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26 May 2013

When can I start to build?

Question

When can I start to build?

Answer

Not before you have obtained planning permission, if it is necessary. View information on planning.

48 hours after depositing all the information and charge necessary for a Building Notice application

You should avoid commencement of works until plans deposited under the Full Plans procedure have been approved.

If you choose to start works before a Full Plans application is approved, formal notices must be given and the work you do is done at your own risk until plans are approved.

Work which is exempt from control may be commenced once you have obtained any necessary planning consent.

This advice relates solely to Building Control Opens in a new window matters and you should consult the planning pages of the website or the planning portal Opens in a new window website for advice on planning matters.

 

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