Please find below the CIL process for standard applications.
Note that large developments may require additional information such as Accommodation Schedules, phasing plans.
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 Process  | 
Further information | 
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 Form 1 - Additional Information  | 
To be submitted with planning application (validation requirement) If Permitted Development Form 5 will need to be submitted | 
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 Form 2 - Assumption of Liability  | 
 To be submitted for all Liable cases and must be received before any commencement (Signature required if claiming any Exemption or Reliefs)  | 
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 Eligible for Exemption of Relief This must be submitted and approved prior to commencement  | 
 If Exemption or Relief is being claimed, then signatures will be required on the relevant form Form 7: Self-Build New Dwelling Form 8: Self-Build Annex Form 9: Self-Build Extension Form 10: Charity/Affordable Housing  | 
| When permission is granted, a Liability Notice will be issued calculating the CIL charge | This will be registered on the Local Land Charges Register. | 
| If an exemption is applied after the original Liability Notice is issued or the calculation of CIL is amended, a revised Liability Notice will be issued | |
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 Form 6 - Commencement Notice  | 
This must be submitted at least 24 hours before the commencement date on site stated | 
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 Demand Notice (the invoice)  | 
Will be raised shortly after the commencement date in accordance with the published instalment policy | 
| Affordable Housing/Charity Relief | 7 Year Clawback date applied triggered by the commencement date | 
| Self-Build Extension Exemption | Notification of the completion date required so the CIL can be discharged as a local land charge | 
| Self-Build Annex Exemption | 3 Year Clawback date will be applied triggered by the commencement date | 
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 Self-Build New Dwelling  | 
Form 7 part 2 must be submitted within 6 months of the official completion date with supporting evidence | 
| For all Exemptions and Reliefs | The clawback dates will be monitored for the 7 or 3 years as required to monitor for a disqualifying event |