CIRD60005 - Land Remediation Relief: Outline: Contents

This section of the guidance gives an overview of how the scheme works.

The more detailed guidance is at CIRD60050 onwards.

Although both Land Remediation Relief for land in a contaminated state and Land Remediation Relief for derelict land are intended to help bring land back into productive use, they deal with different issues.

A site does not need to be both derelict and contaminated to qualify. For this reason there are separate summaries for:

• Land Remediation Relief for land in a contaminated state; and
• Land Remediation Relief for derelict land.

You should read the summary of the treatment of arsenic, radon and Japanese knotweed with the summary of the treatment for land in a contaminated state for the period from 1 April 2009 at CIRD60015.

The following matters are covered:

1. CIRD60010

   Land Remediation Relief - Outline - Periods to 31 March 2009
2. CIRD60015

   Land Remediation Relief from 1 April 2009 - Outline - Land in a Contaminated state
3. CIRD60020

   Land Remediation Relief from 1 April 2009 - Outline - Derelict Land
4. CIRD60025

   Land Remediation Relief from 1 April 2009 - Outline - Arsenic, radon and Japanese knotweed