The Non-Domestic Rating Contributions (England) (Amendment) Regulations 1990
S.I. 1990/2472 · Made 6 December 1990
RATING AND VALUATION
Made 6th December 1990
Laid before Parliament 10th December 1990
Coming into force 31st December 1990
The Secretary of State, in exercise of the powers conferred on him by sections 140(4), 143(1) and 146(6) of, and paragraphs 4(1) and (5) and 6(2) and (2A) of Schedule 8 to, the Local Government Finance Act 1988f1, and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, hereby makes the following Regulations:–
Annotations to the whole text
Footnotes
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1988 c. 41; sections 140, 143 and 146 were amended, and paragraph 6(2A) of Schedule 8 was inserted, by the Local Government and Housing Act 1989 (c. 42), Schedule 5, paragraphs 69, 72, 75 and 42 respectively.
Contents
1Citation and commencement
These Regulations may be cited as the Non-Domestic Rating Contributions (England) (Amendment) Regulations 1990 and shall come into force on 31st December 1990.
2Amendments
The Non-Domestic Rating Contributions (England) Regulations 1989f1 shall have effect in relation to financial years beginning on or after 1st April 1991 with the following amendments–
in regulation 2–
in paragraph (2) at the beginning there shall be inserted–
“Subject to paragraph (3),”; and
at the end there shall be added the following paragraph–
“(3)The calculation of the amount of any deductions described in paragraphs 3, 4, 5, 5A and 7 of Schedule 1 to these Regulations (including, for the purposes of paragraphs 3, 4 and 5, the calculation of the amount calculated under or by reference to paragraph 2 of that Schedule) shall, in relation to a special authority, be made–
(a)for a chargeable financial year for which the authority’s non-domestic rating multiplier is less than or equal to the non-domestic rating multiplier calculated for that year by the Secretary of State under paragraph 6 of Schedule 7 to the Act, on the basis of the chargeable amounts payable to the authority under sections 43 and 45 of the Act by virtue of the authority’s multiplier set for that year; and
(b)for a chargeable financial year for which the authority’s non-domestic rating multiplier is greater than the non-domestic rating multiplier calculated for that year by the Secretary of State under paragraph 6 of Schedule 7 to the Act, on the basis of the chargeable amounts which would be payable under sections 43 and 45 of the Act if the authority’s non-domestic rating multiplier were equal to the multiplier so calculated by the Secretary of State.”f2;
in Part I of Schedule 1–
in paragraph 1(1) for “paragraphs 2 to 11” there shall be substituted “paragraphs 2 to 12”;
in paragraph 1(2) for “paragraphs 10 and 11.” there shall be substituted “paragraphs 10 to 12.”;
after paragraph 5 there shall be inserted the following paragraph–
“5AThe amount which is 75% of the total of any chargeable amounts–
(a)which are payable to the authority under sections 43 and 45 of the Act in respect of a relevant day, and
(b)in respect of which, in accordance with an agreement made under regulations made under paragraphs 1 and 4A of Schedule 9 to the Act, the authority has taken no steps to recover any payment.”f3;
in paragraph 6(4) for “1990, £42.5 million.” there shall be substituted “1991, £46 million.”;
in paragraph 9 at the beginning for the words “The total of interest and additional amounts by way of interest” there shall be substituted “The amounts of interest”;
in paragraph 9(a) there shall be omitted the words “or paragraph 2(2A) of Schedule 9 to”f4 and “or under paragraph 2(2)(j) of Schedule 9 to the Act”; and
at the end there shall be added the following paragraph–
“12The amount which is 75% of the total of any amounts which–
(a)fell within paragraph 5A(a) and (b) of this Schedule for the purposes of a calculation made for a preceding year under paragraph 5(6) of Schedule 8 to the Act, and
(b)have been paid to the authority under sections 43 and 45 of the Act.”f5;
for Part II of Schedule I there shall be substituted the following Part–
“PART II
COST FACTORS
