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The proposed alterations would not materially impact on the character and appearance of the building or result in any significant harm to the impact of living conditions for the amalgamated and neighbouring properties and therefore is non-material. As such the proposed non-material amendment application would comply with Section 96A of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended) and is accepted.

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Listed Building Reminder on Enforcement
Whilst these amendments are considered to be non-material, as the alterations would impact on the existing listed buildings on site you are advised that listed building consent would be required for these approved amendments. You are reminded that no work should commence on implementing this Listed Building Consent until all matters, samples, and details reserved by condition have been submitted to, and approved by, this local planning authority. It is an offence to carry out work to a Listed Building unless all such conditions have been complied with. Any proposed departure from the works specified in the approved drawings should be brought to the attention of the planning department for further consideration before the work is carried out. The Council will use its enforcement powers, including use of Breach of Condition Notices or Prosecution, to ensure compliance with conditions and prevent harm to the special historic character and historic interest of Listed Buildings. You are advised that there is currently a maximum fine of o20,000 if the offence is dealt with summarily, and if the offence is dealt with by indictment the fine is unlimited.