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P1.6Determine appropriate level of signage and road markings, taking care not to clutter the street.
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P1.7Consider future changes in transport modes and ensure the street is adaptable to change.
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P1.8Consider parking requirements (both cycle and car) and design them into the street scene effectively using landscape and high quality materials.
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P1.9Each street type must have street trees, whilst sustainable urban drainage should be considered within the street.
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P1.10All street types should include ‘liveable street’ principles (e.g providing comfortable travel and access for users of all ages) to encourage use of streets as places for play, recreation and engagement with people and nature.
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P1.11Regular street crossings must be placed with clear sight lines on busier streets.
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P1.12All streets should integrate with the local character of Uttlesford regardless of their street type.
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P1.13Highways must feel like rural lanes rather than roads, containing features such as vertical and horizontal deflection, shared surface materials, chevrons with trees/planting.
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P1.14The street types should be considered in the context of the existing settlements (where appropriate) with justification through a character study.
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P1.15Built form must be designed to reflect the street hierarchy and front the street.
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