Name or description of authority Cost factor The Councils of the districts of Broxbourne, Dartford, Elmbridge, Epping Forest, Epsom and Ewell, Hertsmere, Reigate and Banstead, Slough, South Bucks, Spelthorne, Three Rivers and Watford 1.12047 The Councils of the districts of Basildon, Bracknell Forest, Brentwood, Chiltern, Crawley, Dacorum, East Hertfordshire, Guildford, Harlow, Mole Valley, Runnymede, St Albans, Sevenoaks, Surrey Heath, Tandridge, Thurrock, Waverley, Welwyn Hatfield, Windsor and Maidenhead and Woking 1.08036 The Council of a district, other than a district named above, which falls within the county of Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, East Sussex, Essex, Hampshire, Hertfordshire, Isle of Wight, Kent, Oxfordshire or West Sussex 1.04018 The Council of a district other than a district named above or a district falling within the description given above 1 The Council of an inner London Borough 1.17542 The Council of an outer London Borough 1.11718 The Common Council of the City of London 1.34363 The Council of the Isles of Scilly 1 ”; and
for Schedule 2 there shall be substituted the following Schedule–
“SCHEDULE 2
ASSUMPTIONS RELATING TO PROVISIONAL AMOUNTS
Regulation 4
PART I
ASSUMPTIONS
1(1)The assumptions prescribed in relation to paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 to these Regulations are the assumptions prescribed in paragraph 2 below.
(2)The assumptions prescribed in relation to paragraphs 3 to 5A and 7 to 12 of Schedule 1 to these Regulations are the assumptions prescribed in paragraphs 3 to 7 below.
Assumptions as to gross amount
2(1)Subject to sub-paragraph (7) below, it shall be assumed that the hereditaments shown for each relevant day will be the hereditaments shown in the authority’s local non-domestic rating list on 31st December in the immediately preceding year and any hereditaments to which sub-paragraph (2) below applies.
(2)This sub-paragraph applies to any hereditaments which, by virtue of an order made under section 51(2) of the Local Government Act 1972f6 on or before 15th January in the immediately preceding year, will be shown in the authority’s local non-domestic rating list for 1st April in the financial year to which the calculation relates, but are shown on 31st December in the immediately preceding year in another authority’s local non-domestic rating list.
(3)It shall be assumed that the rateable value of the hereditaments described in sub-paragraphs (1) and (2) above will on each relevant day be the rateable value shown for the hereditaments in an authority’s local non-domestic rating list on 31st December in the immediately preceding year.
(4)Subject to paragraph (7) below, where the year to which the calculation relates is a year in which local non-domestic rating lists are compiled under section 41(1) of the Act, it shall be assumed that the hereditaments shown in an authority’s local non-domestic rating list will be the hereditaments shown in the list which the valuation officer for the authority proposes to compile in that year and which he has sent to the authority under section 41(5) of the Act, and any hereditaments to which sub-paragraph (5) below applies.
(5)This sub-paragraph applies to any hereditaments which, by virtue of an order made under section 51(2) of the Local Government Act 1972 on or before 15th January in the immediately preceding year, will be shown in the authority’s local non-domestic rating list for 1st April in the financial year to which the calculation relates, but are shown in the list which the valuation officer for another authority proposes to compile in that year and which he has sent to that other authority under section 41(5) of the Act.
(6)It shall be assumed that the rateable value of the hereditaments described in sub-paragraphs (4) and (5) above will be the rateable values shown in the list which the valuation officer for an authority proposes to compile in the financial year to which the calculation relates and which he has sent to the authority under section 41(5) of the Act.
(7)It shall be assumed that the following hereditaments will not be shown for any relevant day, namely, any hereditaments which, by virtue of an order made under section 51(2) of the Local Government Act 1972 on or before 15th January in the immediately preceding year, will not be shown in the authority’s non-domestic rating list for 1st April of the financial year to which the calculation relates.
(8)It shall be assumed that the person in occupation of a hereditament on each relevant day will be the person in occupation of the hereditament on 31st December in the immediately preceding year.
(9)Where on 31st December in the immediately preceding year a hereditament is unoccupied, it shall be assumed that the hereditament became unoccupied on that day and will remain unoccupied on each relevant day, and that the owner of the hereditament on each relevant day will be the owner of the hereditament on 31st December in that year.
