Cabinet approved the Northwold-Cazenove Conservation Area on 15th September 2010. It takes in most of the Ward
Cabinet’s decision was taken following an assessment carried out by Dr Anne Robey. It’s worth a read. It traces the history of the area from late Saxon times to the present. It’s full of maps and photographs
Link Northwold-Cazenove Conservation Area – Report
There are a number of rules that apply to building work in a Conservation Area. These cover:
- Planning permission
- Windows and doors
- Roof-lights and dormer roof extensions
- Ground-floor extensions
- Gardens
- Demolition, satellite dishes and solar panels
If you alter your property, you must apply for Conservation Area Consent at the same time as making the regular Planning Application.
Trees
All trees in a Conservation Area are protected. If you want to prune or remove a tree, you must get permission. You can get advice initially from the Tree Officer, Nick Jacobs before you fill in the Application Form. Have a look at our section titled Trees for more detailed information.
Link Tree Management