Regulation 11 Exemptions from specific fees
A local authority may not charge an inspection fee or a building notice fee for the inspection on any occasion of works of drainage in connection with the erection of a small domestic building.
Only one inspection fee or building notice fee may be charged by a local authority for all relevant work inspected on the same occasion and, where an inspection of any relevant work has been carried out, a local authority may not charge a fee for the inspection on any subsequent occasion of that work or other relevant work.
In paragraph (2) “relevant work” means—
in the case of the erection of a small domestic building—
the erection of that building;
the execution of works (other than works of drainage) or the installation of services or fittings in connection with the erection of that building; or
the erection, in connection with the erection of that building, of a garage or carport or both;
in the case of the erection of a building in relation to which the fees are specified in entry 1 in the Table in Schedule 2 (certain small garages and carports)—
the erection of that building; or
the execution of works or installation of services or fittings in connection with the erection of that building;
in the case of works for which the fees are specified in entries 2 and 3 in the Table in Schedule 2 (minor works), the execution of those works; or
in the case of an alteration or extension to a building in relation to which the fees are specified in entries 4 to 7 in the Table in Schedule 2 (certain domestic extensions and alterations)—
the alteration or extension of that building; or
the execution of works or installation of services or fittings in connection with that alteration or extension; or
in all other cases, work the cost of which is included in the estimate referred to in regulation 13(2) or work substantially the same as that included in the estimate.