114 Community Infrastructure Levy: approval of charging schedules
Localism Act 2011 (2011 c 20) | Legislation

Chapter 2
Community Infrastructure Levy

114  Community Infrastructure Levy: approval of charging schedules

(1)     The Planning Act 2008 is amended as follows.

(2)     In section 211 (amount of levy) after subsection (7) insert—

“(7A)     A charging authority must use appropriate available evidence to inform the charging authority's preparation of a charging schedule.

(7B)     CIL regulations may make provision about the application of subsection (7A) including, in particular—

(a)     provision as to evidence that is to be taken to be appropriate,

(b)     provision as to evidence that is to be taken to be not appropriate,

(c)     provision as to evidence that is to be taken to be available,

(d)     provision as to evidence that is to be taken to be not available,

(e)     provision as to how evidence is, and as to how evidence is not, to be used,

(f)     provision as to evidence that is, and as to evidence that is not, to be used,

(g)     provision as to evidence that may, and as to evidence that need not, be used, and

(h)     provision as to how the use of evidence is to inform the preparation of a charging schedule.”

(3)     For section 212(4)

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