Consultation is now closed on seven draft appraisals we have
prepared for the conservation areas of Blythburgh, Brandeston,
Cretingham, Darsham, Dennington, Huntingfield and the appraisals
will be revised in the light of all comments received.
Suffolk Coastal's Cabinet will meet on 3 July
2012 (please note revised meeting date) with a
recommendation to formally adopted the revised appraisals and any
member of the public is welcome to attend to listen to the
discussion. The report for the Cabinet meeting will be available to
view online from 25 June.
Each appraisal tries to define the character of the conservation
area by identifying the special features, including buildings,
trees and open spaces that make an important contribution to it.
Once adopted by the Council the appraisals will help guide future
changes to the conservation areas, including how planning
applications are considered, and suggest ways in which they can be
managed and improved.
The draft appraisal documents can be viewed by following
the links below:
There are no proposals in the appraisals to alter the boundaries
of the conservation areas but suggestions for doing so were
welcomed for any future boundary review.
For further information about any of the appraisals you
can contact us by email
at conservation@suffolkcoastal.gov.uk,
or by calling 01394 444616, or you can write
to:
Design and Conservation Team
Suffolk Coastal District Council,
Melton Hill,
Woodbridge IP12 1AU.