Broadland CIL charges
This charging schedule was adopted by Broadland District Council on the 9 May 2013 and came into effect on 1 July 2013. It covers the area administered by Broadland District Council with the exception of that part of the district within the Broads Authority area.
The area covered is split into two zones for residential development. Please see the map below for further detail regarding the extent of zones A and B.
| Charging schedule: Residential development £ per sq m | ||||
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| Zone A: 2013 | Zone B: 2013 | Zone A: 2024 | Zone B: 2024 | |
| *Please note that the chargeable amount is calculated using Schedule 1 of The Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations 2010 (as amended). | figures in adopted schedule and applied to planning permissions granted in 2013. | figures in adopted schedule and applied to planning permissions granted in 2013. | * guide to figures for planning permissions granted in 2024. | * guide to figures for planning permissions granted in 2024 |
| Index rate 224 | Index rate 224 | Index rate 381 | Index rate 381 | |
| Use classes C3 and C4 ( including domestic garages, but excluding shared-user/ decked garages). | £75 | £50 | £127.57 | £85.04 |
| Charging schedule: Non residential uses £ per sq m | |||
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| 2013 | 2024 | ||
| *Please note that the chargeable amount is calculated using Schedule 1 of The Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations 2010 (as amended). | figures in adopted schedule and applied to planning permissions granted in 2013. | * guide to figures for planning permissions granted in 2024. | |
| Index rate 224 | Index rate 381 | ||
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Development resulting in large convenience goods based stores of 2,000 sq metres gross or more. For the purposes of CIL a convenience goods based store is one where more than 50% of the net floor area is intended for the sale of convenience goods. Convenience goods are food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, tobacco, periodicals and newspapers, and non-durable household goods. |
£135 | £229.65 | |
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All other retail (Use classes A1-A5) and assembly and leisure development (D2) Sui generis akin to retail i.e. shops selling and/or displaying motor vehicles, petrol filling stations, retail warehouses. Sui generis akin to assembly and leisure i.e. nightclubs, amusement centres and casinos. |
£25 | £42.52 | |
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Uses falling under C2, C2A and D1 Fire and Rescue Stations, Ambulance Stations and Police Stations which are Sui Generis. |
£0 | £0 | |
| All other types of development covered by the CIL regulations (including shared-user/ decked garages and B1, B2, B8 and C1 uses). | £5 | £8.50 | |
*The chargeable rate is index linked to the published RICS CIL Index which is based on the Building Cost Information Service (BICS) All-In Tender Price Index of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors as specified in Schedule 1 of the Community Infrastructure Regulations 2010 (as amended). Details can be found on the RICS website.