The only name you need to know in Building Control CNC Building Control brings together the Building Control departments of Borough Council of Kings Lynn & West Norfolk, Broadland District Council, Norwich City Council and South Norfolk Council into one cohesive partnership, sharing resources and expertise to provide a modern, flexible Building Control Service.

Most, if not all, alterations, extensions and new building work should comply with the Building Regulations.  We will ensure that your project does and will conform to these regulations by issuing a completion certificate when the project is finished.    The completion certificate is very important for two reasons;    Firstly, it confirms that the property/building complies with Building Regulations (failure can lead to enforcement action being undertaken).     And, secondly, it is required to be produced for a conveyancing solicitor on the sale of the property.  Failure to produce a certificate may lead a sale falling through or delays in the selling process.     CNC Building Control Governance    CNC Building Control operates as a Joint Committee under Section 101 of the Local Government Act 2001 and Section 1 of the Local Authorities (Goods and Services) Act 1970. The Joint Committee consists of one elected member from each of the partner Councils. The “Accountable” Authority is Broadland District Council, which is the legal entity for contracting purposes.   The elected members are:   Cllr Andrew Proctor (Chairman) for Broadland District Council   Cllr Alan Waters for Norwich City Council   Cllr Vivienne Spikings for Borough Council of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk   Cllr David Bills for South Norfolk Council

Useful Links & Websites   Full Plans Application Form   Building Notice Application Form   LABC website www.labc.uk.com   The Planning Portal www.planningportal.gov.uk How to find us Download a location map >     If you need Adobe Reader, you can download it here...