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The most obvious way to avoid paying CIL is not to commence development or to delay commencement. However, you may need to commence development sooner than you might otherwise like to, for example to prevent a planning permission from expiring.
Is CIL payable on garages? Garages that are an integral part of planning applications for new houses count as \u201cresidential floorspace\u201d and are liable for CIL whether integral to the new house design or detached.
The Community Infrastructure Levy (the 'levy') is a charge which can be levied by local authorities on new development in their area. It is an important tool for local authorities to use to help them deliver the infrastructure needed to support development in their area.
The most obvious way to avoid paying CIL is not to commence development or to delay commencement. However, you may need to commence development sooner than you might otherwise like to, for example to prevent a planning permission from expiring.
The most obvious way to avoid paying CIL is not to commence development or to delay commencement. However, you may need to commence development sooner than you might otherwise like to, for example to prevent a planning permission from expiring.

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How will the new infrastructure levy be charged? The levy will be charged as a percentage of the gross development value of a scheme, above a minimum threshold and charged when it is sold, in the case of new buildings.
A development is liable for CIL if it: creates a new dwelling of any size; or. creates over 100sqm of gross internal floorspace (new build), before making deductions for existing floorspace that is to be demolished; and. involves buildings into which people normally go.
`Self Build' for the purposes of CIL exemption is defined as all homes built or commissioned by individuals or groups of individuals for their own use, either by building the home on their own or working with builders.
Development proposals owned by charities are exempt from CIL if they meet certain criteria. The owner of a material interest in the land is exempt if they are a charitable institution and the chargeable development will be used, wholly or mainly, for charitable purposes.
Can I negotiate or appeal a CIL charge? CIL is not negotiable and is payable at the rate set out within the Charging Schedule. You may only appeal against the miscalculation of the charge. How will the levy be spent?

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