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A Good Design but............

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Evenin' All,


I have been working in some holiday chalets today on a chalet park by the sea.


One chalet had a lovely new R.C.B.O. consumer unit in it. Beautifully installed. Very neat.


Another had a new split load consumer unit installed in it. Very nicely installed.


But why were they both a waste of money?


Z.

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    If they have been there long enough, and it sounds like they have, planning consent is not required anyway - even if there should have been an application when it was done, so long as there has been no contact from the enforcement authorities in that time.

    four year and ten year rules and a certificates of lawfulness  etc.


    Anything from 2011 or earlier is certainly in the clear, and quite likely anything from before 2017 if it is residential.


    Mike.
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    If they have been there long enough, and it sounds like they have, planning consent is not required anyway - even if there should have been an application when it was done, so long as there has been no contact from the enforcement authorities in that time.

    four year and ten year rules and a certificates of lawfulness  etc.


    Anything from 2011 or earlier is certainly in the clear, and quite likely anything from before 2017 if it is residential.


    Mike.
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