Cambridge Historic Core Appraisal

Assesses the character of the city's historic core and considers the issues affecting it
 

The Historic Core Appraisal seeks to assess the character of the historic core of the city, to consider the issues affecting this character and how we can work together to minimise any threat to the key features and enhance weaker areas.

Section 3 is a street-by-street analysis which looks in detail at all the streets and spaces in the core area.

This document has taken several years to produce and it is important that it is not considered to be a snapshot in time, but is capable of being modified and updated over time to enable it to advise decisions made in the core area for many years to come. However, because of the long timescale involved its production, there will inevitably be factual errors or omissions and we welcome notification of these.

The Environment Scrutiny Committee of the Council approved a draft version of the Historic Core Appraisal for public consultation on 27th April 2004. Representations were received and subsequent amendments considered by the Environment Scrutiny Committee on 22nd March 2005, and finally approved by the Executive Councillor on 15th August 2006.

This document will be used as a material consideration in the determination of planning and other applications.

In case of enquiry, please contact Jonathan Hurst
Tel: 01223 457200
Email: planning@cambridge.gov.uk

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The Appraisal is available in sections as PDF documents

Last updated: Tuesday, March 17, 2009