Revised Building Control arrangements in light of the Coronavirus crisis

Make a Building Regulations Application (apply for building regulations approval)

In order to make a Building Regulations application the following steps should be followed. We can now accept payment for building control applications online.

Step 1: is an application required?

Decide if an application is required (see the Building Regulations process explained).

Step 2: what type of application is required?

Decide which type of application is required and whether to use an online or postal process (see types of application explained).

Step 3: complete and submit the relevant form

Complete the relevant application form - online forms offer the option to pay securely.

When you submit the form you should include:

• Completed application form
• Plans (if required)
• Structural calculations (if required)
• Any other supporting information
• Fee:
  • If an Adur address the fee should be made payable to
    'Adur District Council'
  • If a Worthing address the fee should be made payable to
    'Worthing Borough Council'
  • See also: Building Control fees

Applications online - householders:

Make a Building Regulations Submission
- full plans = domestic only
- building notice = domestic only
(online eform)

Make Regularisation application
- domestic only
(online eform)

Applications online - non-domestic / commercial:

Make a Building Regulations Submission
- non-domestic only
(online eform)

Make Regularisation application
- non-domestic only
(online eform)

Applications by post / paper:

Full Plans Application form:

• Full Plans Application form - to type into (47KB)
• Fulls Plans Application form - to hand write (140KB)

Building Notice Application form:

• Building Notice Application form - to type into (47KB)
• Building Notice Application form - to hand write (142KB)

Regularisation Application form:

• Regularisation Application form - to type into (45KB)
• Regularisation Application form - to hand write (135KB)

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