Welsh Statutory Instrument
2012
United Kingdom
The Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Wales) Regulations 2012
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- obligations
- 7
- penalties
- 2
- can imprison
- 2
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Welsh Statutory Instrument · United Kingdom · In force
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7 compliance obligations
Key facts and requirements
What this Act requires of businesses, grouped by the kind of obligation.
Risk assessment
- Submit a design and access statement with listed building consent applications s.006
Notifications
- Local planning authorities must advertise unopposed building work orders s.014
- Local planning authority must advertise listed building applications s.010
- Submit compensation claims or purchase notices in writing within deadlines s.013
- Submit ownership certificate with listed building consent applications 2 years imprisonment s.007
Other requirements
- Local authorities may charge remediation costs to land owners s.015
Reporting and filing
- Submit an appeal against listed building or conservation area decisions s.012
Enforcement and responsible bodies
The regulators that administer or enforce this legislation.
Cadw
PrimaryWelsh Government's historic environment service. Protects, conserves, and promotes historic buildings, ancient monuments, and historic landscapes in Wales.
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