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Assessing enabling development - best practice guidance to planning policy statement 23 'enabling development for the conservation of significant places'

Publication Year

2014

Document Status

Withdrawn

Abstract

Focuses on enabling development associated with the conservation of ‘significant places’ as defined in Policy ED1 of Planning Policy Statement 23. PPS 23 sets out planning policy for assessing proposals for Enabling Development in support of the re-use, restoration or refurbishment of heritage assets such as historic buildings, scheduled monuments, industrial heritage and historic parks, gardens and demesnes.

Document History

Superseded by revised November 2019 version.

Publisher Information

Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland

The Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland (DOENI) is now known as the Department for Communities (DfC). The Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland's role was to promote sustainable development principles, responsible land use, air and water quality, and waste management, the reduction of road traffic casualties and ensure effective local government.

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