There is further information and the relevant forms on the Gov. It is a legally enforceable levy which is shown as a land charge on the local land charges register. CIL does not replace Section completely. Developments will not be charged for the same items of infrastructure through both S.
The list will be updated in March and then at least annually thereafter. We will prepare annual monitoring reports to provide details of how much CIL has been received, what it has been spent on and how much is left in reserve. This report will be produced on an annual basis by 31st December for the previous financial. Part 8 of the Community Infrastructure Levy Regulations , as amended, sets the legal framework for calculating and collecting the levy.
Anyone wishing to claim relief or an exemption from the levy should make sure that they submit their claim in good time. Most forms of relief or exemption must be claimed and approved prior to the commencement of development.
When to pay and instalments CIL is due within 60 days of commencement of development. Commencement of development CIL liable parties are required to send a Commencement Notice to the council when they have commenced development.
We encourage you to submit the Assumption of Liability Form as soon as possible after receiving your planning approval. Upon receipt, we will acknowledge and issue a Liability Notice setting out the amount you need to pay upon commencement. Liability can be withdrawn at any time up to commencement. After commencement, liability can only be transferred. Multiple parties can assume liability for CIL, but must state the proportion of land which they own so the CIL charge can be shared accordingly.
If no-one assumes liability then payment will default automatically to the owners of the land. If no payment is received, payment can also default to the owners of the land. If the Council have to identify the owners of the land, then we can apply a surcharge.
If all requirements are met, payment is due within 60 days of the commencement of development, or as set out in the instalments policy. If you need to pay CIL on your development, you must notify us of the development's start date, before you start the development. Where relief is granted, applicants need to submit a commencement notice before development commences.
Procedure and the relevant forms to be filled and submitted can be found in Chapter 3: Process and forms. We use cookies which are small files downloaded to your computer, used to improve your site visit. Some cookies are required to make the site work properly and other optional cookies help improve your experience on the site.
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The responsibility to pay CIL sits with the ownership of the land on which the liable development is located. However, others parties involved in the development, such as developers, may wish to pay a proportion of the CIL.
Owners of the land, or other parties, must assume liability for the development and the CIL charge, using the assumption of liability form which can be found on the Planning Portal. The Assumption of Liability form must be submitted before you commence work on site commencement is defined below.
The Assumption of Liability form also needs to be submitted before you make any claim for relief or exemption. We would encourage you to submit the Assumption of Liability Form as soon as possible. Once we receive your assumption of liability form, we will acknowledge this and send a Liability Notice detailing the amount of CIL you need to pay.
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