Reduction Commitment, Structural implications and Asbestos. Example 10: Altering the internal configuration of two classrooms to form one will require Consent. These Landlord’s additions are likely to have an impact on such items as Planning, Building Control, Structural implications, Asbestos, Electrical and Mechanical systems, Fire Risk Assessment, Accessibility Plan and School Places. roof covering replacement will require Example 11: Landlord’s Consent. These additions are likely to have an impact on such items as Building Control, Structural Implications, Asbestos and Carbon Reduction Commitment. Example 12: Installation of perimeter fencing to the boundary of a school site will require Consent. These additions Landlord’s are likely to have an impact on such items as Planning, Accessibility Plan and Emergency Access. Example 13: Replacement of classroom lighting will require Consent. These additions are likely to have an Landlord’s impact on such items as Building Control and Carbon Reduction Commitment. Example 14: Installation of a mezzanine floor to create additional floor space will require Consent. These Landlord’s additions are likely to have an impact on such items as Planning, Building Control, Structural Implications, Asbestos, Electrical and Mechanical systems, Fire Risk Assessment, Accessibility Plan and School Places. Installation of an external canopy will require Example 15: Consent. These additions are likely to have an Landlord’s impact on such items as Planning, Building Control, Structural implications, Asbestos, Electrical and Mechanical systems and Drainage. Alterations to hard landscaping will require Example 16: Consent. These additions are likely to have an Landlord’s impact on such items as Building Control, Drainage, Emergency Access and Accessibility Plan. Where all works are prohibited Please note that it is strictly prohibited to undertake any works to a building where it is within the Rectification Period, i.e. within 1 year of Practical Completion of a building project. Guidance on the application of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007 and for assessing competence of a CDM co-ordinator. CDM 2007 places legal duties on including Clients, Designers, ‘duty holders’ Contractors and workers involved in construction work. Clients a 'client' is anyone having construction or building work carried – out as part of their business. This could be an individual, partnership or company and includes property developers or management companies for domestic properties.
Reduction Commitment, Structural implications and Asbestos. Example 10: Altering the internal configuration of two classrooms to form one will require Landlord’s Consent. These additions are likely to have an impact on such items as Planning, Building Control, Structural implications, Asbestos, Electrical and Mechanical systems, Fire Risk Assessment, Accessibility Plan and School Places. Example 11: roof covering replacement will require Landlord’s Consent. These additions are likely to have an impact on such items as Building Control, Structural Implications, Asbestos and Carbon Reduction Commitment. Example 12: Installation of perimeter fencing to the boundary of a school site will require Landlord’s Consent. These additions are likely to have an impact on such items as Planning, Accessibility Plan and Emergency Access. Example 13: Replacement of classroom lighting will require Landlord’s Consent. These additions are likely to have an impact on such items as Building Control and Carbon Reduction Commitment. Example 14: Installation of a mezzanine floor to create additional floor space will require Landlord’s Consent. These additions are likely to have an impact on such items as Planning, Building Control, Structural Implications, Asbestos, Electrical and Mechanical systems, Fire Risk Assessment, Accessibility Plan and School Places. Example 15: Installation of an external canopy will require Landlord’s Consent. These additions are likely to have an impact on such items as Planning, Building Control, Structural implications, Asbestos, Electrical and Mechanical systems and Drainage. Example 16: Alterations to hard landscaping will require Landlord’s Consent. These additions are likely to have an impact on such items as Building Control, Drainage, Emergency Access and Accessibility Plan. Where all works are prohibited Please note that it is strictly prohibited to undertake any works to a building where it is within the Rectification Period, i.e. within 1 year of Practical Completion of a building project. Guidance on the application of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007 and for assessing competence of a CDM co-ordinator. CDM 2007 places legal duties on ‘duty holders’ including Clients, Designers, Contractors and workers involved in construction work. Clients – a 'client' is anyone having construction or building work carried out as part of their business. This could be an individual, partnership or company and includes property developers or management companies for domestic properties.
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