(10)It shall be assumed that the amount calculated for the authority in accordance with the assumptions prescribed in sub-paragraphs (1) to (9) above is the total of–
(a)the amount so calculated;
(b)the amount, if any, prescribed in relation to that authority in Part II of this Schedule (area ceasing to be an enterprise zonef7); and
(c)where the year to which a calculation relates is the financial year beginning on 1st April 1991, an amount prescribed in relation to that authority in column 1 of Part III of this Schedule (the removal of Crown immunities of health service bodiesf8);
multiplied by the percentage for projected change in rateable values prescribed in relation to the authority in column 2 of Part III of this Schedule.
Assumptions as to deductions from and additions to gross amount
3Where–
(a)a decision has not been made by the authority under subsection (3) of section 47 of the Act as to whether or not that section will apply on one or more relevant days as regards a hereditament in relation to which the condition in section 47(2)(a) applies, and
(b)a reduction or remission of rates has been granted by the authority as regards the hereditament and has effect for the immediately preceding financial year under section 47(1)(a) of the Act,
it shall be assumed for the purpose of calculating the amount described in paragraph 3 of Schedule 1 to these Regulations that such reduction or remission will apply as regards the hereditament, in respect of each relevant day, as if it had been made under section 47(1)(a) of the Act in respect of each such day.
4Where–
(a)a decision has not been made by the authority under subsection (3) of section 47 of the Act as to whether or not that section will apply on one or more relevant days as regards a hereditament other than a hereditament in relation to which the condition in section 47(2)(a) applies, and
(b)a reduction or remission of rates has been granted by the authority as regards the hereditament and has effect for the immediately preceding financial year under section 47(1)(a) of the Act,
it shall be assumed for the purpose of calculating the amount described in paragraph 4 of Schedule 1 to these Regulations that such reduction or remission will apply as regards the hereditament, in respect of each relevant day, as if it had been made under section 47(1)(a) of the Act in respect of each such day.
5It shall be assumed that the amounts described in paragraphs 5, 5A, 10, 11 and 12 of Schedule 1 will be nil.
6(1)It shall be assumed that the amounts described in paragraph 7 of Schedule 1 to these Regulations will be–
(a)in the case of an authority which is the council of an inner London Borough or the Common Council of the City of London, 0.45% of the amount described in sub-paragraph (2) below,
(b)in the case of an authority which is the council of an outer London Borough or the council of a metropolitan district, 0.4% of the amount described in that sub-paragraph, and
(c)in the case of any other authority, 0.2% of the amount described in that sub-paragraph.
(2)The amount is the total of the chargeable amounts payable to the authority under sections 43 and 45 of the Act in respect of each relevant day, calculated in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 2 of this Schedule, less the deductions from that amount prescribed in paragraphs 3 and 4 of Schedule 1 to these Regulations, calculated in accordance with the provisions of paragraphs 3 and 4 of this Schedule.
7It shall be assumed that, in relation to each authority, the total of amounts deducted in accordance with paragraph 1(2) of Schedule 1 to these Regulations by virtue of paragraphs 8 and 9 of that Schedule will be the amount prescribed for that authority in column 3 of Part III of this Schedule.
