Housing and Planning Act 1986
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40 Listed buildings and conservation areas.
The enactments relating to listed buildings and conservation areas are amended in accordance with Part I of Schedule 9 with respect to the following matters— (a) the treatment of free-standing objects and structures within the curtilage of a listed building; (b) the scope of the exception for urgent works to a listed building; (c) the grant of listed building consent subject to the subsequent approval of detail; (d) applications for the variation or discharge of conditions attached to listed building consent; (e) the extent of the exemption accorded to ecclesiastical buildings; (f) dangerous structure orders in respect of listed buildings; (g) the power of a local authority, the Secretary of State or the Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission for England to carry out urgent works for the preservation of a building; (h) the control of demolition in a conservation area; (i) the form of an application for listed building consent; and (j) the powers of the Secretary of State with respect to applications for listed building consent.
40 Listed buildings and conservation areas.
The enactments relating to listed buildings and conservation areas are amended in accordance with Part I of Schedule 9 with respect to the following matters— (a) the treatment of free-standing objects and structures within the curtilage of a listed building; (b) the scope of the exception for urgent works to a listed building; (c) the grant of listed building consent subject to the subsequent approval of detail; (d) applications for the variation or discharge of conditions attached to listed building consent; (e) the extent of the exemption accorded to ecclesiastical buildings; (f) dangerous structure orders in respect of listed buildings; (g) the power of a local authority, the Secretary of State or the Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission for England to carry out urgent works for the preservation of a building; (h) the control of demolition in a conservation area; (i) the form of an application for listed building consent; and (j) the powers of the Secretary of State with respect to applications for listed building consent.
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