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Community Infrastructure Levy or CIL – spending

‘Town and parish councils receive their CIL allocation twice a year, in April and October.  For details how town and parish councils can spend their CIL allocation and if there are funds due in the next payment schedule, please contact infrastructureclaims@southandvale.gov.uk .’

We take a small percentage for costs of administering the levy, give a percentage to parishes where the development is located and the rest goes towards the infrastructure projects. 

You can download our CIL spending strategy, which was updated on 1 April 2021, which sets out how the money will be allocated.

CIL spending strategy 2021

From 2019/20, the council is required to publish an annual infrastructure funding statement.  These can be found here:

Infrastructure-Funding-Statement-Schedule-19-20-Vale-1for the financial year 2019/20
Vale-IFS-2020-21-FINAL-3for the financial year 2020/21
Vale-IFS-2021-22-20221216for the financial year 2021/22
Vale IFS 2022-23 – Finalfor the financial year 2022/23
Vale IFS 2023-24for the financial year 2023/24

You can also view individual town and parish council monitoring reports.

Here’s the latest CIL proportion paid to town and parish councils:

Total transfer to VWH Parishes Inc for Web Site at Oct 2024CIL paid to town and parish Councils – October 2024

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