[26A Heritage partnership agreements]
Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 (1990 c 9) | Legislation

[Buildings in England: heritage partnership agreements]

[26A  Heritage partnership agreements]

[(1)     A relevant local planning authority may make an agreement under this section (a “heritage partnership agreement”) with any owner of a listed building, or a part of such a building, situated in England.

(2)     Any of the following may also be a party to a heritage partnership agreement in addition to an owner and the relevant local planning authority—

(a)     any other relevant local planning authority;

(b)     the Secretary of State;

(c)     the Commission;

(d)     any person who has an interest in the listed building;

(e)     any occupier of the listed building;

(f)     any person involved in the management of the listed building;

(g)     any other person who appears to the relevant local planning authority appropriate as having special knowledge of,

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