The Terms of a Heritage Consent
It is very important to understand precisely what a consent or permission for development or works actually gives permission for.
A consent or permission only allows what is expressly set out in the relevant documents; any conditions attached to the consent or permission and any legal agreements must be followed precisely. Anything outside of that may need a separate consent or permission and, without such consent, may amount to a criminal offence in some circumstances.
This section provides guidance on interpreting permissions and consents, such as planning permission and listed building consent, as well as understanding the conditions imposed.
In this section
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Interpreting Permissions and Consent
It is important to understand precisely what a planning permission, listed building or scheduled monument consent actually gives permission for.
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Conditions on a Permission or Consent
To make a proposal for works acceptable, it's often necessary for the local planning authority to impose conditions.
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Planning Obligations (Section 106 Agreements)
A developer and a local planning authority may enter into an agreement containing obligations that support the grant of planning permission or consent