PART II
PRESCRIBED AMOUNTS IN RESPECT OF ENTERPRISE ZONES
Name of the authority Prescribed amount £ Corby 3,748,000 Dudley 3,519,000 Gateshead 5,077,000 Hartlepool 423,000 Liverpool 1,239,000 Newcastle upon Tyne 827,000 Salford 3,358,000 Trafford 2,639,000 Wakefield 583,000 PART III
PRESCRIBED AMOUNTS IN RESPECT OF REMOVAL OF CROWN IMMUNITIES,REPAYMENTS AND INTEREST AND PERCENTAGES FOR PROJECTED CHANGE IN RATEABLE VALUES
(1) (2) (3) Name of the authority Prescribed amount (Crown immunities) Prescribed percentage Prescribed amount (repayments and interest) £ % £ Councils of Metropolitan Districts Districts in the county of Greater Manchester: Bolton 814,702 100.3 63,248 Bury 797,060 100.1 40,716 Manchester 4,779,461 101.1 153,653 Oldham 540,147 99.8 27,538 Rochdale 498,148 100.3 29,894 Salford 1,164,281 100.6 38,593 Stockport 758,081 100.4 75,669 Tameside 587,581 100.3 27,688 Trafford 503,325 100.0 89,496 Wigan 969,836 99.6 38,462 Districts in the county of Merseyside: Knowsley 450,655 100.2 30,344 Liverpool 4,992,816 99.5 87,196 St Helens 468,632 99.5 15,388 Sefton 527,680 100.0 62,072 Wirral 2,098,107 99.7 40,986 Districts in the county of South Yorkshire: Barnsley 913,235 100.3 28,972 Doncaster 1,471,933 100.5 79,824 Rotherham 1,199,313 100.9 34,277 Sheffield 4,662,376 99.5 106,284 Districts in the county of Tyne and Wear: Gateshead 531,452 100.0 44,355 Newcastle upon Tyne 2,931,934 99.8 121,354 North Tyneside 687,614 100.0 24,965 South Tyneside 486,306 99.3 32,785 Sunderland 1,251,643 100.6 72,306 Districts in the county of West Midlands: Birmingham 4,908,641 99.9 193,187 Coventry 1,304,876 100.7 56,717 Dudley 1,165,491 101.0 43,541 Sandwell 743,656 100.0 66,733 Solihull 428,322 101.2 82,482 Walsall 757,249 100.2 49,847 Wolverhampton 1,122,749 99.8 49,625 Districts in the county of West Yorkshire: Bradford 1,981,456 100.4 138,918 Calderdale 716,291 101.1 57,026 Kirklees 1,682,490 100.7 99,187 Leeds 3,183,795 100.6 264,635 Wakefield 1,517,645 101.2 98,220 Councils of Non-Metropolitan Districts Districts in the county of Avon: Bath 601,220 100.9 28,193 Bristol 2,241,781 99.8 199,069 Kingswood 110,869 100.3 24,351 Northavon 505,623 102.3 24,923 Wansdyke 50,583 100.9 15,732 Woodspring 573,145 101.5 38,697 Districts in the county of Bedfordshire: Luton 782,027 100.1 45,674 Mid Bedfordshire 226,292 100.1 41,129 North Bedfordshire 625,320 100.3 82,463 South Bedfordshire 57,658 100.2 59,635 Districts in the county of Berkshire: Bracknell Forest 131,858 102.4 41,358 Newbury 82,841 102.3 45,693 Reading 929,074 101.3 149,680 Slough 521,195 100.4 157,449 Windsor and Maidenhead 427,809 101.7 62,203 Wokingham 47,874 101.4 35,663 Districts in the county of Buckinghamshire: Aylesbury Vale 1,082,434 99.8 65,744 Chiltern 152,696 100.0 35,231 Milton Keynes 595,588 102.1 152,276 South Bucks 9,650 100.3 42,886 Wycombe 430,728 102.1 153,989 Districts in the county of Cambridgeshire: Cambridge 1,674,362 101.9 66,412 East Cambridgeshire 50,752 102.2 11,032 Fenland 173,508 100.3 17,410 Huntingdonshire 477,500 102.1 33,202 Peterborough 1,030,266 100.8 98,317 South Cambridgeshire 506,660 102.0 29,986 Districts in the county of Cheshire: Chester 690,503 100.9 45,593 