Listed Building Consent or Conservation Area Consent
Buildings which are listed as being of ‘Special Architectural or Historic Interest’ or a building within a conservation area are usually subject to more stringent planning controls. This means that you will normally require Planning Permission for all external alterations to buildings in a Conservation Area, and Listed Building Consent for alterations to any Listed Buildings. Applications for work on some listed buildings will also require the consent of the Secretary of State - allow extra time for this type of application.
The above application will either:
- affect a building ‘Listed’ for its Architectural or Historic Merit?
- affect an unlisted building in a Conservation Area?
- involve a variation of conditions(s)?
- involve a discharge of condition(s)?
You will be required to submit:
- a completed application form;
- three sets of plans detailing the works proposed.
You will be required to advertise the application and should make contact with the Development Quality Team on these procedures.
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Files for Listed Building Consent or Conservation Area Consent
Application Form for Listed Building Consent or Conservation Area Consent - Download 406.pdf (564.16 Kb)
