The Building Safety Levy (England) Regulations 2025
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6 “Major residential development” etc
(1) Subject to paragraphs (2) and (3), “major residential development” means development resulting in the provision of— (a) at least 10 dwellings, or (b) at least 30 bedspaces in purpose-built student accommodation. (2) If development relates to a building which, immediately before the development, contains dwellings (the “pre-development dwellings”) and after the development the building contains a different number of dwellings (the “post-development dwellings”) then, for the purposes of paragraph (1), the development only results in the provision of at least 10 dwellings if the number of post-development dwellings is at least 10 more than the number of pre-development dwellings. (3) If development relates to a building which, immediately before the development, contains bedspaces in purpose-built student accommodation (the “pre-development bedspaces”) and after the development the building contains a different number of bedspaces (the “post-development bedspaces”) then, for the purposes of paragraph (1), the development only results in the provision of at least 30 bedspaces in purpose-built student accommodation if the number of post-development bedspaces is at least 30 more than the number of pre-development bedspaces. (4) “Bedspace”, in relation to purpose-built student accommodation, means a sleeping area for one person (which may be in the same room as a bedspace for another person).
6 “Major residential development” etc
(1) Subject to paragraphs (2) and (3), “major residential development” means development resulting in the provision of— (a) at least 10 dwellings, or (b) at least 30 bedspaces in purpose-built student accommodation. (2) If development relates to a building which, immediately before the development, contains dwellings (the “pre-development dwellings”) and after the development the building contains a different number of dwellings (the “post-development dwellings”) then, for the purposes of paragraph (1), the development only results in the provision of at least 10 dwellings if the number of post-development dwellings is at least 10 more than the number of pre-development dwellings. (3) If development relates to a building which, immediately before the development, contains bedspaces in purpose-built student accommodation (the “pre-development bedspaces”) and after the development the building contains a different number of bedspaces (the “post-development bedspaces”) then, for the purposes of paragraph (1), the development only results in the provision of at least 30 bedspaces in purpose-built student accommodation if the number of post-development bedspaces is at least 30 more than the number of pre-development bedspaces. (4) “Bedspace”, in relation to purpose-built student accommodation, means a sleeping area for one person (which may be in the same room as a bedspace for another person).
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