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    Policy

    The scale of new development should be appropriate and sensitive to its context. A robust assessment of the built form, specifically building types, lines and heights in the local area should reveal a set of coherent built form principles that are specifc to the local area.

    Reference
    B2.1
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    New block structure should facilitate a compact housing layout and reinforce the movement network hierarchy.

    Reference
    B2.2
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    Perimeter blocks must be large enough to fit adequate amenity space and parking, yet small enough to allow a permeable and walkable street pattern.

    Reference
    B2.3
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    New development must create a clear distinction between public and private spaces within their block structure.

    Reference
    B2.4
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    Policy

    Proposals should aim to use perimeter blocks where the edges of all streets and spaces are defined by building frontages.

    Reference
    B2.5
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    Facades along perimeter blocks must be both visually and physically permeable.

    Reference
    B2.6
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    Side elevations and corner turning buildings must have ground floor windows.

    Reference
    B2.7
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    Edges of a development must be outwardlooking to visually and physically connect the scheme to its surroundings.

    Reference
    B2.8
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    Policy

    New development edges addressing the countryside must be laid out to include generous landscaping.

    Reference
    B2.9
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    Schemes should positively address and incorporate landscape features and topography into the layout.

    Reference
    B2.10