Section 172 Charging for developmentI1
England and Wales Not yet in force
CIL regulations must provide that a charging authority may charge CIL in respect of chargeable development in its area.
In this Chapter “chargeable development” means—
anything done for the purpose of creating a new building,
anything done to or in respect of an existing building, or
any change in the use of an existing building or part of a building.
CIL regulations may provide for—
works or changes in use of a kind specified in the regulations not to be treated as chargeable development;
the creation of, or anything done to or in respect of, a structure of a kind specified in the regulations to be treated as chargeable development.
A planning authority is the charging authority for its area.
CIL regulations may provide for a county council or county borough council to be the charging authority for any part of its area for which a National Park Authority or a joint planning board is the planning authority.
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S. 172 not in force at Royal Assent, see s. 409(2)