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A guide to Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas
Thursday, April 17, 2008
by
Martin Sales
When it comes to Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas, the law is extensive and constantly evolving. Each case is unique and many factors can affect the outcome. We take an in-depth look at common issues that arise in these areas, the legal background and provide practical guidance.
Amongst those who will find this guide useful are those who:
- have received notification that a property they own has become listed
- are planning to develop a listed property or to purchase one in a conservation area
We also take a look at:
- why a building becomes listed and by whom
- how the listing procedure works and what you can do about it
- grey areas –the extent of what is listed is not as straightforward as you may expect
- how to apply for Listed Building Consent and why your development might be exempt
- the importance of not confusing an exemption from Listed Building Consent with an exemption from the need for Planning Permission
- what penalties apply if you breach the law and how they are enforced
- how to appeal a decision
1. how the law surrounding conservation areas work and how it might affect you
Download the guide here