Nothing mate, just notify as normal, I must admit I've done it a few times when too busy it goes out of the mind. I done one nearly 4 months on, on my assessment it was never ever mentioned
So would I notify it as if I had done it in the required time or just put the correct date i completed it on. I might phone them and explain the situation as it was a time when my son had a series of operations to reduce a tumor and it just slipped my mind. The only reason I remembered is that I have my assess magnet on Mon.
the job is finished when YOU decide you have finished. So I would say maybe you had some unfinished paperwork. A missing warning label. A loose cover. A screw that needed tightening.
this reminds me of a conversation with a tree officer at the council once, who explained that a Tree Preservation Order can be applied to any tree,any size. Even a little sapling a few inches high.
pretty sure theres a tenuous analogy there somewhere
so just notify it. Don't worry,we notifying sparks are the laughing stock of 20,000 that just don't bother at all anyway.
So would I notify it as if I had done it in the required time or just put the correct date i completed it on. I might phone them and explain the situation as it was a time when my son had a series of operations to reduce a tumor and it just slipped my mind. The only reason I remembered is that I have my assess magnet on Mon.
what do you think happens to your pointless notification paperwork once submitted to the local building control office ?
yep , its sits in a pile of thousands of other pointless notifications in a basement where no-one has the time , resources or general arsed to bother processing them.
I'm with Elecsa - this really isn't an issue, just notify it now and forget about it... not being funny I notified a job last week that I completed last year...the client got the certificate... happy days
Hello, first post so be very gentle as I'm a virgin of sorts.
I'm also with Elecsa (but not as a virgin, i lied and told them I was experienced but only in sexual context) and in my humble opinion why worry, just change all the paper work to suit, same as assessment time, whoops should I say that? Only kidding, what's the panic just notify move on and enjoy life.
To be honest mate, the majority of jobs I notify are not notified within the time limit. Its a process I carry out whenever I can be bothered which is usually once every few months. I always give the actual date I did the work when I notify. Been doing it for years and Elecsa have never minded.
Lets face it...the whole system is a bit of an eff'ing joke anyway....Why the hell do building control need to know that I put four down lights in someones bathroom ceiling?
I suppose a point about the whole thing with notifying is that it was ill-thought out and I believe simply thrust upon councils. So theyve never really been that bothered.
and I have never heard of anything coming of some outside socket fitted somewhere that wasnt notified resulting in imprisionment and subsequent water boarding.
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