Building regulations after full planning

[PSC88]

Hi

 

just hoping the forum can help shed some light on the building regs after full approval.

 

i have full planning approved and then my architect submitted building regs.

 

I was initially given a refusal on one of the discharge conditions on materials.

 

i resubmitted materials and council provided an approval on the the materials discharging the conditions.

 

Am I now good to go? Or should the council be providing some form of building control approval on the construction drawings?

 

im not using my council for building regs im using a private company.

 

im demolitions a bungalow so have submitted a demotion notice 

 

Many thanks

 

 

[Redbeard]

BC and Planning are separate, so if the amendments you made via Planning are 'material' (my use of the word, not 'Material'), and have an effect on the B.Regs elements (The cladding changes from 12.5mm cement board and render to 100mm wood-fibre and render, say) then that would have an effect on the B. Regs side of things (Part L in this case, but feasibly another Part if the cement board acted as an anti-racking board and the WF didn't) then maybe you need a discussion with your BC body, but as you say, that's a private firm, not the council. So, as far as I am aware, 

13 hours ago, PSC88 said:

should the council be providing some form of building control approval on the construction drawings

 

No, your chosen BC body will do that.

 

Note my background is all in refurb, not new-build in terms of direct dealings with BC, but I cannot see LA BC being interested in specifics of a build being 'policed' by A.N.Other BC.

Edited 5 hours ago by Redbeard

[kandgmitchell]

You have in effect contracted out of using the Local Authority building control service so they will not be issuing any documentation other than to confirm the Initial Notice from your appointed building control provider is satisfactory. That is a simple administrative process and has no reference to the design. Your chosen private company will confirm their satisfaction with building control matters, probably directly to your architect if they submitted the scheme.