| Reference | Is an application for building control approval with full plans suitable? | Regulation | Is this applicable?
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Is the building work etc., in relation to higher-risk building work? An application for building control approval with full plans cannot be granted by the local authority in such circumstances. Applications for building work to higher-risk buildings can be made here. |
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Is there any building work involved to which Part P of Schedule 1 imposes a requirement and this work does not consist of:
• the installation of a new circuit
• the replacement of a consumer unit,or
• any addition or alteration to existingcircuits in a special location
Building work to which Part P of Schedule 1 imposes a requirement and does not consist of the above does not require an application for building control approval (also refer to Schedule 4). Note also, for work that does consist of the above, this work can be carried out by a competent person described in Column 2 of Schedule 3.
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12(6A) |
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Has any part of the work described in an initial notice been carried out and the initial notice has ceased to be in force? If so, Regulation 19 of the Building (Approved Inspectors etc) Regulations 2010 (local authority powers in relation to partly completed work) applies. Compliance should be with the requirements of that regulation and an application for building control approval with full plans is not appropriate. |
12(7) |
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If the response to all the questions is ‘no’ then the giving of an application for building control approval with full plans is appropriate for the proposed work. Where the response is ‘yes’ for row 1, an application should be made to the Building Safety Regulator. Where the response is ‘yes’ to any other row, an application for building control approval with full plans is not necessary for thework. For work in relation to row 3, please contact the local authority team for your area. |
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Is additional information required |
Regulation |
Included or not applicable |
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In the case of a new dwelling either of thefollowing should be provided:
• a statement should be included informing local authority building control whether or not any optional requirement applies to the building work, and if so which,or:
• a statement that planning permission has not yet been granted for the work should be given, and that the information required above will be supplied before the end of a period of twenty-eight days beginning on the day after that permission is granted.
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13(1)(d)
14(4) |
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In the case of the erection of a dwelling, or a building that is to contain one or more dwellings, an application for building control approval with full plans shall be accompanied by:
(a) particulars of any public electroniccommunications network in relation to which a connection is to be provided
(b) if an exemption in Regulation 44ZB is proposed to be relied on, evidence insupport of the exemption
(c) if Regulation 44ZC is proposed to berelied on:
(i) evidence of the matters mentioned in Regulation 44ZC(6)(a) and (b), and
(ii) if paragraph RA1(1)(c)(i) or of Schedule 1 is also proposed to be relied on, evidence of the steps taken to establish whether,and if so where, a distribution pointfor a gigabit-capable public electroniccommunications network (as defined by Regulation 44C) is likely to be installed, in a location relevant for the purposes of paragraph RA(1)(c), within the period of 2 years beginning with the day on which the application is given.
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13(2A)
14(4) |
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