Hello,
I was wondering if anyone had come across examples where a plot of
land has separate planning permissions but linked to one original
dwelling and then CIL liability as a result.
The background is as follows
- original parcel of land with a single house. Planning permission
granted to extend and renovate the dwelling all completed. A Demand
Notice issued for £0. 3x other separate planning permissions granted
to build new houses including self-build relief on the rest of the
land. 4 houses now exist across 4 permissions.
- My client is looking to purchase the original house that
was extended and renovated, but the local search has picked up 1) a
Demand Notice of £0 for one of the 3x other permissions for the houses
on the land, and 2) non-completion of the self-build relief across all 3x.
The client is keen to complete but i'm interested to see how the
local Council would approach. Would the Council hold the new purchaser
of the original house responsible for any CIL liability, or as the CIL
relates to the 3x 'other' planning permissions, would it be clear
enough that she couldn't be liable?
Hopefully that makes sense. A bit complicated so happy to provide
more information
thank you