Congleton 219,928 101.0 22,317 Crewe and Nantwich 634,431 101.8 30,917 Ellesmere Port and Neston 109,690 99.7 82,537 Halton 597,910 101.3 24,251 Macclesfield 529,089 101.2 71,199 Vale Royal 101,764 100.1 35,319 Warrington 796,886 100.1 63,075 Districts in the county of Cleveland: Hartlepool 476,917 99.8 13,753 Langbaurgh-on-Tees 146,595 98.8 18,477 Middlesborough 1,336,511 100.3 22,493 Stockton-on-Tees 859,945 98.6 37,599 Districts in the county of Cornwall: Caradon 62,343 100.8 10,647 Carrick 517,522 101.6 21,602 Kerrier 124,893 100.5 16,321 North Cornwall 208,763 101.5 14,871 Penwith 69,355 100.8 11,348 Restormel 125,353 100.6 26,668 Districts in the county of Cumbria: Allerdale 201,191 100.7 22,909 Barrow-in-Furness 472,614 98.8 9,947 Carlisle 511,393 101.4 31,567 Copeland 32,743 102.4 17,467 Eden 81,506 101.1 10,904 South Lakeland 130,244 101.0 26,014 Districts in the county of Derbyshire: Amber Valley 244,535 100.5 16,294 Bolsover 78,022 100.9 7,828 Chesterfield 932,230 100.3 18,915 Derby 1,251,381 101.3 43,141 Derbyshire Dales 93,007 101.0 14,929 Erewash 121,694 101.6 30,176 High Peak 161,134 100.3 44,552 North East Derbyshire 45,823 98.9 8,668 South Derbyshire 330,308 100.8 12,085 Districts in the county of Devon: East Devon 158,635 98.5 25,492 Exeter 981,649 102.1 64,844 Mid Devon 64,764 101.4 16,446 North Devon 430,325 100.4 18,253 Plymouth 991,575 100.1 86,444 South Hams 118,632 101.5 13,151 Teignbridge 168,179 100.3 20,554 Torbay 495,481 99.3 34,834 Torridge 71,102 100.4 7,465 West Devon 30,572 101.2 2,927 Districts in the county of Dorset: Bournemouth 238,814 100.3 58,598 Christchurch 175,302 100.6 12,247 East Dorset 149,884 101.9 25,195 North Dorset 86,327 101.4 7,633 Poole 510,046 101.0 45,309 Purbeck 53,503 101.6 8,156 West Dorset 416,767 101.6 8,196 Weymouth and Portland 132,700 100.9 10,102 Districts in the county of Durham: Chester-le-Street 71,399 99.6 4,204 Darlington 901,369 99.2 18,472 Derwentside 89,452 100.0 8,068 Durham 514,114 100.7 11,232 Easington 48,110 100.8 18,280 Sedgefield 221,447 100.0 14,257 Teesdale 29,033 101.0 3,575 Wear Valley 279,686 100.3 16,378 Districts in the county of East Sussex: Brighton 500,548 100.3 128,608 Eastbourne 757,082 100.2 39,981 Hastings 304,915 100.7 8,051 Hove 116,378 99.5 49,132 Lewes 192,068 100.8 42,594 Rother 172,618 99.7 18,541 Wealden 158,190 102.0 19,095 Districts in the county of Essex: Basildon 822,198 101.2 36,440 Braintree 427,856 99.6 34,275 Brentwood 431,533 100.3 27,405 Castle Point 39,653 100.4 24,692 Chelmsford 657,249 101.3 63,309 Colchester 765,969 101.7 98,941 Epping Forest 223,753 98.6 43,341 Harlow 498,329 101.6 26,277 Maldon 42,773 100.8 13,021 Rochford 689,234 101.1 24,713 Southend-on-Sea 480,992 100.2 84,275 Tendring 176,946 100.4 36,472 Thurrock 698,756 100.1 111,369 Uttlesford 55,014 102.2 19,548 Districts in the county of Gloucestershire: Cheltenham 401,343 100.5 35,405 Cotswold 129,213 100.4 15,257 Forest of Dean 87,043 100.9 12,612 Gloucester 797,476 100.2 55,399 Stroud 147,452 100.3 32,804 Tewkesbury 65,234 101.2 22,071 Districts in the county of Hampshire: Basingstoke and Deane 745,945 101.4 57,900 East Hampshire 123,790 100.5 19,211 Eastleigh 149,864 101.1 