Many projects involving a listed building will be submitted to the local planning authority for planning and listed building consent towards the end of Stage 3. This is because listed building consent is specific to the design and detail submitted, and usually more detail is required to consider the implications of a proposal than would be the case for a new or unlisted building. More supporting documentation and explanation of alternatives considered may also be required.
This stage moves conservation work from description and analysis of what exists into coordinated technical strategies which aim ...
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