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The Charge payable with a Building Notice is paid in full when the Notice is submitted. Please note either charge isnot refundable if you subsequently decide not to proceed with the work.  \nA guide to the full plans application  \nThis is normally the best choice for work that includes:-  \n• Loft conversions  \n• New buildings  \n• Major internal structural alterations  \n• Large extensions  \nThe benefits of using the Full Plans application route are:-  \n• Advice will be given on the Building Regulations at the design stage of the project. A report will normally be given within 15 working days of you making a valid application. This will advise you on what needs to be done to comply with the Regulations  \n• A formal approval will be issued once the proposals comply with the Regulations  \n• Costly delays will be avoided as builders can work to approved drawings  \nHow to submit a full plans application  \nSubmit an application on-line [at:](at: www.bcsolutions.org.uk)[ www.bcsolutions.org.uk](at: www.bcsolutions.org.uk)[ ](at: www.bcsolutions.org.uk)[Alternatively a valid application includes:](Alternatively a valid application includes:)  \n[1](1). Fill in a Building Regulation Submission Form  \n2. Submit a Plan Charge. Check our Scheme of Charges Guidance Note for details  \n3. Provide detailed drawings and specifications. One copy is required for domestic work. Otherwise two further copies are required for non-domestic work. This should include:-• A specification for the proposed work  \n• Scaled plans showing both existing and proposed floor layouts and elevations  \n• A site location plan  \n• Sectional drawings through the proposed work  \n4. Post or deliver your form, drawings and relevant charge to Building Control Solutions  \nA guide to the building notice application  \nThis is normally the best choice for work that includes: -• Simple structural alterations.  \n• Installing a bathroom  \n• Drainage alterations  \n• Re-roofing work  \n• Small domestic extensions  \n• Detached garages and outbuildings  \n• Underpinning work  \n• Installing a heating appliance and/or chimney flue  \n• Garage conversions  \n• Insertion of thermal insulation to existing cavity walls  \nPlease note  \nIt is not possible to submit a Building Notice when the building work consists of building over or close toa public sewer.  \nThis route cannot also be used for any premises which are subject to the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. The benefits of using the Building Notice application route are:-  \n• It is ideal to allow minor work to start quickly  \n• Drawings are not required when making the application, however details may be requested at a later stage  \n• When detailed drawings are provided they will be given a preliminary check for fundamental compliance with the Building Regulations  \nConstraints:  \n• When the Building Notice procedure is used the Council will not formally pass or reject plans  \n• You will not have the benefit of a clear estimate of building costs  \n• The person carrying out the work will need to be confident that the work will comply with the requirements of the Building Regulations, in order to prevent the risk of changes being required after inspection  \nHow to submit 1a building notice application  \nSubmit an application on-line [at:](at: www.bcsolutions.org.uk)[ www.bcsolutions.org.uk](at: www.bcsolutions.org.uk)[ ](at: www.bcsolutions.org.uk)[Alternatively a valid application includes:](Alternatively a valid application includes:)  \n[1](1). 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