No, the two are separate. You can complete a development enquiry form to establish whether you require planning permission and/or Building Regulations.
This is an official document issued when a satisfactory final inspection has been made by a Building Control Officer.
Keep the certificate in a safe place as you will need it when you sell your property to prove work was carried out to the satisfaction of the Building Control Department of the council.
What if work has been carried out on my property without a Building
Regulations application being submitted?
Work carried out without an application submitted is classed as illegal
until a Regularisation application is made. This can be issued on all
works, as far back as 1985, and will provide the applicant with a formal
certificate that can be produced if the property is sold. Contact the
Building Control team for more information.
Yes, as from the April 1 2002 replacement windows are now classed as building works. There are two ways you can comply with this:
It always difficult establishing how people will use the space in their home. For your guidance the council requires an application to be submitted if any of the following are included in the scope of the work:
Yes, providing the work is for the benefit of a registered disabled person there is generally no fee charged.
In most circumstances it will be possible to view the plans. However, copyright laws generally prevent copies being made without the author's permission.
No, the application is not classed as a public record.