who must be notified of before a large constuction project can start?
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Check the internet in the search engine, keywords, england building project, planning commission.............play with the words you'll find something................\nIn the meantime, my vote would be the planning or building commission, building and safety,,,,,,,,,,,that sort of thing
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I believe you need to send them documentation before the date given in the notification letter.  (I believe they usually include a return envelope.)
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You should tell them before someone else does.
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Your final project is due when?\n\nServes you right for waiting until the last minute!
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A bit late to ask for help.  Sounds like you're asking for someone else to do the work for you.  No fair.  We all did our own projects and now it's time for you to do your part.  Get Cracking!
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All employees must report within 30 minutes of notification being sent.  The same as the employees, I have  to set a good example.
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The window where your project is located.
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Sometimes those engineering firms can take a while (I used to work at one)...follow up with a letter or email in a week or two if you don't hear anything..\n\nGood luck! Lynn
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write about those who gave help and support in accomplsing ur project.
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It's not ready yet, but it will be available after everyone is sworn in.
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it wont be approve right away
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When you get it done, can we be the first to see?
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Do you have more information on the project?
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What affects the construction are the following:\n1. Procurement.  The availability of materials needed in the construction.\n2. Construction Resources.  If you have enough skilled  workers to do the job.\n3. Weather.  If you are on the starting stage and it is always raining you can expect delay.\nRemember, Imelda Marcos has finished for her project of PICC for 77 days only.
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Right here.\n\nhttp://www.supreme.state.az.us/publicaccess/notification/default.asp
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an agreement to built the 'meaty' part of a structure
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If your house is not listed you will not need planning permission for internal alterations. However if these alterations could have a structural impact, (such as removing a load bearing wall), you will need to obtain Building Regulations approval. If you are using an architect they should take care of this for you. If not, you should contact your local council for details of how to submit a building regs request. I believe you will need to supply detailed plans so they can make their decision, so you may want to hire an architect to save you the hassle. If you get building regs approval, the council will normally send someone to inspect the work at an early stage and then again after the work has been completed. I'm not too sure what the penalties are for non-compliance, but you can expect them to require you to either revert the rooms back to how they were before, or to make the changes necessary to satisfy the regs.