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"Where local planning authorities have a Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) in place and a neighbourhood plan has been adopted, the ‘neighbourhood portion’ of CIL can be spent on infrastructure or on other measures that address the impacts of development in the area, including the preparation of a neighbourhood plan."

"Where local planning authorities have a Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) in place and a neighbourhood plan has been adopted, the ‘neighbourhood portion’ of CIL can be spent on infrastructure or on other measures that address the impacts of development in the area, including the preparation of a neighbourhood plan."

ONH Explainer: Can you use CIL to fund your neighbourhood plan?

Although they may not advertise it, areas with the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) in place are able to use the 'neighbourhood' part of that funding towards anything that will 'address the demands' that development places on an area.

Louise Stubbs

1 day ago1 min read

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