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Planning Act 2008 (2008 c 29) | Legislation

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(1)     A charging authority which proposes to charge CIL must issue a document (a “charging scheduleâ€) setting rates, or other criteria, by reference to which the amount of CIL chargeable in respect of development in its area is to be determined.

(2)     A charging authority, in setting rates or other criteria, must have regard, to the extent and in the manner specified by CIL regulations, to—

(a)     actual and expected costs of infrastructure (whether by reference to lists prepared by virtue of section 216(5)(a) or otherwise);

(b)     matters specified by CIL regulations relating to the economic viability of development (which may include, in particular, actual or potential economic effects of planning permission or of the imposition of CIL);

(c)     other actual and expected sources of funding for infrastructure.

(3)     CIL regulations may make other provision about setting rates or other criteria.

(4)     The regulations may, in particular, permit or require charging authorities in setting rates or other criteria—

(a)     to have regard, to the extent and in the manner specified by the regulations, to actual or expected administrative expenses in connection with CIL;

[(aa)     to have regard, to the extent and in the manner specified by the regulations,

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