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May bank holiday services

Find out about changes to our services over the bank holiday on Monday 4 May.

There will be no rubbish or recycling collections on Monday 4 May, so collections will happen a day later than usual for that week. 

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Community Infrastructure Levy process guide

If CIL applies to your development, there are several things you must do before you start any work. This step-by-step guide will show you how. 

  1. Stage 1. Tell us who is going to pay
  2. Stage 2. How much you need to pay
  3. Stage 3. Apply for relief or an exemption
  1. Stage 4. Before you start work
  2. Stage 5. Demand notice for payment

Stage 5: Demand notice for payment

When your commencement notice is received, a demand notice for payment will be sent those who have assumed liability to pay.

The demand notice explains:

  • date you must pay the CIL by (usually 60 days from the date of commencement)
  • amount due in each instalment, if instalments apply
  • date each instalment must be paid by, if instalments apply.

Find out how to pay the Community Infrastructure Levy

 
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