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Fees for listed building consent and other heritage applications A Government consultation proposed changes to the planning fee system (see the full CLA response, under Planning). Although the consultation itself did not propose fees for listed building consent, which has always been fee-free, a lobbying campaign mainly of local authorities has been arguing for fees to be imposed on all heritage applications from April 2011. This heritage section of the CLA response sets out the arguments against fees, which have always been opposed by the CLA (and by all heritage organisations). More importantly, it also sets out the case for fundamental reform of the listed building consent system, which as its resourcing is repeatedly cut is descending into crisis. Although the CLA remains resolutely opposed to fees under the current failing system, it says that as part of the price of a reformed system fees might be acceptable for higher-value-added or inadequate applications. |
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