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  • Policy

    P1.66

    Careful consideration must be given to refuse and servicing of rural lanes. Use of bin collection areas to retain rural character is preferred. Where plot collection is required rural lanes should connect at both ends to surrounding streets to mitigate requirement for refuse turning. Bollards to similar features may be used to restrict private vehicle through-movements.

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    P1.66
  • Policy

    P1.67

    Lane width must be no more than 1.5 cars wide, with passing bays integrated. Preference for passing bays is opposite driveways to mitigate uncontrolled parking.

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    P1.67
  • Policy

    P1.68

    Visitor parking must be designed into the street and delineated through a change in surface treatment and used as a measure to control parking.

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    P1.68
  • Policy

    P1.69

    Mews streets must be shared surface with a minimum width of 6m to allow vehicle egress from integral parking.

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    P1.69
  • Policy

    P1.70

    8m width is preferred to allow for informal planting, delineation of services and for daylight.

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    P1.70
  • Policy

    P1.71

    Within mews streets, landscape should be provided along residential building edges where access to dwellings or on-plot parking is not required.

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    P1.71
  • Policy

    P1.72

    Mews streets must deliver elements of active frontage. This may include entrances to homes on the street or to garages / annexes associated with homes which front adjacent streets where plot access is not permitted.

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    P1.72
  • Policy

    P1.73

    Streets must be designed to ensure slow vehicle speeds and ensure safe access to dwellings by pedestrians and cyclists.

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    P1.73
  • Policy

    P1.74

    Design must clearly mark transition into a mews street through surface materiality, localised narrowing (below 6m where parking access is not required), or gateway buildings for example.

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    P1.74
  • Policy

    P1.75

    Must target vehicle speed of 10mph to be reinforced through design.

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    P1.75