9Making of CID proposals

9 Making of CID proposals

9 Making of CID proposals

(1) A CID proponent may make a CID proposal to the Authority for the CID.

(2) A CID proposal is a proposal to impose a levy on certain business land owners within a CID to fund specified services, activities or projects in the CID.

(3) A CID proposal must specify the following—

(a) the proposed boundaries of the CID,

(b) details about the proposed CID entity for the CID, and if not currently incorporated, details about when the proposed CID entity will be incorporated,

(c) details about the proposed levy to fund the services, activities or projects in the CID proposal,

(d) information about how the proposed levy is to be calculated,

Note—

A levy must not be calculated by reference to the production, manufacture, sale, distribution or consumption of goods—see section 22(2).

(e) the businesses, or classes of businesses, if any, proposed to be levy exempt,

(f) whether there is to be a levy-free threshold amount and, if so, the gross land value amount of the threshold,

(g) details about the expected budget of the proposed CID entity,

(h) information about proposed or possible services, activities or projects that could be undertaken in the CID by the CID entity,

(i) a list of the persons who are likely to be entitled to vote in the CID proposal ballot required under Division 2, prepared to the best of the CID proponent’s knowledge, information and belief.

(4) A CID proposal may specify the services, activities or projects proposed to be undertaken in the CID including the following—

(a) events, marketing and promotions services and activities to activate and revitalise places,

(b) safety and security services, cleaning services and environmental and amenity improvements,

(c) data analysis and market research,

(d) activities and projects to improve access, mobility and connectivity within a CID,