2. The following requirements of the Conservation Division shall be adhered to: d.…

2. The following requirements of the Conservation Division shall be adhered to: d. In advance of work commencing on site, the applicant shall submit the following information for the written agreement of the CO: (ii) A full window schedule, cross referenced with the General Arrangement drawings. The window schedule shall describe the extant condition and proposed works to each window, with the relevant photos. The window survey should include a detailed description of the existing historic timber windows and detail any surviving historic glazing, noting that the loss or relocation of historic glazing is not permitted. Details of the extent of the required repairs shall be outlined in a method statement. All proposed replacements must be historically correct timber sash windows, and it must be demonstrated through drawings or photographs that they would be accurately based on surviving originals. The use of standard double glazed units is not permitted as they are considered too bulky for historic windows. The installation of slim profiled double glazing may be considered where well detailed. The new frames should have a traditional putty finish to the exterior. Details of the proposed new glazing should also be submitted. The applicant shall be satisfied that any proposed slim-profiled glass replacements conform to EU directives. New slim-profiled glazing units which have visible spacers, plant on glazing bars, micropillars or fritted glass is not acceptable as such features would have an adverse visual impact on the character of the Protected Structure and wider terrace. (iii) Drawings and a specification of the proposed insulation behind the shutters, for further review by the Planning Authority.