M2 (access and use) - squash courts' access doors at a leisure centre

Appeals Decision Letters 45/3/187

Department for Communities and Local Government, 2007
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Abstract

Appeal against a borough council's refusal to relax requirement M2 of the Building Regulations 2000 in respect of the clear width of the squash court door in each glazed screen providing a 640mm clear opening rather than the specified minimum of 750mm.

History

Issued: 16 March 2007.

Subjects

  • Sports facilities
  • Accessibility
  • Building types
  • Sports/recreational facilities
  • Legal issues and management
  • Special subject areas
  • Provision for disabled people
  • Building control
  • Building control, England and Wales

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Now known as the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. The Department for Communities and Local Government is a UK Government department that works to create thriving, sustainable, vibrant communities that improve everyone's quality of life. This includes housing, improving public services, regeneration, sustainability and the prevention of anti-social behaviour. They were formerly known as the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister.

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