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• Active travel and street hierarchy

  Policy

  Residential layouts must deliver a hierarchy of different streets that maximise active travel and provide an attractive public realm where communities can meet and children play.

  • Dataset: Design code rule
  • Reference: trafford-design-code-RSRL-4

• Urban greening factor(UGF)

  Policy

  Allresidential projects must have a UGF score of over 0.4. A UGF of 0.5 must be delivered on greenfield development sites.

  • Dataset: Design code rule
  • Reference: trafford-design-code-RSRL-5

• Development block layout

  Policy

  Applicants must demonstrate that the design of residential development blocks has resulted from an analysis and compliance with the sub-chapter‘Landscape led residential layouts’

  • Dataset: Design code rule
  • Reference: trafford-design-code-RSRL-6

• Vehicle parking

  Policy

  Applicant’s must provide a parking strategy that does not result in vehicles dominating the streetscene.

  • Dataset: Design code rule
  • Reference: trafford-design-code-RSRL-7

• Coherent rhythm and structure of streets

  Policy

  Residential developments must use housing typology, building design, height,roof types, facade composition, materials, orientation and placement to create an identifiable coherent structure to streets. The chosen method for creating structure must be influenced by design cues from the surrounding area.

  • Dataset: Design code rule
  • Reference: trafford-design-code-RSVS-1

• Variation

  Policy

  Applicants must demonstrate that the layout delivers an appropriate level of variation in terms of building type, orientation, scale, materials and the composition of elevations having regard to the local context.

  • Dataset: Design code rule
  • Reference: trafford-design-code-RSVS-2

• Define and enclose spaces with buildings

  Policy

  Buildings must be positioned and sized to define areas of open space and edges to create a human scale of enclosure.

  • Dataset: Design code rule
  • Reference: trafford-design-code-RSVS-3

• Views, vistas and landmarks

  Policy

  Applicants must demonstrate that they have maximised opportunities to protect existing views, vistas and landmarks and create new views into and out of the development site.

  • Dataset: Design code rule
  • Reference: trafford-design-code-RSVS-4

• Housing type, form and scale relevant to context

  Policy

  Housing type, form and scale must reflect that of existing housing within the immediate site context.

  • Dataset: Design code rule
  • Reference: trafford-design-code-HTFP-1

• Building line

  Policy

  Houses must follow building lines to create visual order to streets. Any variance of set backs or projections from an established building line must be influenced by the existing context.

  • Dataset: Design code rule
  • Reference: trafford-design-code-HTFP-2

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