works for the alteration or extension of a listed building in any way that would affect its character as a building of special architectural or historic interest;

works for the demolition of a listed building.

works in relation to a building which is a scheduled monument (but see section 11);

works in relation to an exempt religious building;

works for the demolition of a building closed for regular public worship, or a part of such a building, in accordance with provision made under Part 6 of the Mission and Pastoral Measure 2011 (No. 3) by a pastoral church buildings scheme or a pastoral (church buildings disposal) scheme;

works carried out by or on behalf of the Crown in the circumstances set out in paragraphs (a) to (d) of section 117(4) (emergency works).

written consent to carry them out has been granted by the planning authority in whose area the building is situated or the Welsh Ministers, and

the works are carried out in accordance with the terms of the consent (including any conditions attached to it).

works to which section 88 applies have been carried out without being authorised under subsection (1), and

the planning authority or the Welsh Ministers grant written consent for the works,

regulations made under section 105 (applications by planning authorities or the Crown),

section 106 (applications relating to urgent works on Crown land),

section 305 or 306 of the Housing Act 1985 (c. 68) (applications by local housing authorities for consent to demolish buildings in connection with acquisition of land for clearance), or

any other enactment.

enough information to identify the listed building to which it relates, including a plan,

any other plans and drawings that are necessary to describe the works to which it relates, and

any other information required by the planning authority or the Welsh Ministers (as the case may be).

the form and content of an application (which may include provision for using a form to be published or provided by the Welsh Ministers or another person);

how an application must be made.

how the works will affect the character of the listed building as a building of special architectural or historic interest, and

the form and content of a statement required under subsection (4);

other documents or materials that must be included with an application.

to give notice of the application to every person (other than the applicant) who on a date specified in the regulations is an owner of any part of the listed building to which the application relates, and

to include with the application a certificate issued by the applicant stating that any requirements of the regulations have been complied with.

the form and content of a notice or certificate (which may include provision for using a form to be published or provided by the Welsh Ministers or another person);

how notice must be given (which may include provision requiring it to be published).

the application must not be determined during a period specified in the regulations;

the planning authority or the Welsh Ministers must, in determining the application, take account of representations made during that period by any person who is an owner of any part of the listed building.

to issue a certificate containing a statement which the person knows to be false or misleading in a material respect, or

to recklessly issue a certificate containing a statement which is false or misleading in a material respect.

an owner of the freehold estate, or

a tenant under a lease granted or extended for a fixed term that has at least 7 years left to run.

it is required not to consider the application under section 90(6) or 91(3), or refuses to do so under section 93 (similar applications), or

it is required to refer the application to the Welsh Ministers under section 94.

impose requirements relating to publicity for applications for listed building consent made to planning authorities or the Welsh Ministers;

impose requirements for consultation or notification in relation to applications;

provide that an application must not be determined during a period specified in the regulations;

require planning authorities or the Welsh Ministers, in determining applications, to take account of responses from persons consulted or notified;

make provision about the time within which a planning authority or the Welsh Ministers must deal with an application.

an application made to the authority for listed building consent, and

the decision taken by the authority on the application.

a particular case, or

cases of a description specified in the direction.

the Welsh Ministers have refused a similar application for listed building consent referred to them under section 94,

the Welsh Ministers refused the similar application, in a case falling within subsection (2)(a),

the Welsh Ministers dismissed the appeal, in a case falling within subsection (2)(b), or

the planning authority most recently refused a similar application, in a case falling within subsection (2)(c).

it has notified the Welsh Ministers of the application, giving details of the works for which consent is sought, and

the first or second condition is met.

directing the authority to refer the application to them under section 94, or

notifying the authority that they need more time to consider whether to give a direction under that section.

that subsection (1) is not to apply to an application to the authority for listed building consent, or

that subsection (1) is to apply to an application to the authority despite any provision made by regulations under subsection (4) or by a direction under paragraph (a).

a particular application for listed building consent, or

applications of a description specified in the direction,

the listed building to which the application relates,

the setting of the building, and

any features of special architectural or historic interest the building possesses.

particular features of the listed building to be preserved, either as part of it or after severance from it;

any damage caused to the building by the works to be made good after the works are completed;

the building or any part of it to be reconstructed after any works are carried out, using original materials so far as practicable and making any alterations to the interior of the building specified in the conditions.

in the case of consent granted by a planning authority, require the approval of that authority;

in the case of consent granted by the Welsh Ministers, specify whether the approval required is that of the planning authority or the Welsh Ministers.

notice of the proposal to demolish the building has been given to the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales, and

a contract for works to redevelop the site has been made, and

planning permission has been granted for those redevelopment works.

consent under section 89(2) (consent for works already carried out);

consent granted by a listed building partnership agreement (see section 113).

listed building consent,

the variation or removal of conditions of listed building consent, or

approval of details of works under a condition of listed building consent.

