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2 Design and Heritage C. Listed buildings: i) There is a presumption in favour of the preservation of listed buildings and structures and their setting(s); ii) Alterations, extensions or change of use to listed buildings, or development in their vicinity, must not have an adverse impact on the special architectural or historic interest of such buildings or their settings, and iii) The council will take necessary measures to ensure that neglected listed buildings are appropriately repaired and re-used. D. Registered historic parks and gardens, London squares and other heritage landscapes: i) Developments must ensure the preservation or enhancement of historic parks and gardens / London squares, and their settings; ii) The council will and development must safeguard features which form an integral part of the special character or appearance of the park, garden or square; iii) Developments must not detract from the enjoyment, layout, design, character, appearance or setting of the park, garden or square, key views out from the landscape, or prejudice its future restoration; and iv) The council will undertake, to prepare conservation statements or management plans and the implementation of appropriate enhancement schemes for these spaces, or support relevant organisations to do so. E. Locally listed buildings: i) The council will continue to identify and compile a list of locally important buildings and structures which make a positive contribution to local distinctiveness, and ensure their protection, retention and re-use. These buildings need to be identified by developers early in their development design process and their retention should be incorporated into the proposed development. Clear justification must be provided as to why a locally listed building cannot be retained. F. Archaeology: i) The council will ensure the preservation of locally and nationally important archaeological remains and their settings within the borough, whether these are designated as 'Scheduled Ancient Monuments' or not. Developments must not adversely affect important archaeological remains or their settings; 16 Islington Council Development Management Policies - Direction of Travel
2 Design and Heritage ii) Archaeological Priority Areas are identified on the Proposals Map and all planning applications likely to affect important archaeological remains must be accompanied by an appropriate archaeological assessment. Archaeological assessment may be required for other development proposals where it is considered important archaeological remains may be present, and iii) There is a presumption in favour of physical preservation in situ of important archaeological remains. Where this cannot be achieved, measures must be taken to mitigate the impact of proposals through archaeological fieldwork to investigate and record remains in advance of works, and subsequent analysis, publication and dissemination of the findings. G. For heritage assets not specifically addressed above, the council will identify them in plan and decision-making, and in Supplementary Planning Documents. When determining whether something is a heritage asset the council will assess its significance based on its aesthetic, communal, historic and evidential value. This heritage value will be used to decide the most efficient and effective way of managing the heritage asset to sustain its overall value to society. Protected Views 2.0.23 There are a number of views both within, and across, Islington which are currently protected from development obscuring them. The views across Islington towards St. Paul's Cathedral are managed by the Mayor of London and all development has to comply with the relevant London Plan policies and the Mayor's London Views Management Framework. Policy DM 5 Protected View A. The Mayor of London's strategic views will be protected and enhanced and the council will implement the London Views Management Framework for the strategic views that cross Islington. These views will be shown on the proposals map. B . Within Islington there are local views of St. Paul's Cathedral and of St. Pancras Chambers and Station that the council will protect and enhance. These views will be shown on the proposals map. The local views protected are: LV1 View from Farringdon Lane/ Farringdon Road / Clerkenwell Road to St. Paul's Cathedral LV2 View from St. John Street to St. Paul's Cathedral LV3 View from the Angel to St. Paul's Cathedral LV4 View from Archway Road to St. Paul's Cathedral LV5 View from Archway Bridge to St. Paul's Cathedral Development Management Policies - Direction of Travel Islington Council 17
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