Listed Buildings and Parking

If a building is 'listed,' what parts of the building are listed?

• Only the roof, windows, and doors

• Only the windows and doors

• Only the building

• The entirety of the building and its boundaries

With a listed building, you only need ......

• listed planning consent

• listed planning consent and a planning application

• a planning application form

• your neighbour's agreement

It is an offence to carry out building work on a listed building without building consent.

• True

• False

What materials are best to use on a listed building?

• original materials as far as is possible

• completely new brickwork or stonework

• only roof tiles sold locally

• the cheapest and most cost-effective materials

To reduce customer parking problems, you could ........

• Complain to the council

• Write a letter to the Department of Highways

• Have your staff travel into work using public transport

• Place nasty messages on cars already using a parking space

To reduce customer parking problems, you could ........

• Encourage your staff to use bicycles

• Encourage your staff to stay on-site all the time

• Encourage your staff to take a break often

• Cut your staff's wages if they come to work in a car

To reduce customer parking problems, you could ........

• Only open up during the night when there is car parking available

• Put temporary cones up to stop customers from other shops using the parking spaces

• Encourage car-sharing

• Vandalize the cars of other businesses parking in the spaces

To reduce customer parking problems, you could ........

• consider renting additional parking spaces in areas less busy

• Ban your customers from coming to your business in their cars

• Wheel clamp customers parking when you've told them not to

• Hire a traffic warden to issue parking tickets

To reduce customer parking problems, you could ........

• Offer discounts to customers travelling either on foot, bicycle, or public transport

• Just ignore the problem

• Ban any customers complaining about the limited car parking available

• Let customers know about the limited parking spaces available

To reduce customer parking problems, you could ........

• give detailed directions to customers travelling on foot

• give accurate public transport information

• just hope the problem goes away

• place a sign stating: This business does not accept complaints.'