Impact Assessments are importance and significance of the asset will required for applications for need to be evaluated, defined and assessed. development or works directly affecting or within the Where relevant, heritage statements should setting of a heritage asset. be supported by photographs, phasing This includes designated heritage assets (i.e. a Listed plans, historic photographs or drawings, Building, a Conservation Area, historic maps and other relevant sources. A a Registered Park & Garden or a Scheduled Ancient structural survey may also be required in Monument) and support of any demolition works. heritage assets’ (such as local interest buildings, unregistered parks The level of information required is and gardens, unscheduled proportionate to the significance of the archaeological remains, etc). asset and the extant of the works proposed and as the scope of detail Where an application is a necessary will vary according to the notifiable application to particular circumstances of each case Historic England it is always applicants are advised to discuss advisable that a Heritage proposals with the Council before any Impact Assessment is application is made. submitted. Notifiable applications include: Development in the setting of a Grade I or II* listed building. Listed Consent Applications for Grade I or II* listed buildings. Development in conservation areas where the land in
Impact Assessments are required for applications for development or works directly affecting or within the setting of a heritage asset. This includes designated heritage assets (i.e. a Listed Building, a Conservation Area, a Registered Park & Garden or a Scheduled Ancient Monument) and heritage assets’ (such as local interest buildings, unregistered parks and gardens, unscheduled archaeological remains, etc). Where an application is a notifiable application to Historic England it is always advisable that a Heritage Impact Assessment is submitted. Notifiable applications include: Development in the setting of a Grade I or II* listed building. Listed Consent Applications for Grade I or II* listed buildings. Development in conservation areas where the land in importance and significance of the asset will need to be evaluated, defined and assessed. Where relevant, heritage statements should be supported by photographs, phasing plans, historic photographs or drawings, historic maps and other relevant sources. A structural survey may also be required in support of any demolition works. The level of information required is proportionate to the significance of the asset and the extant of the works proposed and as the scope of detail necessary will vary according to the particular circumstances of each case applicants are advised to discuss proposals with the Council before any application is made.
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