Environment Policy 32 of the Isle of Man Strategic Plan 2016
Source: Isle of Man Strategic Plan 2016
Policy 32: Extensions or alterations to a Registered Building which would affect detrimentally its character as a building of special architectural or historic interest will not be permitted.
7.27.1 The best use for a Registered Building is usually the use for which the building was designed. However, it is recognised that it is often necessary to look for a new use to secure the economic future of the building. It is important therefore that any new use is appropriate and that physical alterations are sensitive to its character.
(1) Curtilage is defined in Appendix 1
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Registered building consent to replace side elevation lounge window, two kitchen windows, roof lights on main roof, widening of internal opening, alteration to fire places and alteration to plan form at first floor level - RB 261 (in association with 23/01126/GB)
Registered building consent for alterations to external openings, installation of dormer, and internal alteration/restoration works (in association with 23/00254/GB)- RB 1
Installation of replacement windows - RB 1
Installation of replacement windows to front and side elevations (In association with PA 22/00351/CON)
Repairs to existing window and internal repairs to ceiling and roof space RB.136
Registered Building consent for the demolition of front area side wall and replace with cast iron matching railings (in association with 16/00599/GB) Registered Building Nos. 93
Installation of four face mounted antennas to existing chimneys (In association with 12/01159/CON)
