209 Liability: interpretation of key terms
Planning Act 2008 (2008 c 29) | Legislation

209  Liability: interpretation of key terms

(1)     In section 208 “development” means—

(a)     anything done by way of or for the purpose of the creation of a new building, or

(b)     anything done to or in respect of an existing building.

(2)     CIL regulations may provide for—

(a)     works or changes in use of a specified kind not to be treated as development;

(b)     the creation of, or anything done

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