Demolition Statement Demolition now constitutes A method statement for the demolition should development. Therefore any specify the schedule of works to include: structure/outbuilding over method of site clearance 50m3 proposed for demolition timescales within the site now forms part materials to be removed of the application and as such, measures to deal with Asbestos if full details will be required to applicable complete the validation termination of utilities and supplies process. sealing of drains measures to ensure adjoining or neighbouring properties are not affected Structural Survey Required for A structural survey must be carried out by a structural engineer or a suitably qualified Works to Listed person. The survey should demonstrate that Buildings that the building is capable of conversion without include demolition significant rebuilding/reconstruction. A Other proposals method statement should detail the works within Conservation required to carry out the conversion Areas which may including the engineer’s recommendations. include substantial demolition Where a listed building, heritage asset or building positively contributing to the character of a conservation area is proposed for demolition, a structural survey should be submitted to enable the Council to ascertain the condition of the building and whether it can reasonably be brought back into use without demolition. Additional Plans May be required depending Use – the use or uses proposed and
Demolition Statement Demolition now constitutes development. Therefore any structure/outbuilding over 50m3 proposed for demolition within the site now forms part of the application and as such, full details will be required to complete the validation process. A method statement for the demolition should specify the schedule of works to include: method of site clearance timescales materials to be removed measures to deal with Asbestos if applicable termination of utilities and supplies sealing of drains measures to ensure adjoining or neighbouring properties are not affected Structural Survey Required for Works to Listed Buildings that include demolition Other proposals within Conservation Areas which may include substantial demolition A structural survey must be carried out by a structural engineer or a suitably qualified person. The survey should demonstrate that the building is capable of conversion without significant rebuilding/reconstruction. A method statement should detail the works required to carry out the conversion including the engineer’s recommendations. Where a listed building, heritage asset or building positively contributing to the character of a conservation area is proposed for demolition, a structural survey should be submitted to enable the Council to ascertain the condition of the building and whether it can reasonably be brought back into use without demolition. Additional Plans May be required depending Use – the use or uses proposed and
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