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Answering them wil help us learn more about the Local listed building consent orders consideration, determine if a data standard is required and whether we know enough to move on to the next stage.

  • What is the 'Local listed building consent orders' consideration?

    Local Listed Building Consent Orders allow a Local Planning Authority (LPA) to grant listed building consent for an extended period for works of any description for the alteration or extension of groups of listed buildings in all or part of their area, or buildings of a particular description in their area. This is a pro-active and blanket grant of consent, which means that owners of those listed buildings will not have to make individual applications, but will be able to proceed with the works, subject to any conditions that may be attached to the Order.

  • Is there legislation that defines 'Local listed building consent orders'?

    Yes

    • What is the legislation that defines 'Local listed building consent orders'?

      Section 60 of the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013

    • What is the specific part of the legislation that describes how a 'Local listed building consent orders' gets designated?

    • What is the specific part of the legislation that requires the publication of 'Local listed building consent orders'?

  • Who, in law, is responsible for the planning consideration or makes decisions about 'Local listed building consent orders'?

  • Which organisations do we think should publish the data?

    • Local authorities

  • Is the Local listed building consent orders a trigger?

    Yes

    • What needs to be done because Local listed building consent orders has acted as the trigger?

      A local listed building consent order allows a LPA to grant listed building consent for an extended period for works of any description for the alteration or extension of groups of listed buildings in all or part of their area, or buildings of a particular description in their area. This is a pro-active and blanket grant of consent, which means that owners of those listed buildings will not have to make individual applications, but will be able to proceed with the works, subject to any conditions that may be attached to the Order.

  • Is the Local listed building consent orders something to consult during plan making?

    No

  • Is there any Local listed building consent orders data already available?

  • Do we think the data should come from a single source?

    No

  • Will a data standard be required?

    Yes