Environment Policy 32
Source: Isle of Man Strategic Plan 2016
Policy 32: Extensions or alterations to a Registered Building which would affect detrimentally its character as a building of special architectural or historic interest will not be permitted.
7.27.1 The best use for a Registered Building is usually the use for which the building was designed. However, it is recognised that it is often necessary to look for a new use to secure the economic future of the building. It is important therefore that any new use is appropriate and that physical alterations are sensitive to its character.
(1) Curtilage is defined in Appendix 1
888
Citations
92.3%
Approval Rate
2013
Peak Year
Douglas
Top Parish
Registered Building consent for the installation of replacement front external door - RB184 (in association with application 25/90253/GB) (retrospective)
Installation of replacement front external door - RB184 (in association with RB consent application 25/00252/CON) (retrospective)
Installation of replacement windows and door - RB 218 (in association with 25/00298/CON)
Registered Building Consent for installation of replacement windows and door - RB 218 (in association with 25/90297/GB)
Additional use of residential dwelling as tourist accommodation (Class 3.6)
Replacement of existing mortar cap to Clock Tower Belfry with lead roof (in association with RB consent application 25/00161/CON)
Registered building consent for the replacement of the existing mortar cap to Clock Tower Belfry with lead roof (in association with application 25/90160/GB)
Installation of replacement timber windows and doors (in association with 25/00055/CON)
Registered Building consent for the installation of replacement windows and doors (in association with 25/90032/GB)
Replacement of gutter and cornice/parapet (in association with 25/90062/GB
