How to Make a Building Regulations Application
Details of how to make a Building Regulations application, covering the different types of application that can be used.
There are several different types of Buildings Regulations application that can be made, however they are not all suitable for every situation. There are three ways in which applications can be made to the Council.
Different types of application and how to make them:-
Please note that when submitting a Building Regulations application a fee will be payable, more information on our fees can be found within our schedule of charges.
Related Documents (4)
Notification of domestic building works under the building regulations (PDF Document, 99.01 Kb)- Full plans submission form (PDF Document, 105.85 Kb)
- Building notice application form (PDF Document, 102.31 Kb)
- Regularisation application form (PDF Document, 83.26 Kb)
Frequently Asked Questions (3)
There are several different types of Buildings Regulations application that can be made, however they are not all suitable for every situation. There are three ways in which applications can be made to the Council.
Different types of application and how to make them:-
Please note that when submitting a Building Regulations application a fee will be payable, more information on our fees can be found within our schedule of charges.
The national site for Local Authority Building Control (LABC).
Promoting the design and construction of safe, accessible, environmentally efficient buildings that comply with the Building Regulations. A variety of information with regard to building control can be obtained here.
www.labc.uk.com/registereddetails
LABC Registered Details scheme details.
LABC Registered Systems are elements of a building that are constructed or installed in practically the same way on any site or project (whereas LABC Registered Solutions will vary according to site specific design requirements, LABC Registered Systems will have little variation).
The site of LABC New Home Warranties.
LABC New Home Warranty (LABC NHW) is the Local Authority Building Control's (LABC) business partner providing 10 year structural warranties and a complete range of specialist developer services to ensure you are fulfilling the building requirements for any development, as well as saving you time and money.
LABC Latent Gold (Commercial Buildings Defects Guarantee.
This is a unique collaboration between Allianz Global Corporate and Specialty, Oval Insurance Broking and LABC, to provide affordable structural defects insurance for commercial buildings up to £15 million in value.
The government gateway to planning and building regulation information throughout the United Kingdom. It provides information on plans, appeals, applications, contact details and research areas.
The Department of Communities and Local Government.
The government department responsible for building regulations and planning in England.
Home of the the Health and Safety Executive and Health and Safety Commission, otherwise known as the HSE.
If you are having construction or refurbishment work carried out, you may need to notify the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and you may have other duties as well. The HSE web site contains further information about this.
Site Lines online.
The Official online magazine for LABC.
The Considerate Constructors Scheme.
This is a voluntary Code of Considerate Practice, which is adopted by participating construction companies, and everyone involved on the construction site.
The Federation of Master Builders (FMB).
Partnered with LABC for a considerable number of years and provider of the Masterbond warranty scheme, the federation is a leading establishment representing builders across the United Kingdom.
The FMB find a builder web site contains information to home owners on choosing a reputable builder.
The FMB also provide a facility to download a free contract for you and your builder to use.
The Royal Mail address management unit, responsible for the issuing of postcodes to new address allocated by the Council
All of our application forms and our scales of charges can be found on our forms and fees page.
This page also has many other sources of information in the form of leaflets that may help you with your building project.
Last updated: Monday, 5 December 2011 3:45 pm
