Making a Listed Building Consent application

Applying for Listed Building Consent

There are two ways of applying for listed building consent.

You can either make an application for both The following document is in PDF format and will open in a new window. You will need Adobe Reader to view it. This can be obtained by clicking the 'Get Adobe Reader' link at the bottom of the page. planning permission and listed building (55.1KB) (link opens in a new window) consent on one application form or simply apply for The following document is in PDF format and will open in a new window. You will need Adobe Reader to view it. This can be obtained by clicking the 'Get Adobe Reader' link at the bottom of the page. listed building consent (512KB) (link opens in a new window)  There is no fee for submitting a listed building consent application.

How do we deal with your application?

Information on how all aspects of your application are dealt with can be found in the Planning Control and Conservation Service Charter.

What if works are done without consent?

When a building is listed, it is a criminal offence to carry out works that affect its architectural or historic character without the approval of the District Council.  You could be liable to prosecution and/or be made to rectify what you have done.  The maximum penalty can include unlimited fines or imprisonment.



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