Development within Jersey's conservation areas, done right.
Planning permission in Jersey's conservation areas.
Jersey's conservation areas are designated to preserve the character and appearance of historic areas. Development in conservation areas is closely scrutinised and requires planning permission for works that might be permitted development elsewhere. We handle conservation area applications and heritage statements in-house.
- Free Initial Consultation
- All In-House — No Subcontractors
- Bylaw Plus — Builder-Ready Drawings
- Jersey Only Specialists
- Structural Engineering Included
What's Included
- Conservation area assessment
- Heritage statement if required
- Planning drawings and application management
- Liaison with the Planning Department
How It Works
Conservation area assessment
We assess your property within the conservation area context and advise on what requires permission.
Application preparation
We produce planning drawings and any supporting heritage statements.
Submission and management
We submit and manage all Planning Department correspondence.
Planning Note
Conservation area designation removes certain permitted development rights. Works that do not need planning permission elsewhere in Jersey may require it in a conservation area.
Frequently Asked Questions
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