Westhall Park, Warlingham 21 April 2015 £0 Warlingham, Surrey, CR6 9HS 2015/304 23 Hurst Green Oxted 27 April 2015 £0 Road, Hurst Green, Surrey, RH8 9BS 2015/167 The Whispers Oxted 27 April 2015 £4,395.92 26 June 2015 £4,395.92 29 June £659.38* (formerly part of Little 2015 Paddock, Rockfield Road, Oxted, Surrey, RH8 0EL) 2015/120 Coach House, Godstone 01 May 2015 £5,035.44 Eastbourne Road, 7 Blindley Heath, Surrey, RH7 6JX 2015/572 Castleneau, Ricketts Tatsfield 03 June 2015 £0 Hill Road, Tatsfield TN16 2NA 2014/1428 3 Godstone Caterham 14 May 2015 £4,264.81 Road,Caterham, Surrey, CR3 6RE 2015/589 Blackberry House, Felbridge 27 May 2015 £0 Herons Close, Copthorne RH10 3HF 2015/66 1 Whittington Felbridge 05 June 2015 £74,294.84 College, London road, Felbridge, Surrey, RH19 2QU 2015/97 Ferrers, Lunghurst Woldingham 08 June 2015 £0 Road, Woldingham CR3 7EJ 2015/638 93 Stanstead Road, Chaldon 16 June 2015 £0 Caterham, Surrey, CR3 6AG 2015/836 Viewpoint, Moons Dormansland 19 June 2015 £74,950.37 Lane, Dormansland RH7 6PD 2015/655 12-18 Southview Warlingham 23 June 2015 £341,133.39 Road, Warlingham CR6 9JE 2015/826 Scearnbank, Kent Limpsfield 01 July 2015 £0 Hatch Road, Limpsfield ,RH8 0TB 8 2015/122 Land at Dulverton Oxted 06 July 2015 £44,023.84 and High Trees, Rockfield Road, Oxted, RH8 0EL 2015/347 Whygate, Greenway, Tatsfield 01 July 2015 £0 Tatsfield TN16 2BT 2015/710 25 Westview Road, Warlingham 31 July 2015 £72,857.40 Warlingham, CR6 9JD 2015/733 Yeomans, 6 Holland Oxted 09 July 2015 £0 Road, Hurst Green RH8 9AU 2015/818 Planning Aplication Caterham 14 July 2015 £0 Former Twayblades, School Lane, Caterham CR3 6BE 2015/1070 1 Lime Grove, Warlingham 30 July 2015 £6,960.20 Warlingham CR6 9DB 2015/1114 48 Beacon Hill, Dormandsland 31 July 2015 £0 Dormansland RH7 6RH 2015/988 Hawkesbury, Nutfield 21 July 2015 £12,258.32 Coopers Hill Road, Nutfield, RH1 4HX 2014/983 and East Viewlands, Oxted 20 July 2015 £58,545.83 2014/1787 Icehouse Wood, Oxted RH8 9DW 2014/1977 Land off Kings Cross, Nutfield 19 August 2015 £0 South Nutfield, Surrey 2015/776 14 to 16 Station Road Oxted 04 August 2015 £23,917.24 30 West, Oxted RH8 September 9EP 2015 9 2015/971 32 Westway, Caterham 05 August 2015 £0 Caterham Cr3 5TP 2015/1065 Comforts Cottage, Limpsfield 21 August 2015 £7,517.97 Grants Lane, Limpsfield RH8 0RH 2015/817 Priory Lodge, 301 Warlingham 25 September £0 Limpsfield Road, 2015 Warlingham CR6 9RL 2015/943 Land adjoining 2 Oxted 10 September £33,795.82 Greenhurst Lane, 2015 Oxted RH8 0LA 2015/966 219 Croydon Road, Caterham 14 September £0 Caterham CR3 6PH 2015 2015/1380/NC The Barn, Horne 28 September £0 Sevenacres, 2015 Smallfield Road, horne, RH6 9JP 2015/931 Stonehall Farm, Oxted 04 September £10,074.97 Woodhurst Lane, 2015 Oxted RH8 2015/1464/NC The Old Workshop, Oxted 29 September £0 15A High Street, 2015 Oxted RH8 9LN 2015/1185 Hatrix House, 22 Limpsfield 04 September £468.04 Brassey Hill, 2015 Limpsfield, RH8 0ES 2015/1144 25 Warren Park, Warlingham 07 September £0 10 Warlingham CR6 2015 9LD TOTAL £1,189,334.35 £34,285.80 £5,142.86 *Parish Council’s portion is 15% of the CIL chargeable amount 11 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