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All new buildings are encouraged to meet Building Regulations Part M4(2). This has particular relevance to Uttlesford where the population on average is ageing.
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- Design code rule
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- L2.3
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New developments must demonstrate how they successfully integrate home working into their design. Approaches to co-working spaces should also be outline where applicable
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- L2.4
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Developments must engage with local communities in what they want to see on the undeveloped parts of new sites - see process section.
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- L3.1
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Community Engagement exercises should consider how to include ‘hard to-reach’ groups and those not involved in the planning system.
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- Design code rule
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- L3.2
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Community hubs or communal spaces should be considered from the outset to strengthen identity and cohesion within new settlements.
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- L3.3
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Developments must outline details of contracts for ongoing management and maintenance including the ability for local residents to get involved in the way that their green spaces are managed.
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- Design code rule
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- L3.4
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New developments should demonstrate their compliance any Neighbourhood Plans, highlighting exceptional local circumstances, or unexpected priorities.
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- L3.5
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The details of any stewardship arrangements will be agreed between Uttlesford District Council, the developers and other stakeholders at the planning stage.
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- Design code rule
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- L3.6
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In any proposals there must not be any unused or undefined areas of land without a clear purpose or ownership.
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- Design code rule
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- L3.7