MCS NC - roofing advice please

[taffbutc]

[h=3]Double romans roof tiles kicking up - Electricians Forums[/h]www.electriciansforums.net/...solar.../36190-double-romans-roof-tiles... Take a look if that helps

 

[BruceB]

Yes, I remember that double roman thread as I commented on it at the time.

The inspector was a plumber I believe.

i was inclined to wind my neck in and just do what they want rather than be labelled 'difficult', particularly if it then caused them to look at my other double roman or antique single pantile installations! But I am thinking of flashing at the edge as Gavin suggests and then digging my heals in.

 

[TedM]

Could you get your Conservation Officer to write you a letter saying he would not want the tiles to be cut? If so then just pass a copy on to the assessor.

 

[BruceB]

Yes I could I think. However I think the planning consent, listed building consent together with the appeal decision that modified the planning and listed bulding consent to include the ...'when no longer needed...' condition are pretty clear. I am not sure that I want to raise the (pv) issue with the conservation officer unless I absolutely have to. She was helpful with the solar pv even though I had to appeal the solar thermal aspects of the application and I would not want to make her regret past decisions as we do have other projects ongoing for which she has to be kept onside.

The problem with an MCS NC is that it is all now part of a documented process for which I have to submit evidence of correction and compliance. It has gone past the 'quick chat with assessor' stage. I have 8 weeks of which 4 has now passed since the assessment. I will attempt to get satisfactory evidence back to them in time so that if not considered good enough I still have time to have another bite at the cherry.

 

[t4sltd]

I would flash one bracket, take a photo and send it to him. This should be enough to close nc.

 

[Gavin A]

I would flash one bracket, take a photo and send it to him. This should be enough to close nc.

bingo!