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Credits Pembrokeshire Coast National Park © Crown copyright July 2010 E7450910 86 Planning Policy Wales Edition 3 - July 2010 - Chapter 6 Conserving the Historic Environment
6.1 Objectives 6.1.1 It is important that the historic environment 1 2 3 4 5 - encompassing archaeology and ancient monuments 6 , listed buildings 7 , conservation areas and historic parks, gardens and landscapes - is protected. The Assembly Government’s objectives in this field are to: • preserve or enhance the historic environment, recognising its contribution to economic vitality and culture, civic pride and the quality of life, and its importance as a resource for future generations; and specifically to • protect archaeological remains, which are a finite and non-renewable resource, part of the historical and cultural identity of Wales, and valuable both for their own sake and for their role in education, leisure and the economy, particularly tourism; • ensure that the character of historic buildings is safeguarded from alterations, extensions or demolition that would compromise a building’s special architectural and historic interest; and to • ensure that conservation areas are protected or enhanced, while at the same time remaining alive and prosperous, avoiding unnecessarily detailed controls over businesses and householders. 6.1.2 Local planning authorities have an important role in securing the conservation of the historic environment while ensuring that it accommodates and remains responsive to present day needs. This is a key aspect of local authorities’ wider sustainable development responsibilities which should be taken into account in both the formulation of planning policies and the exercise of development control functions. 6.2 Working with others 6.2.1 Local planning authorities must work with Government and other agencies having particular responsibilities and powers in respect of the conservation of the historic environment. The Assembly Government’s historic environment division, Cadw, has responsibility for protecting, conserving and promoting an appreciation of the historic environment of Wales. The Assembly Government has a duty to compile lists of buildings of special architectural or historic interest. Listing ensures that the special interest of these buildings is recognised and that works which would affect them are brought within statutory control. It may schedule ancient monuments considered to be of national importance and has responsibilities for determining applications for consent to works affecting scheduled monuments. The Assembly Government also has to be notified by local authorities of certain applications for listed building consent, so that it can consider whether the application should be called in for its determination. Applications by local planning authorities for works in their area affecting listed buildings and the demolition of buildings in conservation areas are determined by the Welsh Ministers 8 . 87 Planning Policy Wales Edition 3 - July 2010 - Chapter 6 Conserving the Historic Environment
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7 Supporting the Economy 7.1 Object
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