Conservation Area Statements

Aldborough Front Cover

North Norfolk District Council is undertaking a programme of Conservation Area appraisals and management proposals for its 82 Conservation Areas. The purpose of Conservation Area appraisals is to define what makes up the special character and sense of place in these areas. For each settlement, the appraisals look at topography and landscape setting, history, buildings, settlement form, important views and activities and uses, streetscape, green spaces and trees. Negative features that detract from the special qualities of the area are identified and management recommendations for protection and enhancement of the area are proposed.

As the appraisals become available, they will be added to the list of downloads below.

Community consultation
The draft stage allows you to participate in the process and have your say on what you think is important in the conservation area, and how you think it should be managed in the future. Community involvement is an essential aspect of the appraisal process and local residents and other interested parties are encouraged to comment on the draft documents. Your views are important to the council and will be taken into consideration before the final document is published.

Draft versions only:

Aldborough
Following the consultation period for Aldborough Conservation Area (12 November - 23 December 2007), the appraisal document has been revised to take account of recommendations.
Aldborough CA Final Draft 2008 (.pdf 2Mb)
Aldborough CA Draft (.pdf 2.3Mb)

Melton Constable
Following the consultation period for Melton Constable Conservation Area (26 November 2007 - 07 January 2008), the appraisal document has been revised to take account of recommendations.
Melton Constable CA Final Draft 2008 (.pdf 2Mb)
Melton Constable CA Draft (.pdf 3.2Mb)