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The CIL process - Stage 6 – demand notice

  1. Stage 1 - CIL information
  2. Stage 2 – assume liability
  3. Stage 3 – CIL liability notice
  4. Stage 4 – exemption or relief
  5. Stage 5 – commencement
  1. Stage 6 – demand notice
  2. Stage 7 – CIL payment
  3. Stage 8 – land charges
  4. Stage 9 – disqualifying events

Stage 6: Demand Notice

When we have received the CIL Commencement Notice, we will issue a Demand Notice and invoice to the person(s) who have assumed liability to pay CIL. The notice will set out the date that CIL must be paid by. In most cases, you will have at least 90 days to pay from the date of commencement. Where instalments apply, the Demand Notice and the invoice will set out the amount due in each instalment and the date it must be paid by.

A new Instalment Policy came into effect on 1 June 2024. This applies to all relevant development where the Council has received a commencement notice and agreed that the commencement date will be from 1 June 2024. In all other cases, the 2023 Instalment Policy continues to apply.

 

2024 CIL Instalment Policy

2023 CIL Instalment Policy

Where an Assumption of Liability Notice or a CIL Commencement Notice is not received, and work starts, we will withdraw the right to pay by instalments and payment will be due in full and immediately.

If payment is not made by the due date, we will impose penalty surcharges and interest. Payment of CIL is enforceable through the planning process and the courts.

Further details on our Instalments Policy can be found in the Instalments Policy section.

 

 

 

Last Updated on Monday, September 30, 2024