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Conservation Area Appraisals

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Local Authorities have a duty to review Conservation Areas from time to time. The preparation, publication and formal adoption of Conservation Area Appraisals forms part of this process.

Appraisals are being carried out, and in some instances reviewed, for each of the Peak District National Park's 109 Conservation Areas.

Historic England's Guidance on Conservation Area Appraisals forms the basis of the Authority's appraisals.

Appraisals identify the special qualities that make a place worthy of designation as a Conservation Area. They look at ways in which the character of a place can be preserved or enhanced and are intended to inform future changes, not to prevent them altogether.

Draft Conservation Area Appraisals will be available for public consultation prior to adoption by the Authority.

Adopted Conservation Area Appraisals

The following Conservation Area Appraisals (based on Historic England's recommended format) have been adopted by the Authority and can be viewed by following the links below:


Older format appraisals

The below Conservation Area Appraisals have also been adopted by the Authority.  They are in a range of earlier formats with some scanned copies of printed documents which have not been checked for accessibility. Please get in touch with us if you have difficulties acessing the information.

Please refer to  Conservation area designation dates (58kb) if you need to know the date of an adoption.

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