The Council has proposed that all chargeable developments within its administrative area will be subject to flat rates which will apply across the County.
The proposed rate for residential developments is £100 per square metre and for distribution developments the rate is set at £10 per sq m.
The Council said that the residential rates were based on the findings in its viability study relating to potential rates for small village schemes and village housing schemes. It said that these types of smaller schemes were representative of the majority of development expected within the County.
For supermarkets, retail warehouses and hotels, the Council has proposed that all such developments should be subject to a rate of £150 per sq m.
The Council said that its viability study had found that viability for commercial schemes did not change geographically across Rutland. It said it had set the rates by taking account of adopted rates in comparable areas, including Newark and Sherwood District, and of Planning Minister Nick Boles' advice that councils should start with modest rates given the current conditions in the development sector.
The consultation will be open until 18 June. The Council said it expects to adopt CIL in June next year.
