Should areas where there is no levy be automatically allocated a share of the 70-80% funds held by Cornwall Council? Yes No 4. Spending the CIL on local or strategic projects The CIL Regulations set out what the CIL can be spent on, this includes: - road and transport facilities - flood defences - schools and education facilities - health facilities - sporting and recreational facilities - open space Cornwall Council must publish a list of infrastructure that could receive a contribution from CIL. The CIL money can be spent on projects identified at the local level or saved up over several years to be spent on more major projects. We have considerable flexibility about how we allocate the 70-80% of CIL in the 'strategic share'. Spreading the CIL money would support more small projects but enable few larger projects; equally, major projects could easily use up all available CIL leaving very little for smaller projects. There may also be a balance between these extremes. How do you think the levy should be spent? Please tick one. On projects agreed between Cornwall Council and the Town/Parish Council, such as open space or community facilities? up over several years and spent on larger, more strategic projects, such as road improvement? A mix of local and strategic, but in favour of local, e.g., 75% to local projects and 25% for strategic projects? A mix of local and strategic, but in favour of strategic, e.g., 75% for strategic projects and 25% to local projects? Other - please provide details in the text box provided: _____________________ 5. Who should decide how the CIL is spent? Cornwall Council also has the discretion to decide who should spend the CIL. Who do you think should decide which projects the 70-80% should be spent on? Please tick one. Cornwall Council Town and Parish Councils The local Community Network Panels (19 existing area partnership groups across Cornwall) A combination of these - please provide details in the text box below
Should areas where there is no levy be automatically allocated a share of the 70-80% funds held by Cornwall Council? Yes No 4. Spending the CIL on local or strategic projects The CIL Regulations set out what the CIL can be spent on, this includes: - road and transport facilities - flood defences - schools and education facilities - health facilities - sporting and recreational facilities - open space Cornwall Council must publish a list of infrastructure that could receive a contribution from CIL. The CIL money can be spent on projects identified at the local level or saved up over several years to be spent on more major projects. We have considerable flexibility about how we allocate the 70-80% of CIL in the 'strategic share'. Spreading the CIL money would support more small projects but enable few larger projects; equally, major projects could easily use up all available CIL leaving very little for smaller projects. There may also be a balance between these extremes. How do you think the levy should be spent? Please tick one. On projects agreed between Cornwall Council and the Town/Parish Council, such as open space or community facilities? up over several years and spent on larger, more strategic projects, such as road improvement? A mix of local and strategic, but in favour of local, e.g., 75% to local projects and 25% for strategic projects? A mix of local and strategic, but in favour of strategic, e.g., 75% for strategic projects and 25% to local projects? Other - please provide details in the text box provided: _____________________ 5. Who should decide how the CIL is spent? Cornwall Council also has the discretion to decide who should spend the CIL. Who do you think should decide which projects the 70-80% should be spent on? Please tick one. Cornwall Council Town and Parish Councils The local Community Network Panels (19 existing area partnership groups across Cornwall) A combination of these - please provide details in the text box below
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