Back to March 14th 2017 – phase 2
Lea from Acer Ecology kindly passed on some photos to us which she took whilst supervising tile removal as per our bat licence requirements
Lea’s photo showing Steve sorting tiles taken 14.3.17 for bat licence
Lea’s photo showing Luke removing tiles taken 14.3.17
Lea’s picture of work on the house when she came with her colleague to supervise removal of tiles in accordance with the bat licence taken 14.3.17
Tile removal today, on both sides of the house and middle parts, supervised by the bat licenced ecologists as we have a potential for bats. On an earlier survey we were told we must have a bat licence as transitionary bats were spotted. No bats or evidence of bats was found. Electrician also at work today in the roof space, sorting out wiring, a major task.
tile removal today under the supervision of the bat licenced ecologists
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rotten-wooden-beam-removed
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left-side-of-house-17-1-17 protected from weather until canopy goes on
left-side-of-roof – Lots of cluster flies found under the tiles, already found hundreds in the attic. No bats found or evidence of bats
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wiring-by-electrician-to-be-sorted-out-many-wires-are-now-defunct
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Building Control Officer visited today to check on progress.
Also Bat licenced Ecologist came in the afternoon to supervise the removal of tiles from existing utility room roof and small bedroom roof as required by the bat licence.
Tiles removed over the utility room, picture taken from scaffolding
Tiles removed from roof over small bedroom, this will be a new bathroom, picture taken from scaffolding
Another view over utility room roof where tiles have been removed under supervision of bat ecologist
Up on Scaffolding – Tiles all removed from old existing roof over utility room and small bedroom
View to main roof over existing master bedroom, this will be the new lounge
View to garden from scaffolding above new kitchen
View to back garden from scaffolding over new kitchen
View from scaffolding
New Fascia board partly in place over position for patio doors
Progress on the new step area from patio
Breach of Bat Licence
This is an extract of the email we were sent: I would like to take this opportunity to remind you that any breach of licence is considered to be a breach of the legislation, and we have a duty to act upon such cases, as this was reported timely and works have now halted to allow for the ecologist to be present, in this case please consider this a warning.
Should any further breaches occur we will have no option but to refer this matter to the police for investigation.
Therefore no work has been carried out, but can now continue once we have been supervised during tile removal.
Work today on the retaining wall
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