Please complete the relevant declaration below and provide the supporting information:
Declaration - Mandatory Relief
I wish to be granted mandatory relief for my portion of the CIL liability.
I declare that all the below points apply:
- As indicated in Section B above, I am a person or trust established for charitable purposes only (a “charity”) or I am a trust of
which all the beneficiaries are charities or a unit trust scheme in which all the unit holders are charities; and
- I am an owner of a freehold interest in the relevant land or a leasehold interest in the relevant land of 7 years or more from the
date planning permission first permits the chargeable development; and
- I do not own this interest jointly with a party which is not a charitable institution; and
- the whole or main part of the chargeable development will be used for charitable purposes (whether of myself, or of myself and
other charities); and
- a qualifying charity will occupy or control the portion of the chargeable development used for charitable purposes; and
- I have completed an apportionment assessment to determine the extent of my CIL liability and will submit a revised
apportionment assessment where I make a material disposition of any of the relevant land prior to commencement of
development; and
I understand:
- That where mandatory CIL charitable relief cannot apply due to it constituting a State aid, and the charging authority operates
such a policy, my claim may be considered for discretionary relief under regulation 45 of the Community Infrastructure Levy
Regulations (2010) as amended;
- The meaning of a “disqualifying event” for CIL charitable relief and that where a disqualifying event occurs before or after
commencement of development I must inform the collecting authority within 14 days.
- that my claim for relief will lapse where development commences on this chargeable development prior to the collecting
authority informing me of its decision
- that my claim for relief will lapse where a commencement notice is not submitted prior to commencement of development of
the chargeable development to which this relief applies
Date (DD/MM/YYYY):
Name - Claimant:
Date (DD/MM/YYYY):
Or name - Agent:
It is an offence for a person to knowingly or recklessly supply information which is false or misleading in a material respect to a charging or
collecting authority in response to a requirement under the Community Infrastructure Regulations (2010) as amended (regulation 110, SI
2010/ 948). A person guilty of an offence under this regulation may face unlimited fines, two years imprisonment, or both.
Declaration - Discretionary Relief
I wish to be considered for discretionary relief for my portion of the CIL liability.
I declare that all the below points apply:
- As indicated in Section B above, I am a person or trust established for charitable purposes only (a “charity”) or I am a trust of
which all the beneficiaries are charities or a unit trust scheme in which all the unit holders are charities; and
- I am an owner of a freehold interest in the relevant land or a leasehold interest in the relevant land of 7 years or more from the
date of planning permission first permits the chargeable development; and
- I do not own this interest jointly with a party which is not a charitable institution; and
- the whole or the greater part of the chargeable development will be held by myself or by myself and other qualifying charities as
an investment from which the profits will be applied for charitable purposes (whether of myself, or of myself and other charities);
and
- the portion of the chargeable development held in the manner described above will not be used for ineligible trading activities;
and
- I am satisfied that I meet the criteria advertised by the charging authority for giving discretionary relief; and
- I have completed an apportionment assessment to determine the extent of my CIL liability and will submit a revised
apportionment assessment where I make a material disposition of any of the relevant land prior to commencement of
development; and
I understand:
- The meaning of a “disqualifying event” for CIL charitable relief and that where a disqualifying event occurs before or after
commencement of development I must inform the collecting authority within 14 days.
- that my claim for relief will lapse where development commences on this chargeable development prior to the collecting
authority informing me of its decision
- that my claim for relief will lapse where a commencement notice is not submitted prior to commencement of development of
the chargeable development to which this relief applies
It is an offence for a person to knowingly or recklessly supply information which is false or misleading in a material respect to a charging or
collecting authority in response to a requirement under the Community Infrastructure Regulations (2010) as amended (regulation 110, SI
2010/ 948). A person guilty of an offence under this regulation may face unlimited fines, two years imprisonment, or both.
Date (DD/MM/YYYY):
Name - Claimant:
Date (DD/MM/YYYY):
Or name - Agent:
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