About the Community Infrastructure Levy
The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is a charge collected from new developments, which funds facilities such as:
- roads and transport
- education
- medical
- sport, recreation and open spaces
The CIL applies to all proposals which add 100m2 of new floorspace or an extra dwelling. This includes bringing vacant building back into use. The amount to pay is the increase in floorspace (m2) multiplied by the rate in the CIL charging schedule.
Camden collects 2 types of Community Infrastructure Levy: the Mayoral CIL and the Camden CIL.
- Mayoral CIL charging schedule (PDF)
- Mayoral CIL 2 Charging Schedule (PDF)
- Camden CIL charging schedule (PDF)
Enlarged maps of the zones: North West | Central and North | South (PDF)
CIL Notices:
Community Infrastructure Levy notices issued by Camden
Public Consultation on revised Camden CIL rates
We propose to increase the rates in Camden for offices, research and development, and hotel uses in Central London. We also propose to adjust the rates for other uses in line with building cost inflation. Government legislation states that Camden must present its proposals to an Examination in Public before an independent inspector. This is before we can change our CIL rates.
Examination in Public 2020
Camden submitted its proposal for an examination in public on the 20 February 2020.
You can see more about the proposal here.
Further information:
Make a Community Infrastructure Levy payment
Community Infrastructure Levy notices issued by Camden
Contact the Community Infrastructure Levy team
View our CIL and Section 106 annual reports and newsletters here.