acss511 statutory control lecture 1 17/01/12 part 1

Introductory SessionTuesday 17th January 2012

Tony Burke

ACSS511: Statutory Control 2

Peter Tubberdy

Aims Learning outcomes


Historical development Administrative framework Planning controls and the operation of the

planning system Listed buildings & conservation areas Building control: the Building Act & Building

Regulations Party wall legislation and administration


Module handbook Module material Supporting information Announcements Discussion board


Coursework ◦ Weighting 50%

Examination◦ Weighting 50%

Requirements for a pass:◦ Overall average 40%, and◦ Minimum 30% in exam


Based on a case study Report to a client Should cover three main controls:◦ Planning◦ Building Control◦ Party walls


University disposing of buildings

Acquired by Quintin Cavendish


Demolish connection between buildings


Construct new, purpose-designed extension to link buildings at ground floor level


Create studio, workshop, wholesale fashion showroom and offices on combined ground floor and basement


Construct mansard roof extensions to create additional storeys on both properties

Convert upper floors to ‘high end’ residential apartments for sale


Advise client on three main controls:◦ the statutory basis for each control◦ the various parties likely to be involved ◦ the procedures required for compliance

Specific requirements detailed in module handbook


For each of the three controls:◦ The extent to which the information provides evidence of

thorough research.◦ The accuracy, currency and completeness of the information

provided.◦ The extent to which the proposed development has been

analysed and the information in the report specifically applied. For the overall report:◦ The presentation and structure of the report; professional style;

clarity and ease of reading; spelling and grammar.◦ The extent to which all sources have been properly

acknowledged and the clarity of the referencing system adopted.


Essential that report relates directly to the proposed development

Not acceptable to produce a report containing general information about the various controls.


Planning controls only Counts for 10% of the coursework mark Digital submission only - via Blackboard Deadline 23:59 – Sunday 19th Feb. Interim mark will not be identified separately


Digital submission only - via Blackboard Deadline 23:59– Sunday 15th April.


2½ hour Based on case study Exam briefing via Blackboard


Books Construction Information Service WWW


Client Local authority Owners / occupants of adjoining buildings Residents of local area Conservation groups Local traders Any other interested parties?


acss511 statutory control lecture 1 17/01/12 part 1

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