Yes, either a Full Plans or Building Notice is required. Full structural calculations are always required for either type of application and it is strongly advised that work does not commence until these have been checked and passed by our Structural Engineers.

Probably. The main exemptions are small brick/block detached garages, porches and conservatories. Even then, each has requirements in order to be exempt. Most other alterations, extensions, etc. require permission. Again, there is a link below which explains in greater detail.

Yes, this is a structural alteration and a Full Plans or Building Notice is required. You may also be required to serve notice on an adjoining neighbour as required by Party Wall Act etc. 1996.

Note that prior to Building permit approval by Building and Safety Department you will need to get approvals from Planning and Engineering Land Development Departments. Once you've obtained approval from all Departments for the Garage Conversion then you can obtain a Residential Garage Conversion Combination Permit. Combination Permit will allow you to perform any construction work for the Garage conversion including Electrical, Plumbing and Mechanical work.

Yes, if the alterations are of a structural nature e.g. the removal or part removal of a load bearing wall, or removal of part or the whole of a chimney, or if they effect fire safety e.g. changed layouts, etc Generally, if the alteration involves the insertion of a beam or lintel or will effect the stability of the building then the alteration is a structural one.

Yes. If your conversion is for habitable accommodation then it needs to be planned professionally to ensure it conforms to building regulations. At A1 Lofts Limited we have our own architects who will produce your plans to the highest standards and specifications to ensure your loft conversion meets with current legislation.

Lofts are allowed in halls/houses; however, they must be approved prior to construction for safety reasons. An application and construction guidelines/procedures are available through the Department of Residence Life. As you plan your loft construction, it is important to note that no furniture can be removed from your room. This includes bed frames and mattresses.

If you add a bathroom, room or loft within existing space it is considered a change in use which is reassessable.

Before you can apply for housing, you must confirm your intent to enroll at CU-Boulder. Once you have confirmed, you are eligible to submit your application and receive a residence hall assignment. Priority for housing assignment is generally first-come, first-served, based on the date you submit your completed housing application. For more details about the housing process, including an online housing application, log in to ChooseCU.colorado.edu.

Lofts are permitted in all halls but Neufeld but bed frames are to be incorporated in lofts. The bed frame is 36.5" x 84". All bed parts and room furniture must remain in the room.

The most attractive benefit of the AMS franchise program is that you can operate a profitable business in your choice of building layouts, Free Standing Building and Strip Center location.. While both types are proven successful, the Free Standing building has a higher initial investment cost but generally will provide a quicker and higher rate of return on your investment.

If the loft is only to have floor boarding laid for domestic storage purposes, then it would not normally require approval. If the loft space is to be used as a room, is served by a stairway, or is provided with light/power/windows, then it may be considered to be subject to the requirements of the regulations. Yes, you may apply for a "Regularisation Certificate" if the work has been carried out since November 1985.

Generally all new work, alterations and extensions to existing buildings, certain changes of use or conversion of the roof space to provide additional room requires Building Regulations Approval. Any new electrical work or alterations to existing wiring require Building Regulations approval unless the works is carried out by a competent electrician who is registered with an approved body.

No, provided it contains no sleeping accommodation, is less than 30 square metres, it is single storey and is either more than one metre from the boundary or is constructed of non-combustible materials. A detached greenhouse or shed usually falls within this class of building.

We estimate on average about three weeks.We make sure that the team can be in your property from start to finish.

You will need a Phillips screw driver, #2 head (power screw driver/drill makes it easier and quicker).

No. The only time you would need to reregister is if you purchase a new computer, or the semester/session changes. If you sell your old computer, be sure you deregister your old system and have the new owner register in their own name. If you do not, they may continue to use your registration and you will continue to be billed for the charges. Each system is automatically de-registered at the end of each semester/session. You must reregister when you return for the next semester/session.

Application for a Building Permit can be made by the owner or lessee of a building or agent of either or by the registered design professional employed in connection with the proposed work.

Surprisingly perhaps, there are several different types of application you can make and you can pick the one you prefer. The vast majority of our applicants use either a Full Plans Application or a Building Notice and, as you would expect, there are advantages and disadavantages to both. Please click here to read these.

You can make an application by completing the Application Form and submitting it electronically, by fascimile or by mail to O'Connell Residence. Applications can be made up to 12 months in advance. Click APPLY to submit your application now.

A detached garage or any other detached buildings such as a shed or greenhouse which does not contain sleeping accommodation, is exempt if it is under 30m?, and is either situated 1m or more from the boundary or is constructed substantially of non-combustible materials.

Yes. But if you use an approved installer they will generally submit a Building Notice on your behalf as a matter of course.

No, provided the floor area is less than 30 square metres, it is substantially of clear or translucent materials and is separated from the house by an external quality door. Any glass within critical locations should be safety glass.

No, not at present. But be aware of the civil requirements of the Party Wall Act. For details please download the Explanatory Booklet from the OPDM. All drainage work in connection with a building requires an application (including the installation of a sink or toilet)

No, provided the floor area is less than 30 square metres, it is separated from the house by a door, and any glazing in critical locations are is safety glass.

No, if the repairs are of a minor nature and you are replacing like for like. This includes replacing the felt to a flat roof, repointing, replacing a small area of brickwork etc. Yes, if the repair involves the removal of a major part of a wall and rebuilding it. In the case of re-roofing if the tiles are of the same type then no approval need be sought.