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The CIL process - Stage 8 – land charges

  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 8: Notification to Land Charges

Once we have received the CIL payment, the CIL charge will be removed from the Land Charges Register.

However, if relief has been granted then the CIL charge will remain on the Land Charges Register for 3 or 7 years, depending on whether exemption or relief has been granted, in the event a disqualifying event occurs.  The CIL charge will be removed when the time period lapses.

In the event a permission is not built out, the CIL charge will be removed from the Land Charges Register upon expiry of the planning permission.  

 

 

 

 

Last Updated on Monday, September 30, 2024