35,619 Fareham 164,478 102.0 39,788 Gosport 60,411 99.9 18,878 Hart 32,414 101.6 15,207 Havant 99,619 100.6 30,084 New Forest 219,979 100.5 22,745 Portsmouth 1,154,135 99.8 63,236 Rushmoor 112,253 100.1 44,601 Southampton 1,815,742 100.3 121,419 Test Valley 131,164 101.8 15,022 Winchester 715,148 102.4 13,209 Districts in the county of Hereford and Worcester: Bromsgrove 153,110 100.7 28,375 Hereford 278,712 101.3 15,989 Leominster 24,861 100.8 5,230 Malvern Hills 103,863 100.5 10,844 Redditch 529,978 102.2 15,276 South Herefordshire 64,997 102.2 7,815 Worcester 539,126 100.7 29,990 Wychavon 124,363 101.3 35,046 Wyre Forest 439,302 100.0 25,122 Districts in the county of Hertfordshire: Broxbourne 28,448 100.1 30,815 Dacorum 194,863 100.1 176,208 East Hertfordshire 245,554 99.9 21,070 Hertsmere 554,252 101.2 41,616 North Hertfordshire 98,825 100.6 46,325 St Albans 1,130,006 100.4 83,863 Stevenage 571,936 101.5 47,752 Three Rivers 216,218 101.5 23,413 Watford 543,155 100.3 61,902 Welwyn Hatfield 383,101 101.4 83,708 Districts in the county of Humberside: Beverley 435,188 101.1 10,549 Boothferry 248,899 101.4 12,098 Cleethorpes 11,155 100.7 13,436 East Yorkshire 277,147 102.0 16,398 Glanford 34,693 101.9 27,494 Great Grimsby 649,030 100.7 36,472 Holderness 76,402 100.8 19,949 Kingston upon Hull 1,095,166 100.8 45,109 Scunthorpe 444,924 102.5 10,878 Districts in the county of Isle of Wight: Medina 272,455 100.3 16,865 South Wight 23,507 99.8 17,449 Districts in the county of Kent: Ashford 630,914 102.0 39,599 Canterbury 650,599 100.3 30,371 Dartford 682,758 100.5 27,210 Dover 192,473 100.7 20,471 Gillingham 280,622 101.3 16,891 Gravesham 100,437 100.6 23,209 Maidstone 655,087 101.4 64,417 Rochester upon Medway 267,092 100.9 51,774 Sevenoaks 122,379 101.6 24,167 Shepway 130,479 100.7 31,517 Swale 138,385 101.3 46,421 Thanet 315,456 98.6 24,473 Tonbridge and Malling 283,992 100.3 36,511 Tunbridge Wells 404,804 101.7 13,582 Districts in the county of Lancashire: Blackburn 465,189 100.1 39,396 Blackpool 592,367 100.2 74,635 Burnley 431,355 100.9 21,473 Chorley 208,825 100.5 15,644 Fylde 221,596 100.6 34,742 Hyndburn 79,964 101.9 8,271 Lancaster 473,908 99.8 41,866 Pendle 69,133 100.4 14,710 Preston 893,735 101.2 45,612 Ribble Valley 456,059 100.2 14,578 Rossendale 99,947 101.2 10,668 South Ribble 40,079 100.2 37,912 West Lancashire 428,640 101.0 12,591 Wyre 96,839 99.9 38,483 Districts in the county of Leicestershire: Blaby 157,785 102.2 18,289 Charnwood 89,043 100.5 41,349 Harborough 82,233 102.0 13,789 Hinckley and Bosworth 64,820 100.9 13,069 Leicester 2,539,602 100.3 64,633 Melton 33,177 102.2 10,594 North West Leicestershire 23,723 102.2 28,398 Oadby and Wigston 12,024 100.2 12,851 Rutland 25,623 102.2 3,069 Districts in the county of Lincolnshire: Boston 488,406 100.9 12,401 East Lindsey 164,581 100.9 11,622 Lincoln 638,820 100.2 13,833 North Kesteven 120,855 100.2 10,495 South Holland 55,266 101.9 6,715 South Kesteven 276,145 102.1 27,337 West Lindsey 106,330 101.0 7,095 Districts in the county of Norfolk: Breckland 92,005 101.1 21,170 Broadland 461,424 101.3 21,618 Great Yarmouth 542,223 99.4 44,546 Kings Lynn and West Norfolk 540,975 99.8 