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Policy
Cul-de-sac development must demonstrate the integration and continuity of foot and cycleways and follow desire lines and link cul-de-sacs to maximise permeability
- Dataset
- Design code rule
- Reference
- M1.5
Policy
Cul-de-sac development must demonstrate the integration and continuity of foot and cycleways and follow desire lines and link cul-de-sacs to maximise permeability
Policy
Opportunities must be sought to connect to adjacent residential areas, to nearby facilities, and open spaces.
Policy
New development must ensure new movement infrastructure avoids severance with existing communities.
Policy
Developments must consider modal filters which reinforce the modal hierarchy through allowing journeys on foot, by bike, bus and emergency vehicles but constrain journeys by private vehicle.
Policy
Where major infrastructure already exists, new development must introduce a positive, ‘active’ development frontage to these routes, in addition to frequent and attractive opportunities for direct, surface level pedestrian crossings.
Policy
New development layouts must be future-proofed to allow direct pedestrian / cycle connections to adjacent sites with potential connections adopted to the site boundary.
Policy
New development must recognise the potential requirement for wider space for buses, potentially in conjunction with on street parking, and wider tree lined footways.
Policy
New streets which are required to take bus services must be identified early on and engagement undertaken with local bus operators to identify specific design requirements including swept path analysis.
Policy
Potential future improvements in public transport connectivity must be considered and street hierarchies considered holistically to ensure streets are bus-ready in the future.
Policy
Bus stops must be comprehensively designed into proposals to consider seating, accessibility, safety, shelter and location in relation to uses.