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Planning policy for conserving the historic environment
Practice Area: Planning and Development
Sector: Construction
Jurisdiction: England & Wales
Published: 20 May 2010
Law Firm: Norton Rose
Overview
Following the introduction of a new national Planning Policy Statement (PPS) 5 (Planning for the Historic Environment) on 23 March 2010, developers seeking to demolish or modify heritage assets are likely to find it increasingly challenging (and costly) to obtain planning consent.
Click “View Briefing” to read more about the PPS 5 and its treatment of historic buildings.
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