34,265 North Norfolk 131,730 101.3 16,818 Norwich 873,606 99.4 108,440 South Norfolk 75,304 100.7 14,694 Districts in the county of Northamptonshire: Corby 60,119 102.2 11,121 Daventry 44,158 101.1 45,500 East Northamptonshire 48,264 100.6 21,884 Kettering 541,829 101.3 27,369 Northampton 1,224,692 101.9 96,316 South Northamptonshire 25,643 102.2 17,517 Wellingborough 94,306 102.1 32,630 Districts in the county of Northumberland: Alnwick 42,642 100.6 5,363 Berwick-upon-Tweed 64,824 100.3 9,792 Blyth Valley 124,129 100.3 8,233 Castle Morpeth 599,796 100.5 20,593 Tynedale 398,011 101.6 12,110 Wansbeck 300,059 100.1 7,835 Districts in the county of North Yorkshire: Craven 84,585 101.2 11,588 Hambleton 293,284 101.1 20,167 Harrogate 733,755 100.9 31,884 Richmondshire 37,818 100.9 5,848 Ryedale 163,318 102.3 14,755 Scarborough 439,272 100.0 24,997 Selby 34,799 101.0 23,524 York 897,052 100.6 33,206 Districts in the county of Nottinghamshire: Ashfield 400,934 100.1 13,809 Bassetlaw 390,444 100.9 14,842 Broxtowe 40,782 99.5 21,494 Gedling 95,014 100.6 22,635 Mansfield 286,511 100.6 23,186 Newark and Sherwood 214,649 100.9 28,080 Nottingham 3,330,108 100.5 130,859 Rushcliffe 47,169 100.7 34,711 Districts in the county of Oxfordshire: Cherwell 281,256 100.3 39,828 Oxford 3,368,175 100.2 138,885 South Oxfordshire 637,892 100.8 60,436 Vale of White Horse 120,919 101.6 48,627 West Oxfordshire 116,714 101.4 33,831 Districts in the county of Shropshire: Bridgnorth 38,090 99.6 8,395 North Shropshire 38,602 100.3 10,587 Oswestry 138,327 101.5 9,272 Shrewsbury and Atcham 594,167 100.8 37,749 South Shropshire 48,281 100.9 5,387 The Wrekin 442,900 102.3 42,552 Districts in the county of Somerset: Mendip 163,038 101.4 21,019 Sedgemoor 75,252 102.1 39,053 South Somerset 398,107 101.7 45,814 Taunton Deane 423,039 102.1 40,054 West Somerset 37,924 100.9 6,408 Districts in the county of Staffordshire: Cannock Chase 25,940 100.6 21,317 East Staffordshire 371,385 100.3 30,837 Lichfield 227,317 100.8 21,679 Newcastle-under-Lyme 120,126 101.1 28,551 South Staffordshire 30,108 100.7 19,914 Stafford 738,287 100.8 32,100 Staffordshire Moorlands 280,429 100.7 17,280 Stoke-on-Trent 1,159,968 99.5 41,256 Tamworth 88,741 101.8 18,154 Districts in the county of Suffolk: Babergh 77,407 101.4 18,325 Forest Heath 96,249 101.8 13,226 Ipswich 870,067 100.2 54,832 Mid Suffolk 125,804 101.6 13,370 St. Edmundsbury 588,664 100.9 28,628 Suffolk Coastal 153,320 102.2 28,531 Waveney 124,329 101.1 22,976 Districts in the county of Surrey: Elmbridge 122,135 100.1 44,776 Epsom and Ewell 1,294,854 101.4 44,806 Guildford 662,067 99.8 51,826 Mole Valley 95,664 101.3 27,243 Reigate and Banstead 725,857 102.1 41,135 Runnymede 734,972 101.2 42,461 Spelthorne 352,719 101.5 100,013 Surrey Heath 425,939 102.2 29,764 Tandridge 228,420 100.3 13,827 Waverley 381,077 100.9 25,685 Woking 153,485 100.3 81,247 Districts in the county of Warwickshire: North Warwickshire 26,572 100.2 10,327 Nuneaton and Bedworth 337,064 100.6 32,950 Rugby 150,791 101.6 30,464 Stratford-on-Avon 116,456 101.1 29,974 Warwick 543,076 101.3 44,479 Districts in the county of West Sussex: Adur 453,415 100.3 14,098 Arun 113,132 100.8 