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The CIL process - Stage 9 – disqualifying events

  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 9: Notification of any disqualifying event

Where relief has been granted, and then a disqualifying event occurs, you must notify the Council, in writing, giving 14 days advance notice. Failure to do so will incur a penalty surcharge.

We will then issue a Liability Notice (stage 3) and a Demand Notice (stage 6) 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 on Monday, September 30, 2024