CIL Community Infrastructure Levy: A mechanism to secure developer contributions from certain developments to contribute towards infrastructure needed to support the development of the area. The Levy is collected by the local authority for redistribution against an agreed CIL Regulation 123 List of city-wide schemes and initiatives. Birmingham is planning to introduce CIL in 2015. DCLG Department for Communities and Local Government DCMS Department for Culture, Media and Sport HCA Homes and Communities Agency HS2 High Speed 2 Rail Infrastructure MADE Midlands Architecture and the Designed Environment NHS National Health Service PAGG Public Art Gateway Group PMSA Public Monument and Sculpture Association RIBA WM Royal Institute for British Architects West Midlands Section 106 Planning obligations under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended), commonly known as S106 agreements, are a mechanism which make a development proposal acceptable in planning terms, that would not otherwise be acceptable. They are focused on site specific mitigation of the impact of development. Section 106 agreements are often referred to as 'developer contributions' along with highway contributions and the CIL. SPD Supplementary Planning Document TPWM Turning Point West Midlands UoB University of Birmingham WM Police West Midlands Police Appendix 2: Consultation List and Acknowledgements Feedback has been captured through the BCC Public Art Gateway Group; a wider Consultation Event held in December 2014, online consultation via Citizenspace as well as ongoing stakeholder meetings. The invitation to feedback through the consultation process was sent to approximately 190 contacts, encouraging contributions from a range of sectors including: businesses, schools, higher and further education, community, heath, housing, environmental, heritage and cultural, transport and infrastructure, urban and landscape design, planning and architecture. Thank you to the following organisations and groups who have contributed to this Strategy: A3 Projects Eastside Projects Anderton Park Primary School Edgbaston Arts Forum Arts Council England Fierce Arts in the Yard (Yardley Arts Forum) Friends of Cannon Hill Park Associated Architects Glenn Howells Architects Birmingham City Council Grand Union Birmingham City University Ikon Birmingham Civic Society ixia Birmingham Heritage Strategy MADE Steering Group Marketing Birmingham Birmingham Museums Trust Public Art Gateway Group BPN Architects Redhawk Logistica Cantoo RIBA West Midlands City of Colours Still Walking Colmore Business Improvement Stoford Developments District The Alan Woodfield Charitable Trust
CIL Community Infrastructure Levy: A mechanism to secure developer contributions from certain developments to contribute towards infrastructure needed to support the development of the area. The Levy is collected by the local authority for redistribution against an agreed CIL Regulation 123 List of city-wide schemes and initiatives. Birmingham is planning to introduce CIL in 2015. DCLG Department for Communities and Local Government DCMS Department for Culture, Media and Sport HCA Homes and Communities Agency HS2 High Speed 2 Rail Infrastructure MADE Midlands Architecture and the Designed Environment NHS National Health Service PAGG Public Art Gateway Group PMSA Public Monument and Sculpture Association RIBA WM Royal Institute for British Architects West Midlands Section 106 SPD TPWM Planning obligations under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended), commonly known as S106 agreements, are a mechanism which make a development proposal acceptable in planning terms, that would not otherwise be acceptable. They are focused on site specific mitigation of the impact of development. Section 106 agreements are often referred to as 'developer contributions' along with highway contributions and the CIL. Supplementary Planning Document Turning Point West Midlands UoB University of Birmingham WM Police West Midlands Police Appendix 2: Consultation List and Acknowledgements Feedback has been captured through the BCC Public Art Gateway Group; a wider Consultation Event held in December 2014, online consultation via Citizenspace as well as ongoing stakeholder meetings. The invitation to feedback through the consultation process was sent to approximately 190 contacts, encouraging contributions from a range of sectors including: businesses, schools, higher and further education, community, heath, housing, environmental, heritage and cultural, transport and infrastructure, urban and landscape design, planning and architecture. Thank you to the following organisations and groups who have contributed to this Strategy: A3 Projects Anderton Park Primary School Arts Council England Arts in the Yard (Yardley Arts Forum) Associated Architects Birmingham City Council Birmingham City University Birmingham Civic Society Birmingham Heritage Strategy Steering Group Birmingham Museums Trust BPN Architects Cantoo City of Colours Colmore Business Improvement District Eastside Projects Edgbaston Arts Forum Fierce Friends of Cannon Hill Park Glenn Howells Architects Grand Union Ikon ixia MADE Marketing Birmingham Public Art Gateway Group Redhawk Logistica RIBA West Midlands Still Walking Stoford Developments The Alan Woodfield Charitable Trust
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