CIL: Rate setting
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CIL Rate setting
Simplicity
• Single rate (?)
• Requires minimal evidence
• Need to set near the lowest
value use / area (an
opportunity cost?)
Complexity
– Differential rate (probably)
optimises income for
infrastructure
– “Progressive”: the most
profitable developments pay
more
– Too complex may be off-
putting and awkward to
operate
– Too complex likely to require
greater justification through
evidence
Simplicity vs Complexity
Estimating your infrastructure funding gap
Estimating CIL income
Testing viability
Working hypothesis
Draft rates
Adopt rates
Who is involved?
Officers
Officers, Members (&
Partners)
Officers, Members (&
Partners)
Iterative Charge Setting
Use / Area A Use / Area B Use / Area C
CIL Viability
levels
Differential Rate 2income (£/time)
Single Rate income (£/time)
Differential Rate 1income (£/time)
Differential Rate Setting
• CIL is pro-growth – it should have a positive economic effect on development across your area
• Whilst your CIL rate needs to be informed by viability evidence, the evidence does not have to dictate your rate
• No policy-driven zero/low rates. Base your rates on economic viability evidence.
• A charging schedule must stand on its own. A charging authority cannot rely on exceptional circumstances relief or any policy. The Guidance accepts that some individual developments may be unviable because of CIL.
• Ensure no double charging – be clear with developers what is
CLG’s key messages
The independent examiner must check that:
1. Is the charging schedule supported by background documents
containing appropriate available infrastructure planning and
economic viability evidence?
2. Are the charging rates informed by and consistent with the
evidence?
3. Does the evidence demonstrate that the proposed charge rates
would not put the overall development of the area at risk?
What the Examiner must check
1
6
11
16
21
26
31
36
£10/ sq m variance inCIL rate
10% variance in buildcosts
10% variance in salesvalues
The proportional impact of CIL on
development viability