5 Praed Street, Paddington, London W2 1NJ LON/00BK/BSA/2024/0602
[1]The Respondent shall remedy the relevant defects at the Building summarised in the attached Schedule of Defects (‘the Schedule of Defects) by the time specified in paragraph 2 below.[2]The Respondent shall comply with paragraph 1 above by completing the works by no later than 31 October 2026.[3]The parties have permission to apply in relation to paragraphs 1 and 2 and the Schedule of Defects. In particular, the Respondent has permission to apply:(a) To be permitted to undertake different Works to those specified by this Order, if it is revealed by investigation and analysis by a suitably qualified consultant that reasonable alternative works will remedy the relevant defects; and(b) To extend time for compliance with this Order.[4]Any such application must be made using the Tribunal’s form Order1. The application must be supported by detailed evidence explaining the reason for the application, and a proposed draft order setting out the variation sought. Permission is given hereby (without the need to apply further) for the parties to rely on relevant expert evidence in support of their respective positions in the application. The application must also identify a realistic time estimate for the hearing of the application.[5]The Respondent must:(a) notify the Tribunal and the Applicant that it has complied with this Order,(b) provide a copy of (i) the completion certificate obtained in accordance with paragraph 6 below, and (ii) the FRAEW and EWS1 obtained in accordance with paragraph 7 below within one month of the certified date of practical completion of the Works.[6]The Respondent must obtain a completion certificate issued under Regulation 44 of the Builder (Higher-risk Buildings Procedures) (England) Regulations 2023 (or such other Building Control approval as is appropriate at the time of completion of the Works)[7]The Respondent must carry out the Works and remedy the specified Relevant Defects in compliance with the Building Regulations applicable at the time the remedial work is carried out, so that the Relevant Defects no longer exist and such that a post-Works Fire Risk Appraisal of External Walls (FRAEW) pursuant to PAS9980:2022 should not prevent a satisfactory Form EWS1:External Wall Fire Review (EWS1) from being issued. The Respondent shall obtain a FRAEW and EWS1 which meet these requirements.[8]By section 123(7) of the BSA22, this Order is enforceable with the permission of the County Court in the same way as if it were an Order of that Court. Tribunal Judge: Nikki Carr Date: 12 December 2024 Schedule of Defects 1 Combustible cladding and/or insulation (including External Category 3 ACM) 2 Missing and/or defective cavity barriers (including around door/window openings) 3 Firestopping (including around ventilation ductwork penetrations and the internal apartment walls and floors) 4 Fire doors (including fire resistance, seals and strips) 5 Fire detection systems (including AOV) 6 Non fire-resisting glazing around external escape 7 Absence of dry riser 8 No wayfinding signage 9 No secure premises information box Schedule of Works 1 Undertake intrusive survey within the apartments and common parts including in particular in respect of ductwork, penetrations/fire-stopping and compartmentation 2 Undertake a FRAEW using PAS9980 methodology in respect of all wall types at the Building 3 Undertake a fire door survey for apartment and common area doors, to include both fire resistance and stopping 4 Instruct competent person(s) to carry out works of remediation to resolve:(a) the defects identified in the Schedule of Defects, and(b) any further defects identified in the surveys/reports identified in 1, 2 and 3 above 5 The Respondent must carry out the Works and remedy the Defects in compliance with the Building Regulations applicable at the time the remedial work is carried out, so that the relevant defects no longer exist. 6 Make good any damage to the Building caused by or as a result of the Works