Welland Planning Service
Listed Buildings
You can submit an on-line application here.
If you do not wish to submit an on-line application you may download the guidance notes and application forms as a pdf document - for completion and submission by post or in person. Please note that you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view/print the pdf documents, which you can download free from Adobe.
GUIDE TO MAKING AN APPLICATION FOR LISTED BUILDING CONSENT
Information required with the application
The special character of a
listed building is often derived from the smallest of details. The Council
will not register or formally consider an application unless it contains
adequate information to a professional standard, with a quality of detail
sufficient to enable the Council to fully assess the impact of the work on
the listed building.
Checklist
The following details will be required:
a. Location Plan - at a scale of 1:1250. The site must be outlined in red and shown in relation to property nearby. (Location plans are available for use in making a planning application from the Technical Support Team but a charge is made for this service.)
b. Block or Site Plan - at a scale of 1:500 showing the building as existing, plot boundaries, curtilage structures, trees, outlined areas of demolition etc.
c. Written, detailed schedule of works: to interior as well as exterior.
d. Written justification for works: this is especially required on
applications to vary or discharge a condition attached to an existing
listed building consent, and for total or partial demolition, indicating:
i) the minimum works necessary to preserve the building
ii) the additional works necessary to carry out the proposals
iii) full structural engineers survey, appraisal of the building and indication of necessary works to
facilitate above.
e. Building plans, existing and proposed
Existing floor plans, elevations, sections
Proposed floor plans, elevations, sections
These
should be accurate at a scale of 1:50 and fully annotated to show
materials, construction methods, finishes and colours, and the
relationship to adjoining buildings. With major alterations, extensions
and demolition you should provide elevations of all sides of the building
and internal plans and elevations.
f. Detail drawings
Alterations to or proposed new small scale features
(e.g. doors, shopfronts, plaster mouldings etc.) should be indicated to a
minimum scale of 1:20, these should include elevations and vertical and
horizontal sections.
g. Photographs
It would be helpful if applications are accompanied by
photographs these are particularly appropriate in all cases involving
demolition and alterations affecting interior details.
Certificates
The Council cannot deal with your application unless you
fill in a certificate of ownership. If you are the owner of the land or
building Certificate A should be completed. Certificate B if you are not
the owner and complete the Notice under Article 6 to the owner of the land
or buildings. The Agricultural Holding Certificate should be completed in
all cases. You do not actually have to own the land or buildings concerned
to make an application, but you must fill in the appropriate certificate
and serve any notices that relate to the certificate on the owners.
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