This consultation is now closed.
Background
Throughout Ipswich there are a large number of buildings and structures, which, whilst not on the statutory list maintained by Historic England, are of architectural and historic interest and make a significant contribution to the character and appearance of the town as a whole. Historic England identifies that when considering sites for local listing, the special interest of a building may arise from a range of criteria, such as age, rarity, aesthetic interest, group value, archaeological interest, archival interest, historic association, designed landscape interest, landmark status, social and communal value.
The Local List (Buildings of Townscape Interest) SPD was first adopted in 2013, with amendments added in 2016. Since adoption of the 2013 Local List (Buildings of Townscape Interest) SPD, the list has been reviewed every 3 years, considering the appropriateness of existing entries, removing entries where sites have been upgraded to receive statutory protection, and adding further buildings and structures worthy of inclusion.
Consultation details
The Council is now conducting an 8 week public consultation to seek comments on the proposed additions, amendments and removals from the Local List (Buildings of Townscape Interest) SPD, between 06 October 2020 until 08 December 2020.
How to comment
Please submit your comments to the Council to be received by 11.45pm on Tuesday 08th December 2020. Please submit your comments in one of the following ways:
- By email to conservationandurbandesign@ipswich.gov.uk; or
- In writing to the Conservation and Urban Design, Ipswich Borough Council, Grafton House, 15-17 Russell Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 2DE.
Any comments received will be analysed and considered.
Documents available
The draft SPD and supporting documents are available to view below:
- Draft Local List (Buildings of Townscape Interest) SPD 2020 (PDF)
- Notice of consultation (PDF)
- Consultation Statement (PDF)
- SEA Screening (PDF)
- HRA Screening (PDF)
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