Sentence examples for building consent from inspiring English sources
"No application for any listed building consent was made - either before, during or after the works had been carried out.
I'm not sure if a child of five could make it alone, but at least you won't need planning permission or historic building consent for this one.
If it's a listed wreck, you will also need listed building consent, and you will be expected to use appropriate building materials.
"It would require planning permission, a listed building consent, and as [10 Downing Street is] a very important historic listed building he would have to consult Historic England".
In building consent for closer cooperation we have a responsibility to eschew the simplistic language of "moderate" and "extremist" that does so little to explain what people believe.
He said: "We hope it will deter owners of other Listed Buildings from similar actions and ensure they seek the necessary Listed Building consent before carrying out building works.
Most can help clients to obtain planning and building consents, and some will manage and monitor the builder's work through to completion - but not all are able or willing to do so.
Nationwide, building consents tumbled considerably, dropping by 4.5 percent in the wake of the aftershock.
The regional councils' role is to regulate "the natural environment with particular emphasis on resource management", while territorial authorities are responsible for sewage, water, local roads, building consents and other local matters.
Historic Scotland, the official architectural watchdog, has formally objected, arguing the development would cause "unacceptable harm" to the site and warning that it would refuse listed buildings consent, a legal requirement for the project to proceed.
It eventually evolved into something closer to breach of contract by the raped wife, whose family's honor was now compromised, before finally — and relatively recently — building on consent and the notion that a woman's body is hers to control, and that anyone violating that control is committing a crime.
