Development Affecting Conservation Areas SPD

Development Affecting Conservation Areas SPD - adopted January 2009 (pdf format)

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What are SPDs?

Supplementary Planning Documents (SPDs) are intended to expand upon policy or provide further detail to policies in adopted Development Plan Documents (DPDs). When adopted, SPDs form part of the Local Development Framework but do not have development plan status and are not subject to independent examination.


What is the Development Affecting Conservation Areas SPD?

The Development Affecting Conservation Areas SPD supports Policy CH/5 of the Development Control Policies Development Plan Document (DPD) and provides further guidance on how national policy in Planning Policy Guidance 15: Planning & the Historic Environment is interpreted in the local context. The guidance applies to new developments and works to existing buildings, as well as demolition of existing structures within conservation areas.

Latest News on the Development Affecting Conservation Areas SPD

The Council adopted the Development Affecting Conservation Areas SPD on 15 January 2009.

The adopted SPD takes account of any representations received during the six-week period of public consultation undertaken in June/July 2008. To see a summary of each representation received and the Council's response to each representation, visit: Cabinet Meeting - 15 January 2009 (This link will open in a new window).


Adoption Documents


Supporting Documents

Historic Documents

If you would like a further explanation of this SPD, or any other matter relating to the Local Development Framework, please either e-mail the Planning Policy section on ldf@scambs.gov.uk, or phone (01954) 713183.

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