Planning and the Heritage: Policy and Procedures
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Author Description
This Is A Clear Guide To Heritage Legislation In The Uk. It Is Set Out In Plain, Non-legal Language And Will Guide The Planner, Developer, Architect Or Conservationist Through The Legislation, Explaining The Policy And Procedures Which Govern The Protection Of Historic Buildings As Well As Providing Clear Explanations Of The Issues Involved, Including Listing, Planning Appeals And Grants.
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THE THESIS
This book investigates the complex intersection of heritage legislation and urban planning within the United Kingdom. Michael Ross, an expert in the field, synthesizes dense legal frameworks into a practical manual for professionals. By focusing on the regulatory mechanisms that govern historic preservation, the author provides a structured approach to navigating the policies that dictate how historic buildings are protected, altered, or restored.
THE SCOPE MAP
What You Will Find
- Comprehensive overview of UK heritage legislation and statutory requirements.
- Practical guidance on the processes of listing historic buildings and sites.
- Detailed explanations of planning appeals and the application of conservation policies.
- Analysis of financial mechanisms, including grants and funding for heritage projects.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
Professionals in architecture and urban planning frequently cite this text as a reliable, accessible reference for navigating the complexities of UK heritage law. Experts highlight the author's ability to translate technical legal jargon into actionable procedures for developers and conservationists.
Page Count:
200
Publication Date:
2003-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203362357
ISBN-13:
9780203362358
Architecture
Conservation
Law
Reference
urban planning
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