Get the free Conservation Area Consent Form

This form allows applicants to seek consent for the demolition of buildings located in conservation areas, as regulated by Scottish planning laws. It includes guidance for the application process,

How to fill out conservation area consent form

How to fill out Conservation Area Consent Form

1. Obtain the Conservation Area Consent Form from your local planning authority's website or office.
2. Read the guidance notes provided with the form carefully to understand the requirements.
3. Fill in your personal details, including your name, address, and contact information.
4. Provide details about the property and the specific works you propose to undertake.
5. Include a clear description of the proposed works and why they are necessary.
6. If applicable, provide photographs or plans of the property and the surrounding area.
7. Confirm if any additional documentation or supporting materials are needed.
8. Review the completed form for accuracy and completeness.
9. Submit the form to your local planning authority, either online or by post, and pay any required fee.

Who needs Conservation Area Consent Form?

1. Anyone who plans to carry out works affecting the character or appearance of a property located in a conservation area.
2. Property owners and developers who wish to demolish or alter buildings within designated conservation areas.
3. Individuals or organizations undertaking landscaping or boundary changes in a conservation area.

People Also Ask about

What needs permission in a conservation area?

Demolition. Planning permission is required to demolish an unlisted building (115 cubic metres in volume or more) completely or substantially within a conservation area, prior to the work being carried out.

Do you need conservation area consent for windows?

Generally, if you live in a single occupancy house in a conservation area you will not need to apply for planning permission to change your windows, unless the property is covered by an Article 4 Direction. If you live in a flat or above a shop, you will need planning permission to change your windows.

How do I make a conservation area somewhere?

Conservation Areas can be created where a local planning authority identifies an area of special architectural or historic interest, which deserves careful management to protect that character.

What is conservation area consent?

An application for conservation area consent should be used for proposals which involve demolition of any unlisted building or structure in a conservation area, unless regulations state that this requirement does not apply .

Is conservation area consent required for windows?

Generally, if you live in a single occupancy house in a conservation area you will not need to apply for planning permission to change your windows, unless the property is covered by an Article 4 Direction. If you live in a flat or above a shop, you will need planning permission to change your windows.

Do I need permission for a window?

Do you need planning permission for windows? (Updated for 2023) If you're simply replacing windows in a similar style and size used on the build of the house, you DON'T need to apply for planning permission. If you want to add new windows then in some cases you DO need planning permission.

Can you have aluminium windows in a conservation area?

On non-visible elevations (usually the rear of the building) we encourage the same, but will sometimes permit the use of a non-traditional material (such as uPVC or aluminium) provided the overall type of the window (its design, the glazing and opening pattern) are similar to the original.

What is the designated area of conservation?

What is a protected area? In Ireland, protected areas are designated under European and domestic law. European law requires the establishment of protected areas under the Habitats and Birds Directive. These are called Special Areas of Conservation (Habitats Directive) and Special Protected Areas (Birds Directive).

For pdfFiller’s FAQs

What is Conservation Area Consent Form?

The Conservation Area Consent Form is a document required for proposed works in a designated conservation area, ensuring that any alterations or demolitions are in line with the conservation objectives.

Who is required to file Conservation Area Consent Form?

Anyone proposing to carry out work that affects the character of a conservation area, including property owners, developers, and architects, is required to file this form.

How to fill out Conservation Area Consent Form?

The form typically requires detailed information about the proposed works, including plans, elevations, and a description of materials to be used. It should be filled out clearly and submitted to the local planning authority for review.

What is the purpose of Conservation Area Consent Form?

The purpose of the Conservation Area Consent Form is to protect the historic and architectural significance of conservation areas by regulating changes and development that could negatively impact their character.

What information must be reported on Conservation Area Consent Form?

The form must report details such as the nature of the proposed works, site plans, photographs of the current state, materials proposed for use, and any relevant historical information regarding the property.