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Welcome Lots of things to consider, 1) Is everything on your land ? 2) What is the interface between the Contestable and Non Contestable ? do they have to be done at the same time/within. 3) Cost for any traffic management ? 4) new build connection ? VAT free ? Our contestable element was £20k [100m trench up a road, ducting back fill and cable pulling, TM road closure] and was too small job for the Independent Connection Providers to be bothered with. So we just went with the DNO for both contestable and non-contestable.

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Welcome to forum, the form shows "and" and you wrote "or".

We have light grey quartz. Even Pentel N450 permanent marker can be removed with and Not the best combination but saved me getting a[nother] rollicking from SHMBO, last weekend. [disclaimer :- test on a discreet section first ]

Got 4 of these. At the original price.

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When are they finishing it.

Looks good - a couple of comments, probably reflecting others. The "Dog shower" may restrict location of sockets in the "utility" as it may now become a "bathroom". Not enough Ensuites for the size of house. Rename the "Walk in wardrobe" to "dressing room" [unless the window is a route of escape] if you have a door to it, as it may be construed as a "room in a room", plant room, cine room, boot room may be construed the same, but may not as it is open plan. There is a almost a line of sight from the kitchen to the downstairs, should you forget to close the door when you turn your bike around Not enough Ensuites for the size of house. Think as if you were going to sell it ? what others would require. Also don't just think of your needs now, but in the near future [ie in 4 / 5 years time when it will be complete, and of course even later [you may curse that single up stair and down stair into the cinema room.

There is a Connectivity Plan example in appendix B You need to try to get to one of the exclusions by following the logic.:- c. The following applies: • At least two suitable providers of public electronic communications networks have declined to provide a connection free of charge or at a cost not exceeding the cost cap, or have failed to respond to requests within 30 working day. If you ask BC for advise what they need as they will be signing it off. An extra ducting never goes amiss.

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Update Got a letter today, saying the'd recevied our claim, and the will try to deal with it in 6 weeks, and of successful issue the refund within 4 weeks.

Neighbours or Council could say you have damaged the road surface and worse case make you resurface.

Looks like they've made a start with the dropped kerb. Definitely need a condition report and loads of photos of that road surface before starting.

One thing to check is who owns the land in the visibility splays, if it is neighbour they could make it difficult for you in the future.

What did the outline planning permission consider? Have any reserved matters been decided after the Outline Planning? Have you spoken to the Agent?

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Does the flooring have underlay, if so the compression of the flooring element will probably greater than the OSB. You mention PAX wardrobes ? They have two adjustable feet at the front, there may be some play in those to take up slack. We had oak flooring, with underlay, on top of Egger flooring board, our wardrobe fitter removed oak flooring for the support so it would not "sag" later. These were not PAX, but on legs like kitchen cabinets and then a plinth section that could be scribed in to final size.

If you find out please let me know. But we maybe going to KBB and Elica are there so if we do I will find out from the rep. With minor spillages the Elica seems evaporate them in the filter, for major spillages there is a sump and a sump plug you can access from the draw below [assuming you haven't blocked up access fully].

We have the Elica Switch recirculating, and its great. If you haven't decided yet and you are close enough to Birmingham, a day at KBB show is worth it. kbb Birmingham | Europe's Leading KBB Event Ensure you lock up your wallet, there is a lot of high end stuff there, as well as the middle and lower ranges.

As do/did Buildbase/whatever they call it now.

We had one installed when we built. To date its main use has been to pre-heat the hose pipe to give flexibility before unravelling, and subsequently before winding up. And to heat the Air intake pipe on the Insignia in minus 3 so I could change the MAF Sensor.

Further reading:- [ARCHIVED CONTENT] (nationalarchives.gov.uk) Section 7 Legionella species: A potential problem associated with rain water harvesting systems? - Judith A. Taylor, Rory McLoughlin, John Sandford, Ruth Bevan, David Aldred, 2021 (sagepub.com) "While there are a number of parameters and variations of this study which are yet to be explored, current data suggest that the risk of infection from RWH-fed toilets is very low but could be further improved with regular RWH tank maintenance"

You're over thinking this. BCO probably wont even consider this, ours didn't even look at the tank. With difference in risk of legionella between your tank in the loft and a fish tank full of fish sitting in a living room? If you are concerned about being WRAS compliant, buy a proprietary system that is WRAS compliant [regarding the potable element], ours is from Rainwater Harvesting. It fills from the tank when there is water in the tank, and from potable water when there is none. it automatically recycles every three days when it is not used. There is an Air break between the Potable water and Rainwater.

Our rainwater header tank is a cold loft. But think about it logically there are millions of open water tanks in "cold lofts" that are around/above 20 degrees for months on end in the summer months. Potable water is less than 1mg/l, less than a teaspoon in 7500l