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Dangerous Buildings and Structures

 

The Building Control team will visit a site upon notification of a dangerous structure and will give advice and guidance as to procedures to make safe for the public.

 

A dangerous building or structure can be anything on or about a building or structure that may be a danger to members of the public.

 

These can include:

  • Loose or falling roof tiles,
  • Walls or fences that are in danger of collapse,
  • Unstable chimneys,
  • Buildings that have become unstable because of their age, storm damage, fire damage, or vehicle impact,
  • Buildings that have become dangerous due to negligent actions of builders or other persons carrying out alteration works

The powers the Council uses are contained in The Building Act (1984), specifically:

  • Section 77 Dangerous Buildings, and,
  • Section 78 Dangerous Buildings - Emergency measures.

Reporting a Dangerous Building or Structure

If you need to report a dangerous building or structure, you should contact the Council's Building Control team.

 

Contacts

 

Telephone:

Building Control - 023 9244 6015

 

Email:

planning.development@havant.gov.uk

 

Address:

Havant Borough Council,

Civic Offices,

Civic Centre Road,

Havant,

PO9 2AX

 

Customer Services Reception on the ground floor of the Civic Offices, is open Monday to Friday 9 am - 5 pm.

 

 

Link to Planning and Development home page

 

Link to Building Control home page

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