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Restoration project email template

A conservation project with the archaeology constraint explained.

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Message anatomy

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Heritage restoration is mostly consent. Scheduled monument consent, archaeological watching briefs, and grant conditions take three years before a trowel moves.

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  • Preheader
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From
Ickleton Ice House
Subject
It will take four years, mostly for permissions
Preheader
Six months of building, three and a half of paperwork.

Restoration

Four years, of which about six months is actual building

Heritage restoration is mostly consent. Scheduled monument consent, archaeological watching briefs, and grant conditions take three years before a trowel moves.

The timeline

Two years of survey and consent, one of fundraising, and about six months of work. That order cannot be rearranged.

Why so long

It is a scheduled monument. Consent requires a written scheme of investigation and an archaeologist present throughout. Both are legally required.

What is needed now

Nothing physical. Two people willing to help with grant applications, which is the entire activity for the next eighteen months.

Help with applicationsSee the project plan
We write twice a year while the paperwork phase runs. It will be more frequent when work starts.

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