Community Infrastructure Levy Guidance

Information about the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL).

CIL and Permitted Development

In cases where you are exercising permitted development rights you may still be liable to pay CIL. For example: a prior approval application for the conversion of offices to flats; or, where the development is more than 100 square metres of net additional area.

To confirm whether your proposal is CIL liable it is still advisable that you complete the Additional Information Requirement Form and submit this to the Council.

If you intend to commence development then you must submit Form 5: Notice of Chargeable Development to the Council before you commence development, unless the development in question is less than 100 square metres of net additional floorspace.