Local requirements

The Council requests the following supporting information with a Listed Building Consent application. This is the minimum requirement to be included in your supporting document to enable us to validate your application. If enough information is not provided within your supporting document, it is likely to cause delays to the consideration process.

Document type	Is it required for my application?	What information is required?
Detailed Plans and Drawings Scale 1:20, 1:5 or 1:1.	Applications for listed building consent where it is proposed to alter or replace existing features, or insert new features, including doors, windows, chimneys, shopfronts, signage, panelling, fireplaces, plaster mouldings or other details. Applications for Listed Building Consent where it is proposed to alter, replace or insert new external doors, windows, chimneys, signage and/or shopfronts, and such works would directly or indirectly affect a designated or non-designated heritage asset.	Design and detailing of new or replacement features; and proposed materials and finishes. For example, full joinery details should show the construction of the new windows / doors. These should include elevations at metric scale of 1:5, horizontal and vertical sections at a scale 1:5, and glazing bar profiles/ sections at a scale of 1:1. All drawings must include a title, drawing number, confirmation of the scale, and a scale bar.
Elevations – Existing Scale 1:50 or 1:100	Where development extends floor space. Where alterations and/or extensions to an existing building(s) are proposed. When a new dwelling or building is proposed. Where any development is proposed below ground level. Where structures are to be demolished that form part of the proposal.	Every elevation of the building e.g. front, rear and side(s) and state the direction in which each elevation faces e.g. rear (south). Position and size of all windows and doors. Any buildings, walls or features to be demolished. All drawings must include a title, drawing number, confirmation of the scale, and a scale bar.
Elevations – Proposed Scale 1:50 or 1:100	Where development extends floor space. Where alterations and/or extensions to an existing building(s) are proposed. When a new dwelling or building(s) are proposed. Where any development is proposed below ground level.	Every elevation of the building, for example front, rear and side(s) and state the direction in which each elevation faces, for example rear (south). Position and size of all windows and doors Colour and type of finishing materials to

All drawings should be supplied in a scalable format, ideally as PDF documents and not in draft format.