Let local building control services set their own fees

By:

Gilmour, T

Language: English Series: Building ; 255(7676) 7 December 1990, 37Publication details: 1990Subject(s):

BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION-CONTROL

Summary: Argument for local authorities to set their own fees for building control to allow building control services to break even or to make a profit.

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Argument for local authorities to set their own fees for building control to allow building control services to break even or to make a profit.

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