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Do I need Building Regulation Consent to change the use of a property? | |
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A Building Regulation application would be required in the following circumstances: | |
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a) | the building is to be used as a dwelling, where previously it was not; |
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b) | the building contains a flat, where previously it did not; |
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c) | the building is used as an hotel or boarding house, where previously it was not; |
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d) | the building is used as an institution, where previously it was not; |
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e) | the building is used as a public building, where previously it was not; |
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f) | the building is not a building described in Classes I to VI in Schedule 2, where previously it was; |
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g) | the building, which contains at least one dwelling, contains a greater or lesser number of dwellings than it did previously; |
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h) | the building contains a room for residential purposes, where previously it did not; |
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i) | the building, which contains at least one room for residential purposes, contains a greater or lesser number of such rooms than it did previously; or |
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j) | the building is used as a shop, where previously it was not. |
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NOTE: This page relates to requirements for change of use under the Building Regulations. You are advised to contact the Customer Information Team for advice in respect of Planning Permission. |
Page last updated on: 18/03/2009