This module will allow you to see the planning data from Waverley Borough Council in an interface powered by EXACOM    . All information shown here has been approved by Waverley Borough Council, and the extent of the information available to the public is also controlled entirely by the authority. Key features include the local Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) dashboard, the Section 106 dashboard, the application lookup facility, and the CIL calculator. Below is a message from Waverley Borough Council:

Message from Waverley Borough Council  

Welcome to our developer contributions database

This website will update daily.

Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL)

CIL is a charge on certain types of development in Waverley. The money collected is then used to fund the infrastructure in our Borough which is needed to support new development. The Waverley Borough Council CIL Charging Schedule took effect 1 March 2019.  Please note, CIL is triggered by commencement; payments may be made by instalment in accordance with the adopted Instalment Policy.

S106 Contributions

Section 106 agreements are legally binding documents that secure works or funding to make a development acceptable in planning terms. These are known as S106 contributions. Since the introduction of CIL (01 March 2019), S106 contributions only deal with site-specific matters such as affordable housing provision, open space, play space etc. 

S106 agreements are a land-charge, meaning the liability for obligations, unless breached by a previous owner, transfers to any new landowner. 

There are two main types of S106 financial contributions; pooled and bespoke.

Pooled contributions were secured in conjunction with the 2008 Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) published by Waverley Borough Council. These contributions are called Planning Infrastructure Contributions (PIC). PIC was secured on a tariff calculated using the anticipated occupation of the development. They were then put into accounts based on the area they were secured in and used to fund projects in that area. PIC was secured up until April 2015 when bespoke S106 agreements came into effect.

Bespoke contributions mean a project has been identified, justified and costed before a financial contribution for infrastructure can be secured. The money secured can then only be used to fund the project identified.

We are currently reviewing all planning obligations recorded in Exacom. As part of this review, we are revising the Public Facing Module (PFM) to only include planning obligations that were entered into by Waverley Borough Council. This will mean that any planning obligations entered into with another infrastructure provider (such as: Surrey County Council (SCC)) will be removed from the Waverley PFM. It should be noted that SCC is required to produce an Infrastructure Funding Statement (IFS) for any direct contributions they receive from section 106 planning obligations.

Deeds remain available for viewing should you wish to see all of the planning obligations secured in relation to a specific development. However, should you require any further information regarding them, you will need to contact the relevant party whom entered into the obligation.

User Guides
Please download the user guide if you need help.

Any Queries?
For CIL queries, please email: CIL@waverley.gov.uk
For S106 queries, please email: Section106@waverley.gov.uk