following items. Not doing a study at the appropriate time can be a major issue for the planning application and may result in a refusal. Heritage For Householder development these are required for: The heritage statement should Statement a) Works to designated heritage assets (Listed evaluate, define and assess the Buildings, Scheduled Ancient Monuments (SAMs), importance and significance of the Historic Parks and Gardens, Scheduled Archaeological heritage asset, also explaining how Sites or sites within Conservation Areas); its setting contributes to the asset’s b) Applications for Listed Building Consent; significance. The level of information c) Development affecting, or within the curtilage required will be proportionate to the of, a listed building significance of the asset and the d) Applications proposing conversion or demolition of extent of the works proposed. non-designated heritage assets listed on the Register of Buildings of Local Value (Local List)
following items. Not doing a study at the appropriate time can be a major issue for the planning application and may result in a refusal. Heritage Statement For Householder development these are required for: a) Works to designated heritage assets (Listed Buildings, Scheduled Ancient Monuments (SAMs), Historic Parks and Gardens, Scheduled Archaeological Sites or sites within Conservation Areas); b) Applications for Listed Building Consent; c) Development affecting, or within the curtilage of, a listed building d) Applications proposing conversion or demolition of non-designated heritage assets listed on the Register of Buildings of Local Value (Local List) The heritage statement should evaluate, define and assess the importance and significance of the heritage asset, also explaining how its setting contributes to the asset’s significance. The level of information required will be proportionate to the significance of the asset and the extent of the works proposed.
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