HARROGATE CIVIC SOCIETY LAUNCHES DESIGN AWARDSThe best of Harrogate's architecture is to be celebrated in a
new design award. Harrogate Civic Society
is seeking nominations for the 2009 Design Awards which will
recognise good, innovative and sustainable architecture,
conservation and landscaping within Harrogate town
centre.
The five categories are: New build
(residential); New build (non-residential);
Alterations; Conservation;
Landscaping
Application forms are available from Harrogate Civic Society at www.harrogatecivicsociety.org (once on-site, click on the 'events' button). Application packs are also available from Stuart Holland on (01423) 541069. To be eligible for entry into the award scheme, a project must be within 5km of Harrogate War Memorial and have been completed between 1 June 2006 and 30 June 2009. The closing date for entries is 10 July 2009. Harrogate Civic Society is a voluntary independent
organisation that exists to enhance the character and amenities of
the town while protecting and preserving all the best of the
past.
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As well as promoting good design in new development and redevelopment the Council is also concerned that Harrogate District's rich and varied heritage is conserved and protected. The Conservation & Design Team has prepared Supplementary Planning Guidance on many aspects of urban and rural design and it administers grants to further help conserve the District's built and natural heritage. In addition, it has published many documents which catalogue the District's heritage and explain the statutory protection which it enjoys. These also contain a wealth of architectural and historic information which locals, historical societies and potential visitors alike may find interesting. Listed buildings and buildings (& trees) within Conservation Areas enjoy additional protection in planning terms. Please see our Planning Application Forms page to get a 'Listed Buildings Consent Form', 'Conservation Area Consent Form' or 'Notice of Intent to Carry Out Tree Work Within A Conservation Area'. |
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