Building Control Fees
Temporary Development Contribution Scheme – Closing 31/12/2024
The extension period for the Temporary Development Contribution Waiver Scheme was extended to include residential development that is commenced on site before December 31st, 2024. As this date is approaching, please note the important information provided below.
*Please note that the BCMS will not be operational from December 20th, 2024, to January 1st 2025. It is therefore advised that relevant “Commencement Notices” or “7 Day Notices” must be submitted on or before December 17th, 2024, to allow adequate time for their processing (validation) as appropriate.
FAQ
The fee is €500 which is four times the fee for a Fire Safety Certificate or €11.60 per square metre of floor area, whichever is greater. This may vary depending on the works - please see the Fifth Schedule of the Building Control Regulations.
The fee is €800 per building.
The standard fee is €250 or €5.80 per square metre of floor, whichever is the greater. This is double the amount for a standard Fire Safety Certificate application.
The fee may vary depending on the work proposed and the fees are listed in the Fifth Schedule of the Building Control Regulations
Yes, the 7 Day notice must be accompanied by a valid Fire Safety Certificate application and a statutory declaration form in respect of the work proposed, but only the fee for the 7 day notice applies.
You do not have to submit separate fees for both the 7 Day Notice and the Fire Safety Certificate.
The fee is €30 per block of apartments. You do not require a separate commencement notice for each apartment.
e.g 100 apts in one block = €30
The fee is €30 per unit
There is no sq.m application fee for a Disability Access Certificate.
The Regulations provide for an exemption from fees for primary schools only with 4 mainstream teachers or less, as requested by the Department of Education and Science.