The Lark Lane Conservation Area

Liverpool City Council designated the Lark Lane Conservation Area on 17th November 1976. They produced a 4-page leaflet of Guidance Notes in 1979, and this Page gives an outline of the topics covered in it. Unfortunately due to copyright held by the Graphic Design Unit of the Council I am unable to reproduce the drawings from it. If you would like more information or a copy of the original leaflet, please contact:

Liverpool City Council,

Planning & Transport Services,

Conservation Section,

Millenium House (2nd floor), *

48 / 72 Victoria Street,

Liverpool L1 6JD

Tel.: 0151 - 233 5678

* = former Liverpool Daily Post & Echo building

"A fascinating mixture of development is contained within the area, the scale of which reflects the rapid growth and wealth of Liverpool in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries."

Guidance Notes for Planning Permission Applications

New Development on Vacant Sites
Conversion of Existing Buildings
Extensions and Alterations to Existing Buildings
Brickwork
Stonework
Stucco
Windows
Dormer Windows
Roof Lights
Roofs
Chimneys
Barge Boards
Front Doors
Shop Fronts
Porticos, Porches and Conservatories
Ironwork
Railings
Gates and Gate Posts
Boundary Walls
Car Parking and Driveways
Trees
Pipework
Television Aerials
Burglar Alarms
Heating Flues
Unsympathetic Additions
Dustbins
Colour

Glossary of Terms Used in the Guidance Notes

Finance

Powers Extending Planning Control

Buildings in Need of Repair

Advice and Consultation

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Page maintained and last updated on Friday 30th June 2000 by Alan Lightfoot - any feedback please E-mail me or use this telephone number: 0151 - 280 9498