CIL Process

The table below sets out the CIL process that is involved for charging and collecting CIL. Links to the forms mentioned below can be found below the table.

CIL Process

A summary of the information / forms required by the Council (with links) are summarised below:

Table 2 CIL Forms required
Form/information	Reasons required
Planning application and permitted development
CIL additional information form	To assist the Council in calculating the chargeable amount so you are not overcharged To make sure your planning application can be considered, this form must be completed and submitted when applying
Notice of Chargeable Development	To notify the Council of a chargeable development that does not require a planning application (i.e. permitted development)
Post application
Assumption of liability Withdrawal of Assumption of Liability Transfer of Assumed Liability	To ensure that you can qualify for deferred payment, or for parties with CIL liabilities over £100,000, payment by instalment To avoid surcharges It is a prerequisite for the granting of an exemption for self-builders and social housing relief If the party who has been granted social housing relief withdraws this notice or transfers liability to another party the relief that has been granted might be cancelled
Commencement notice	Failure to follow the information on the notice (including commencing before the commencement date stated on the notice) or failure to submit one before commencement will cancel any relief/exemption claims and result in surcharges becoming due.
Relief/exemption application forms Self Build Exemption Claim Form Part 1 [283kb] Self Build Exemption Claim Form Part 2 [283kb] Self Build Residential Annex Exemption Claim Form [291kb]	To apply for the following exemptions/relief: exemption for residential extensions exemption for residential annexes exemption for self builders social housing relief exemption for charities
If you change your planning permission
Further Exemption Claim	To re-claim an exemption for a self-build dwelling, a residential annex or a residential extension when the development originally granted an exemption from CIL has, or is intended to be, altered in a way which changes the extent of the exemption previously granted.

Updated: 30 Sep 2019

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