List of conservation areas

The Coggeshall Conservation Area was designated on 19 December 1968.

On 17 July 1980, an amendment was made to include:

• A Grade III Listed Building at Grange Hill.

On 9 November 1989, an amendment was made for:

• Minor extensions to the Conservation Area to include the red brick Victorian Hall which fronts Queen Street and the small group of terraced house, of considerable character, to the east of Jaggards Road and;
• The exclusion of the new school south of Church Green and a factory north of Queen Street.

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The Feering Conservation Area was designated on 27 May 1976.

On the 9 November 1989 an amendment was made to:

• Include the main street to the edge of the settlement and to incorporate the attractive properties and listed cottage which exist there.

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The Conservation Area for Kelvedon was originally approved on 19 June 1969.

On 9 November 1989, an amendment was made to:

• Include extensions to the existing Conservation Area, including the meadow to the south-east of the railway line and the new development off Feering Hill, both of which were considered to be of sufficient quality for inclusion within the Conservation Area.
• Exclude four areas because they contained more recent development that did not meet Conservation Area standards.

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