37,066 Chichester 524,926 100.5 11,800 Crawley 783,576 102.0 129,702 Horsham 152,794 101.8 15,084 Mid Sussex 467,589 101.3 48,211 Worthing 437,674 100.5 40,322 Districts in the county of Wiltshire: Kennet 315,658 100.7 10,313 North Wiltshire 277,957 101.2 21,192 Salisbury 645,271 100.6 23,864 Thamesdown 971,846 101.9 131,482 West Wiltshire 154,226 100.4 24,542 Councils of Inner London Boroughs Camden 5,365,927 100.2 585,172 Greenwich 1,009,145 99.8 61,377 Hackney 944,772 101.7 114,725 Hammersmith and Fulham 3,420,143 101.5 109,003 Islington 1,063,502 101.2 273,615 Kensington and Chelsea 485,779 100.0 928 Lambeth 3,088,375 99.6 117,876 Lewisham 710,509 99.7 45,097 Southwark 2,459,626 101.7 360,778 Tower Hamlets 1,524,394 101.7 342,748 Wandsworth 2,099,959 101.6 30,147 Westminster 3,329,306 100.2 489,657 Councils of Outer London Boroughs Barking and Dagenham 515,542 99.8 89,012 Barnet 1,961,007 100.1 133,834 Bexley 636,874 99.7 51,584 Brent 2,273,711 100.0 77,745 Bromley 622,342 99.9 63,927 Croydon 1,097,935 99.7 117,012 Ealing 1,404,384 100.4 217,561 Enfield 1,364,649 99.8 99,255 Haringey 519,645 99.4 49,340 Harrow 367,609 99.5 117,304 Havering 922,548 100.4 86,981 Hillingdon 1,143,852 99.9 197,311 Hounslow 1,844,733 100.6 284,999 Kingston upon Thames 695,335 100.7 56,698 Merton 235,841 99.7 78,885 Newham 801,394 99.4 52,826 Redbridge 649,744 100.0 67,176 Richmond upon Thames 267,967 100.5 57,318 Sutton 1,184,945 99.8 80,289 Waltham Forest 733,357 100.0 56,695 The Common Council of the City of London 766,911 100.1 2,202,443 The Council of the Isles of Scilly 6,755 100.4 355 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Signature
Michael Heseltine
Secretary of State for the Environment
6th December 1990
Explanatory note
(This note is not part of the Regulations)
Under Part II of Schedule 8 to the Local Government Finance Act 1988, charging authorities are required to pay amounts (called non-domestic rating contributions) to the Secretary of State. Provisional amounts are paid during the financial year, final calculations and payments being made after the year ends. These Regulations amend the rules for the calculation of payments contained in the Non-Domestic Rating Contributions (England) Regulations 1989 (“the 1989 Regulations”).
Minor changes are made to the rules for the final calculation of a non-domestic rating contribution set out in Schedule 1 to the 1989 Regulations, including fresh provision for a deduction to be made where authorities have entered into agreements to defer recovery of non-domestic rates. New figures are substituted for financial years beginning on or after 1st April 1991 to replace those set out in Part II of Schedule 1 (cost factors).
A new Schedule 2 to the 1989 Regulations is substituted for the existing Schedule. The Schedule sets out the assumptions which are to be made when calculating the provisional amount of a non-domestic rating contribution. Changes made take account of local government boundary changes, and require certain assumptions to be made when an area ceases to be an enterprise zone and in relation to the cessation on 1st April 1991 of Crown exemption from rating for certain health service bodies.