refuses the application, or

grants the application subject to conditions or, in the case of an application for the variation or removal of conditions, grants it and imposes new conditions.

given notice to the applicant of its decision on the application, or

the period specified in regulations made by the Welsh Ministers, or

a longer period agreed in writing between the applicant and the planning authority.

a claim that the building to which the appeal relates is not of special architectural or historic interest and ought to be de-listed, or

in the case of a building subject to interim protection or temporary listing, a claim that the building should not be listed.

the form of a notice of appeal (which may include provision for using a form to be published or provided by the Welsh Ministers or another person);

information that must be included with a notice of appeal;

the way in which, and period within which, a notice of appeal must be served (which may include provision enabling the Welsh Ministers to extend the period).

in the case of an appeal under subsection (2) of section 100, the day the applicant receives notice of the decision;

in the case of an appeal under subsection (3) of that section, the end of the determination period (which has the same meaning as in that subsection).

the appeal must be treated as an appeal under section 100(2) against the refusal, and

the Welsh Ministers must give the appellant the opportunity to revise the grounds of appeal.

to proceed with the appeal as an appeal under section 100(2) against the grant of the application subject to conditions, and

to revise the grounds of the appeal.

allow or dismiss the appeal, or

reverse or vary any part of the planning authority’s decision on the application to which the appeal relates (whether or not the appeal relates to that part),

by a planning authority, or

by or on behalf of the Crown.

listed building consent,

the variation or removal of conditions of listed building consent, or

approval of details of works under a condition of listed building consent.

the listed building to which the application relates is on Crown land, and

describing the proposed works, and

stating that it proposes to make the application to the Welsh Ministers under this section.

it must give the Welsh Ministers a statement of its grounds for making the application;

the Welsh Ministers may require it to give them any further information they consider necessary to enable them to determine the application.

the planning authority in whose area the listed building is situated, and

any other person that may be specified in regulations.

Part 1 makes provision about the procedures that must be followed before an order made by a planning authority under this section takes effect (either with or without confirmation by the Welsh Ministers);

Part 2 makes provision about the procedure that must be followed before the Welsh Ministers make an order under this section.

made by a planning authority and confirmed by the Welsh Ministers, or

made by the Welsh Ministers.

any expenditure incurred by the person in carrying out works that become abortive because of the modification or revocation of the consent;

any other loss or damage suffered by the person that is directly attributable to the modification or revocation.

works carried out before the grant of the listed building consent that is modified or revoked, or

other loss or damage (other than loss or damage consisting of depreciation of the value of an interest in land) arising out of anything done or omitted to be done before the consent was granted.

the planning authority that made the order under section 107, or

if the order was made by the Welsh Ministers, the planning authority in whose area the listed building to which the order relates is situated.

on an application for listed building consent, consent is refused or is granted subject to conditions, or

an order under section 107 modifies or revokes listed building consent.

that the first set of conditions is met in relation to the building, and

that the first and second sets of conditions are met in relation to any associated land,

that the listed building and associated land in respect of which the notice is served are‍ unusable in their existing state,

in a case where listed building consent has been granted‍ subject to conditions or has been modified by the imposition of conditions, that the building and land cannot be made usable by carrying out the works to which the consent relates in accordance with the conditions, and

in any case, that the building and land cannot be made‍ usable by carrying out any other works for which listed building consent has been granted or for which the planning authority or the Welsh Ministers have undertaken to grant listed building consent.

that the use of the associated land is substantially inseparable from the use of the listed building, and

that the associated land ought to be treated, together with the building, as a single holding.

carrying out works requiring listed building consent which has not been granted and which neither a planning authority nor the Welsh Ministers have undertaken to grant, or

carrying out development for which planning permission has not been granted and for which neither a planning authority nor the Welsh Ministers have undertaken to grant permission.

the existing state of the building was caused by a breach of section 88 (requirement for works to be authorised) or of a condition subject to which listed building consent has been granted, and

the building could be made‍ usable by taking steps that are or could be required by an enforcement notice under section 123.‍

the owner has offered to dispose of the interest to the appropriate Crown authority for a price that is equal to (and if not agreed, is to be determined in the same way as) the compensation that would be payable for the interest if it were acquired in pursuance of a purchase notice, and

the appropriate Crown authority has refused the offer.

forms part of the Crown Estate,

belongs to His Majesty in right of His private estates,

belongs to His Majesty in right of the Duchy of Lancaster, or

belongs to the Duchy of Cornwall.

in the case of a notice relating to a decision to refuse listed building consent or grant it subject to conditions, the day the decision is made, or

in the case of a notice relating to an order under section 107 modifying or revoking listed building consent, the day the order takes effect.

before the end of 3 months beginning with the day the repairs notice is served, or

if during that period the‍ compulsory acquisition of the building is started under section 137, unless the compulsory acquisition is discontinued.