Local Plan Heritage Impact Assessment

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£56,231

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  • Urban planning services

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

9 months ago

Description

The Council as Local Planning Authority has a statutory function to prepare a local plan. The Council requires specialist assistance to undertake Heritage Impact Assessments of potential local plan allocation sites for the emerging St Albans Local Plan.

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St Albans City & District

John Patrick

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1727819306

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