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Conversion of not in use buildings

Sue Bellamy, modified 10 Years ago.

Conversion of not in use buildings

New Member Posts: 20 Join Date: 24/10/12 Recent Posts

I'm just putting togrther some guidance notes, so sensibly I'm looking at others to avoide wheel re-invention. I've come across something that has confused me. I'm under the belief that disused buildings (6 out of 12 months rule) are effectively treated as new build, so existing floor space would not get subtracted before calculating CIL. Therefore bringing the building back into use and extending it ought to make it liable for CIL on whole building of 125 sqm? Any clarification gratefully received.

Thanks

 

Current:

Single dwelling

– not in use but

to be retained

Proposed:

?? 35 sq m new development

?? 90 sq m original retained

CIL:

X

Justification

Not liable as under 100 sq m new

build and does not create a new

dwelling (but extends an existing

one).

NB: Original building not included in

calculation as not change of use or

to be demolished so does not need

permission.

 

Sue B

REBECCA STADDON, modified 10 Years ago.

Conversion of not in use buildings

Advocate Posts: 103 Join Date: 05/09/13 Recent Posts

Sue,

We are not charging CIL yet so I am still learning, but I think they would have to pay CIL on the whole development (125 sqm) and the developer / applicant would have to submit a Notice of Chargeable Development (Form 5).