We’ve set out a bold, community-led strategy for sustainable growth across the Borough. The Castle Point Plan will set out where new development will be allocated, how much affordable housing will be built and more up to 2043.
A charitable institution which owns a material interest in the land will get full relief from their share of the liability where the chargeable development will be used “wholly, or mainly, for charitable purposes”.
A charitable institution includes:
You'll need to:
complete the charitable and social housing relief form
A disqualifying event is where a change results in you no longer being entitled to relief or exemption.
If you have not commenced development at this time, you may submit a new application for charitable relief.
If a disqualifying event occurs you must notify us in writing within 14 days of the event. If this is not done, a surcharge will be applied in addition to the levy.
You'll be charged the full amount for CIL if within seven years of development commencing you:
It's important that you do not begin work until you submit your application for charitable relief, and you receive notice from us with a decision.
If you start any work, including digging foundations, your application for relief will be refused.
You have the right to appeal against a grant of relief to the Valuation Office Agency.