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Locally Listed Buildings
Locally Listed Buildings
If a building within the Borough does not meet the
criteria for English Heritage it can still be considered by the
Council for the 'Local List'.
Placing buildings on the Local List draws
attention to their local importance. Owners will be
encouraged to retain buildings on the local list, because their
loss and their setting would be detrimental to the appearance,
character and townscape quality of the Borough. The local list
is covered by Policy 175.LB of the Local Plan for use
when determining planning applications. The policy states:
"Development which would have a detrimental impact on a building of
local importance or its setting will not be permitted."
However, even if on this list, the buildings
may be demolished without consent if they are not
in residential use.
The Borough's local list can be
viewed using the links below. Recent additions to
this list are:
- The entrance block and two receiving blocks at Moorgreen
Hospital, West End
- Eastleigh Railway Works, Campbell Road, Eastleigh – Offices,
gatehouse and canteen block
Request that a Building be Added to the Local List
Anyone can apply to have a building added to
the list. It would help if requests for
listing include:
- The address of the building
- The reasons why you believe it should be listed
- Clear, original, external and internal photographs
- The name and contact details of the owner
The Head of Regeneration and Planning Policy, the Architectural
Design and Conservation Officer and the Design Team Manager will
assess your request. Please send your request for listing to
Tim JS
Dyer (Architectural Design and Conservation Officer)
What Sort of Buildings are on the Local
List?
To be included on the list the building should be substantially
unaltered and maintain the majority of its original features. It
also has to satisfy one or more of the following:
- Architectural / vernacular significance – be a good example of
a particular local building type, craftsmanship, architectural
quality, style or detailing.
- Historical significance – display physical evidence of periods
of local economic, technical or social significance, well known
local people or historic events
- Be outside a designated conservation area.
The Role of the Local Authority
Eastleigh Borough Council will:
- Publish a description of buildings included on the local
list
- Make information on properties that have been requested for
listing available to the public
- Publish requests for listing on the Council’s website
- Send information to adjacent properties
- Attach a notification that a request for listing has been made
to the on-line planning application file (where a relevant planning
application has been lodged)
- Publish the result of the request for listing and the
conclusions on the Council’s website.
Latest Updates
Recent Requests
Hound Parish Council has asked us to consider
the following to the local list:
- The Library (former school building) Station Road Netley SO31
5DT
- K6 telephone kiosk at Netley Station, Station
Road, Netley
- K6 telephone kiosk at Portsmouth Road/Pound Road junction,
Bursledon
Downloads
Internal Links
On the online map, click on 'Planning' as
a category and tick the 'Local List ' box in the select map
layers option. Use the information tool to read the
listing for the properties.
Contacts
Tim JS
Dyer (Architectural Design and Conservation Officer)
Regeneration and Planning Policy Unit, Eastleigh Borough Council,
Civic offices, Leigh Road, Eastleigh Hants, SO50 9YN
Telephone 023 8068 8247
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