PPS 6 Planning Archaeology and the Built Heritage·Page 48·C2
Process for Adding Buildings to Statutory Lists
Buildings are added to the statutory list normally through systematic resurvey or review, with the Department consulting the Historic Buildings Council and district council before listing.
Buildings are added to the statutory lists normally as a result of systematic resurvey or review of particular areas or building types. On occasion the Department may consider suggestions made by members of the public. The first survey of Northern Ireland began in 1974 and was carried out on a district council basis. A resurvey is currently underway and as well as selecting new buildings for listing is including a review of those buildings already listed. The Department is required to consult with the Historic Buildings Council and the appropriate district council before including a building on a list or amending the list.
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