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B2.11Landmarks and focal points should be visible along key routes and incorporated into the layout.
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- B2.11
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B2.12Proposals must ensure any small-scale development in or on the edges of historic villages is of an appropriate scale, form, and design and uses materials which reflect the local vernacular.
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- B2.12
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B2.13The proposed building line should respect and replicate the predominant building line within a street (where it positively contributes to the existing sense of place).
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B2.14Building lines must enhance key views.
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B2.15In the development centres and along key routes, where density is increased, the building line should be continuous with the setback limited.
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- B2.15
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B2.16Within the rural areas and settlement edges, where the density is lower, setbacks may be greater and have more variation.
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- B2.16
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B2.17Market Streets and Local Streets within a new development should have a consistent building line and strong continuity of built form to reinforce their position in the spatial hierarchy.
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- B2.17
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B2.18The proposed building line should provide appropriate levels of privacy for new buildings.
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- B2.18
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B2.19For non-residential buildings, setting the building line back from the street edge (to increase its width) is only acceptable if it provides well located and usable public realm which is well designed.
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- B2.19
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B2.20New development should generally reflect the height and scale that characterise existing buildings and the street frontage.
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- B2.20