Appeal against refusal by the borough council to relax or dispense with requirement B1 (means of warning and escape) of the building regulations 2000 (as amended) in respect of the proposed installation of a sprinkler system to a loft conversion

Appeals Decision Letters 45/3/172

Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, 2004
Appeal against refusal by the borough council to relax or dispense with requirement B1 (means of warning and escape) of the building regulations 2000 (as amended) in respect of the proposed installation of a sprinkler system to a loft conversion Download document

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Abstract

Appeal relating to section 39 of the Building Act 1984.

History

Date issued: 23 November 2004.

Subjects

  • Legal issues and management
  • Fire
  • Special subject areas
  • Building control, England and Wales
  • Means of escape
  • Building control

Publisher History

The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister is now known as the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG). Their publications included the Building Regulations Approved Documents, Planning Policy Guidance Notes, and technical reports and fact sheets covering a wide range of subjects within the built environment.

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