Planning and the Heritage: Policy and procedures

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ISBN: 9780419210405 | 0419210407
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 10/15/1995

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This is a clear guide to heritage legislation in the UK. It is set out in plain, non-legal language and will guide the planner, developer, architect or conservationist through the legislation, explaining the policy and procedures which govern the protection of historic buildings as well as providing clear explanations of the issues involved, including listing, planning appeals and grants.

Preface
Why conserve? The rise of the heritage
The beginnings
The first legislation
Recording the heritage
Between the wars
The Second World War
The 1974 Act: the first survey of historic buildings
Conservation in the 'age of the bulldozer'
Heritage comes of age
Legal developments 1968-74
Legal developments 1968-74
Environment and conservation
European Architectural Heritage Year
Conservation after EAHY
The national resurvey of historic buildings
The foundations of English heritage
Developments since 1986
The main players
The Department of the Environment
The Department of National Heritage
English heritage
Arrangements in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
The Royal Commissions on Historical Monuments
Local athorities
The voluntary bodies
Listed buildings
What can be listed? The criteria for listing
Grading
How buildings are listed
Building preservation notices
The Secretary of State's decision
Action after the list is signed
Appeals against listing
Certificates of immunity from listing
Delisting
Conclusion
Listed building control
Introduction
Planning and listed building control
Procedure for obtaining listed building consent
Criteria for granting consent
Problems with consent
Conditions
Appeals
Demolition: the statistics
Prosecution and enforcements
Purchase notices and compensation
Applications by local authorities
The position of the churches
The Crown and the Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission
Conclusion
Conservation areas
Definition
Designation
General principles following designation
Article 4 directions and conservation areas
Control of demolition in conservation areas
Advertisement of application in conservation areas
Trees in conservation areas
Advertisements in conservation areas
Public participation: conservation area advisory committees
Conclusion
Ancient monuments
Definitions
How monuments are chosen
The mechanics of scheduling
Acquisition and guardianship
Repairs
descheduling
Scheduled monument consent
Areas of archaeological importance
Metal detectors
Crown lannd
Listing and scheduling
Enhancing the heritage
Repairs notices
Grants and loans
Tax incentives
New uses for old buildings
The future of the heritage
The criteria for listing
List of addresses
Bibliography
Index
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