Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy (NCIL)
What is NCIL?
A portion of the Community Infrastructure Levy is to be spent on local priorities; this is called Neighbourhood CIL (NCIL). There is currently about £2.9 million of Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy (NCIL) funds. This is a fund the Council collects from developments and is required to be spent in consultation with local communities. Residents’ views were sought on community priorities to guide the allocation of NCIL funds between February and March 2020. The consultation responses have established community priorities to guide the allocation of NCIL funds. These were adopted by the Council as part of the NCIL Community Priorities document in June 2020.
NCIL community priorities
The consultation established the following priorities for the next two years:
- Air Quality
- Policing resources and Emergency Services
- Parks and Open Spaces
- Streetscape
- Community Safety
How much money is available?
There is currently £2.9 million of NCIL funds, collected by ward/neighbourhood plan area. The amount of funds available within each ward or neighbourhood plan area will vary depending on the amounts of CIL collected in that area. See the neighbourhood planning page.
| Ward | Total available (remaining NCIL plus redistributed top slice of £39,572) |
|---|---|
| Abingdon | £508,183 |
| Brompton and Hans Town | £242,980 |
| Campden | £68,815 |
| Chelsea Riverside | £150,842 |
| Colville | £51,346 |
| Courtfield | £59,610 |
| Dalgarno (outside of St Quentins and Woodland NP area boundary) | £39,572 |
| Earl's Court | £52,910 |
| Golborne | £59,879 |
| Holland | £672,417 |
| Norland (outside of Norland NP area boundary) | £39,572 |
| Notting Dale (outside of Norland NP area boundary) | £49,017 |
| Pembridge | £127,953 |
| Queen's Gate | £58,788 |
| Redcliffe | £64,888 |
| Royal Hospital | £63,605 |
| St Helen's (outside of St Quentins and Woodland NP area boundary) | £39,572 |
| Stanley | £499,203 |
| Neighbourhood Plan Areas | |
|---|---|
| St Quintin and Woodlands Plan area | £30,000 |
| Norland Neighbourhood Plan area | £57,462 |
How do communities apply for NCIL funding?
Residents, local community groups, residents’ associations, registered charities, infrastructure providers and charitable companies may apply for NCIL funding.
The application form and accompanying guidance note is available on the Planning Policy Consultation page.
A Call for NCIL Projects is open between 24 June to 19 August inviting projects to be put forward for NCIL funding. Please submit your project funding application forms by the closing time of 11:59pm on 19 August 2020.
All projects will be reviewed and considered for funding by Ward Members.
The Call for NCIL Project funding will be open twice a year from 2021.
The NCIL community Priorities document provides more detail on what NCIL can be used for and how to access the fund.