Document Status
Current
Supplement
Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning
Series
Good Practice Advice in Planning
Abstract
Provides information on implementing historic environment policy as set down in the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and related guidance. Covers: NPPF requirements; gathering, sources and application of evidence; a positive strategy for conservation and enjoyment of the historic environment; strategic policies for conservation; identifying inappropriate development; development management policies; site allocations; planning across boundaries; cumulative impact; National Significant Infrastructure Projects; marine planning; Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL); Section 106 agreements; infrastructure delivery plans; supplementary planning documents (SPDs); Strategic Environmental Assessments (SEA)/Sustainability Appraisals (SA); and neighbourhood plans.
History
Published 25 March 2015.
Subjects
- Heritage planning
- Conservation and historic buildings
- Planning and development
Publisher History
Formerly known as English Heritage. Historic England is a public body which looks after the historic environment in England, identifying and protecting heritage. The body also provides information and guidance on the historic environment and helps the public to understand, value and care for historic places.