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    Policy

    Proposals should respond to the characteristics of water courses alongside roads by integrating swales and ditches for drainage.

    Reference
    I.49
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    Policy

    Proposals should respond to (and re-establish where lost) field patterns and margins.

    Reference
    I.50
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    Policy

    The layout of schemes within the farmland plateau should be reflective of the traditional dispersed settlement patterns as highlighted in section 3.6.

    Reference
    I.51
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    Policy

    Schemes should conserve woodland, copse and hedgerow structure and utilise these characteristics to inform new landscape proposals.

    Reference
    I.52
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    Policy

    Wet meadows should be incorporated, and existing wet meadows conserved.

    Reference
    I.53
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    Policy

    Proposals should avoid coniferous screen planting. Deciduous tree planting to mitigate developments is encouraged.

    Reference
    I.54
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    Policy

    New buildings should be sensitively integrated within the landscape to respect local character and avoid the skyline.

    Reference
    I.55
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    Policy

    Barn conversions should respect traditional materials, built fabric and landscape character.

    Reference
    I.56
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    Policy

    Undertake built form analysis before designing development demonstrating the main constraints and opportunities of the existing context and arrangement of development blocks, streets, buildings and open spaces.

    Reference
    B1.1
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    Policy

    Whether buildings join will depend on the surrounding context. In larger proposals variation will be used to create character.

    Reference
    B1.2