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P1.56Living Streets may be one-way in order to promote narrower widths and maximise potential for school and play streets to be delivered .
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- P1.56
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P1.57Farmstead clusters must be shared surface and utilise permeable paving. Tarmac homezones will not be accepted.
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- P1.57
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P1.58Farmstead homezones must incorporate planting and street trees.
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- P1.58
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P1.59Parking must be discreetly sited and where possible behind the building line.
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- P1.59
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P1.60Farmstead clusters must include spaces to sit out e.g. Benches / seated planters to encourage neighbourly interaction.
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- P1.60
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P1.61Where farmsteads are accessed from Market streets or Local Streets the shared surface must enable vehicle turning to facilitate exit in a forward gear.
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- P1.61
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P1.62Developments must demonstrate implementation of homezones in low-traffic residential areas.
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- P1.62
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P1.63Homes zones must incorporate strong gateway features clearly identifying the users that they are entering the homezone and distinguish the boundary and character of the zone.
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- P1.63
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P1.64Rural lanes on low density edges of developments or in conjunction with green corridors must have associated landscape comprising drainage features, hedges, wide verges and street trees every 10-20 metres.
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- P1.64
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P1.65Within higher density neighbourhoods lane features may be more urban in character however must retain narrow widths and significant accompanying landscape.
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- P1.65