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Thrussington Conservation Area Character Appraisal 1. Implications of Conservation Area designation 2. Why do an Appraisal? 3. What is special about this place? 4. Questions & comments 5. What happens next? Implications of


  1. Thrussington Conservation Area Character Appraisal 1. Implications of Conservation Area designation 2. Why do an Appraisal? 3. What is special about this place? 4. Questions & comments 5. What happens next?

  2. Implications of Conservation Area designation… Conservation Areas are “designated heritage assets”, giving the Council opportunities for: • Extra controls over development • Control over demolition • Notice of works to trees • Expectation of higher quality design • Environmental enhancement schemes

  3. Why are Character Appraisals important? • Identify what it is that should be protected or enhanced • Formulate effective policies • Make sensible development control decisions and be able to defend them • Help property owners to formulate their applications • Make sympathetic proposals for preservation & enhancement (including the identification of development opportunities) • Obtain funds or encourage inward investment

  4. Setting pictures

  5. Architectural details

  6. Definition of Special Interest • the use of a limited palette of materials; • the space of The Green, its associated buildings and its connection to the village as a whole; • the survival of a high level of historic fabric and details; • the variety of buildings within the village; • the ability to clearly read and understand the history and development of the village in the architecture, form, layout and use of the village today.

  7. Proposed Boundary Extensions • Converted barns, Ratcliffe Road

  8. Proposed Boundary Extensions • The street and associated verges, Ratcliffe Road

  9. Proposed Boundary Extensions • The land to the rear of 9 Seagrave Road to 1 Old Gate Road

  10. Questions and Comments…

  11. What Next? • This public meeting forms part of the consultation period • You can send comments until Friday 1 st February • Then we will refine the Appraisal and prepare the report for the Borough Council’s Cabinet • The Cabinet meet to consider and adopt the Appraisal on Thursday 14 th March

  12. The appraisal and this presentation are on the website: www.charnwood.gov.uk/pages/thrussington_conservation_area Please send us your comments: Email: built.heritage@charnwood.gov.uk Write: Conservation & Landscape Team Charnwood Borough Council Southfield Road, Loughborough LE11 2TN Phone: 01509 634971

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