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Planning permission for demolition in a conservation area checklist
How to apply for planning permission for a site in a conservation area.
To check if your proposal falls within a Conservation Area, check the Conservation web pages, the street directory or the 'City Maps' link.
- You do not need to apply for planning permission for demolition in a conservation area if the building does not exceed 115 cubic metres,
- Or to take down any wall, gate or fence which is less than 1 metre high where abutting a highway,
- Or less than 2 metres high elsewhere.
This type of application can be made as part of a joint application with Full Planning Permission or Householder Planning Permission.
1 copy of all drawings and supporting documents is required for applications not submitted electronically.
| (click for details) | Demolition only |
|---|---|
| Application Form | Yes |
| Site Location Plan | Yes |
| Block Plan | Yes |
| Existing Floor Plans | Yes |
| Existing Elevations | Yes |
| Structural Survey | (May be required) |
| Heritage Statement | Yes |
| Photographs and photo montages | (At applicants discretion) |