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Have your say on North Lowestoft Conservation Area
Residents are invited to comment on a draft document which proposes additions and changes to the existing North Lowestoft Conservation Area.
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Conservation area appraisals
Regular reviews of conservation areas are known as Conservation Area Appraisals. The public is consulted, to ensure that the appraisals reflect community aspirations and not simply those of the planning authority. Once published conservation area appraisals provide the local planning authority with the basis for policies which are designed to preserve or enhance all of the aspects of character and appearance that define an area's special interest.
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Conservation Areas
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Proposed creation and expansion of Conservation Areas in Aldeburgh
Property owners and occupiers are being invited to share their views on proposals for the creation and expansion of Conservation Areas in Aldeburgh.
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Trees in conservation areas
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Conservation
Wait... Before you contact us, you might find what you're looking for on our design and conservation pages.
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Heritage
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Article 4 Directions
Guidance for living in an Article 4 Direction area To help protect the character and appearance of some of the district’s conservation areas, East Suffolk Council, as a local planning authority, has increased planning controls through the application of Article 4 Directions. A list of conservation areas where these have been applied is below. These directions make further restrictions on permitted development rights to change residential (only) properties. Planning permission is consequently required to make any change of design or material to any part of the property facing what is called a ‘relevant location’ – that is, a public thoroughfare, defined as a highway, waterway or open space.
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Proposed alterations to Conservation Areas in Southwold
East Suffolk Council is inviting people to have their say on a series of proposed changes to Conservation Areas in Southwold.
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Trees in conservation areas
Trees in conservation areas which are already protected by a Tree Preservation Order are subject to the normal TPO controls.
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