The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) process
Contents
- The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) process
- Stage 1: Planning application and CIL additional information requirement form (applicant)
- Stage 2: Assumption of liability form (applicant) and acknowledgement (council)
- Stage 3: Applying for exemption of relief (applicant), acknowledgement and determining relief (council)
- Stage 4: Issue of liability notice (council)
- Stage 5: Notification to Land Charges to apply the charge to the land (council)
- Stage 6: Commencement notice (applicant) and acknowledgement (council)
- Stage 7: Issue of demand notice (council)
- Stage 8: Payment of CIL (applicant) and acknowledgement of receipt (council)
- Stage 9: Notification to land charges (council)
- Stage 10: Notification of any disqualifying event for exemption or relief (applicant)
- Stage 11: Removal of charge from land charge register at end of claw back period (council)
Stage 10: Notification of any disqualifying event for exemption or relief (applicant)
Where relief has been granted and then a disqualifying event occurs you must notify us in writing, giving 14 days advance notice. Failure to do so will incur a penalty surcharge.
We will then issue a Liability Notice and a Demand Notice for payment.
If you fail to notify of us of a disqualifying event, we will give the relevant person(s) 28 days’ notice before taking action.
Last updated 07 July 2023