Institute and the Law Society. Developers were represented by the British Property Federation and owners of listed buildings included the Country Land and Business Association, Historic Houses Association, Canal and River Trust, and Network Rail. Local authorities accounted for nearly half of the consultation responses. 1.5 Summary of quantifiable responses: % Yes No Do not know 1 Do you agree that the duration of a Listed Building Heritage Partnership Agreement 70 29 1 should be left to the discretion of individual local planning authorities? 2 Do you agree that local planning authorities should only consult English Heritage on the 55 43 2 proposed grant of listed building consent included in draft Listed Building Heritage Partnership Agreements where they cover Grade I and II* listed buildings? 3 Do you agree that local planning authorities should only be required to specifically notify known owners of the listed building who are 63 30 7 not party to the draft Agreement of the proposed listed building consent, with any further notification being left at the local authority’s discretion? 5 Do you agree that local planning authorities should only consult English Heritage on draft 58 38 4 Local Listed Building Consent Orders where they cover Grade I and II* listed buildings? 6 Should local planning authorities only be required to notify known owners of listed 65 31 4 buildings of the draft Local Listed Building Consent Order? The need for any further notification would be at the local authority’s discretion? 7 Do you agree that the duration of a Local Listed Building Consent Order should be left to 65 32 3 the discretion of individual local planning authorities? 9 It is proposed that Certificates of Lawfulness of Proposed Works should be determined by the 49 44 7 local planning authority within six weeks. Do you agree?
Institute and the Law Society. Developers were represented by the British Property Federation and owners of listed buildings included the Country Land and Business Association, Historic Houses Association, Canal and River Trust, and Network Rail. Local authorities accounted for nearly half of the consultation responses. 1.5 Summary of quantifiable responses: % Yes No Do not know 1 Do you agree that the duration of a Listed Building Heritage Partnership Agreement should be left to the discretion of individual local planning authorities? 70 29 1 2 Do you agree that local planning authorities should only consult English Heritage on the proposed grant of listed building consent included in draft Listed Building Heritage Partnership Agreements where they cover Grade I and II* listed buildings? 55 43 2 3 Do you agree that local planning authorities should only be required to specifically notify known owners of the listed building who are not party to the draft Agreement of the proposed listed building consent, with any further notification being left at the local authority’s discretion? 63 30 7 5 Do you agree that local planning authorities should only consult English Heritage on draft Local Listed Building Consent Orders where they cover Grade I and II* listed buildings? 58 38 4 6 Should local planning authorities only be required to notify known owners of listed buildings of the draft Local Listed Building Consent Order? The need for any further notification would be at the local authority’s discretion? 65 31 4 7 Do you agree that the duration of a Local Listed Building Consent Order should be left to the discretion of individual local planning authorities? 65 32 3 9 It is proposed that Certificates of Lawfulness of Proposed Works should be determined by the local planning authority within six weeks. Do you agree? 49 44 7
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