Wealden District Council
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Infrastructure Funding Statement and CIL Annual Monitoring Reports

Infrastructure Funding Statement

National planning regulations which came into force on 1 September 2019 state that any local authority that receives a financial or non-financial contribution from development through Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) or section 106 planning obligations must prepare an Infrastructure Funding Statement (IFS) by the 31 December 2020 and annually thereafter.

The latest IFS covers the period from 1 April 2023 to 31 March 2024 and reports on all developer contribution receipts and expenditure during the financial period, as well as providing information on  infrastructure projects or types of infrastructure which the charging authority intends will be, or may be, wholly or partly funded through CIL.

East Sussex County Council (ESCC) produces its own IFS, which reports on all developer contribution receipts and expenditure by the local authority and includes both highway projects and education provision, amongst other matters.

The Infrastructure Funding Statement 2023-2024 for Wealden can be found below:

  • Infrastructure Funding Statement 2023 – 2024

The Infrastructure Funding Statements for previous years can be found below:

Town and Parish CIL Payments and Monitoring Reports.

We are required to pass a percentage of the total CIL receipts raised in a Town or Parish Council directly to the Town or Parish Council where the development is taking place. This is known as the ‘meaningful proportion’.

Currently the percentage is set at 15% (capped at £100 pa per council tax paying dwelling), or in areas where there is a made Neighbourhood Plan 25% (uncapped).

Wealden District Council has transferred CIL payments totalling over £1.2 million to the Town and Parish Councils covering the period from 31 March 2024 to 30 September 2024 and this is shown in the table below:

Parish and Town Council

CIL Monies Transferred (excluding interest)

Arlington Parish Council

0

Berwick Parish Council

0

Buxted Parish Council

£55,102.96

Chalvington and Ripe Parish Council

0

Chiddingly Parish Council

0

Crowborough Town Council

£176,339.25

Danehill Parish Council

0

East Hoathly and Halland Parish Council

0

Fletching Parish Council

0

Forest Row Parish Council

0

Framfield Parish Council

£7,139.01

Frant Parish Council

0

Hadlow Down Parish Council

£4,359.21

Hailsham Town Council

£580,035.95

Hartfield Parish Council

0

Heathfield And Waldron Parish Council

£5,259.67

Hellingly Parish Council

£276,602.13

Herstmonceux Parish Council

£9,668.13

Hooe Parish Council

0

Horam Parish Council

0

Isfield Parish Council

0

Laughton Parish Council

0

Long Man Parish Council

0

Maresfield Parish Council

£3,465.93

Little Horsted Parish Meeting

0

Mayfield and Five Ashes Parish Council

0

Ninfield Parish Council

0

Pevensey Parish Council

0

Polegate Town Council

£1,454.59

Rotherfield Parish Council

0

Uckfield Town Council

£8,040.83

Wadhurst Parish Council

0

Warbleton Parish Council

0

Wartling Parish Council

0

Westham Parish Council

£94,357.83

Willingdon And Jevington Parish Council

0

Withyham Parish Council

0

Total

£1,221,825.49

To ensure transparency, each financial year the Town or Parish Councils that have received CIL must publish a summary of:

  • Total CIL funds received
  • What CIL funds have been spent on each project
  • Total CIL funds received at the end of the reported year and any previous years.