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Building Control Directorate for Sustainable Communities PO Box 7544, Civic Center, Duke Street Chelmsford, Essex, CM1 ISP 01245 606431 building. Control@Chelmsford.gov.UK www.chelmsford.gov.uk/buildingcontrolRegularisation

How to fill out regularisation of unauthorised works

How to fill out regularisation of unauthorised works

1. Gather all necessary documents and information related to the unauthorised works, such as building plans, permits, and any correspondence with relevant authorities.
2. Identify the specific unauthorised works that need to be regularised and assess their impact on the property.
3. Contact the relevant local authority or building control department to inquire about the regularisation process and requirements.
4. Submit an application for regularisation, including all required forms and supporting documents.
5. Pay any applicable fees for the regularisation process.
6. Cooperate with the local authority or building control department throughout the process, providing any additional information or documentation as requested.
7. Attend any necessary inspections or site visits as scheduled.
8. Address any identified issues or deficiencies, making the necessary modifications or improvements as directed by the local authority.
9. Obtain final approval and certification of the regularised works from the local authority.
10. Update any relevant property records and certificates to reflect the regularisation of the previously unauthorised works.

Who needs regularisation of unauthorised works?

1. Property owners who have carried out unauthorised works on their properties and want to ensure compliance with building regulations or local planning regulations.
2. Property owners who are looking to sell or lease their properties and require legal documentation and compliance with regulations.
3. Property developers who have constructed buildings or made alterations without obtaining the necessary permits and need to legalise the works.
4. Individuals or businesses who have been issued with enforcement notices or faced legal action due to unauthorised works and seek to regularise the situation.

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What is regularisation of unauthorised works?

Regularisation of unauthorised works is the process of legalising or obtaining approval for construction or renovation works that were carried out without proper permits or in violation of building codes.

Who is required to file regularisation of unauthorised works?

Property owners or individuals responsible for the unauthorised works are required to file for regularisation.

How to fill out regularisation of unauthorised works?

To fill out regularisation of unauthorised works, one must submit the necessary documentation, pay any required fees, and comply with any additional requirements set by the local authorities.

What is the purpose of regularisation of unauthorised works?

The purpose of regularisation of unauthorised works is to ensure that buildings are structurally safe, meet building standards, and comply with regulations.

What information must be reported on regularisation of unauthorised works?

Information such as the details of the unauthorised works, the reason for the unauthorised construction, any changes made to the original plans, and any remedial actions taken must be reported.