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Legal Terms - building preservation notice
A local planning authority issues a notice designating a building as a "listed building" if it is considered suitable for preservation and at risk of being demolished or altered. This notice places temporary control over the building, requiring any works to the building to get listed building consent. If any works are conducted without obtaining such consent, the local planning authority has the authority to initiate enforcement measures or pursue legal action. The notice is issued for a duration of up to six months, awaiting a decision regarding the permanent listing of the building by the Secretary of State.
A local planning authority issues a notice designating a building as a "listed building" if it is considered suitable for preservation and at risk of being demolished or altered. This notice places temporary control over the building, requiring any works to the building to get listed building consent. If any works are conducted without obtaining such consent, the local planning authority has the authority to initiate enforcement measures or pursue legal action. The notice is issued for a duration of up to six months, awaiting a decision regarding the permanent listing of the building by the Secretary of State.
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