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2 Design and Heritage<br />

2.0.27 If there is strong local support for the designation <strong>of</strong> a new landmark or local view that<br />

contributes to local distinctiveness and has good public views the council may formally<br />

designate it and produce a management plan for it. This will be done through the production<br />

<strong>of</strong> a Supplementary Planning Document with public consultation.<br />

Advertisements<br />

Policy DM 7<br />

Advertisements<br />

A. Advertisements are required to be <strong>of</strong> the highest possible standards and contribute to a<br />

safe and attractive environment.<br />

B. Advertisements (including hoardings, illumination <strong>of</strong> hoardings, illuminated fascia signs,<br />

free-standing display panels, and estate agent boards) which require consent must not cause<br />

a public safety hazard, or contribute to clutter or a loss <strong>of</strong> amenity. Schemes submitted for<br />

approval should meet all <strong>of</strong> the following criteria:<br />

i) be <strong>of</strong> a high quality and sensitive to its visual appearance on the building on which it is<br />

to be sited and the surrounding street scene, especially in the case <strong>of</strong> listed buildings and<br />

conservation areas;<br />

ii)<br />

iii)<br />

iv)<br />

and<br />

not contribute to an unsightly proliferation or clutter <strong>of</strong> signage in the vicinity;<br />

not cause a hazard to pedestrians or road users;<br />

not cause visual intrusion by virtue <strong>of</strong> light pollution into adjoining residential properties,<br />

v) be appropriate and relevant to a business or premises.<br />

C. In conservation areas, the council will refuse planning permission for new advertising<br />

hoardings and boards, and will seek the removal <strong>of</strong> any erected without consent.<br />

2.0.28 Shop front signage is addressed in more detail in Policy DM 39.<br />

Telecommunications<br />

2.0.29 Good telecommunications infrastructure is an essential part in maintaining and developing<br />

a modern community. However, poorly designed and sited equipment can have a<br />

detrimental impact on the character and appearance <strong>of</strong> a building and the wider area. The<br />

following policy provides clear assessment criteria and guidance to applicants about where<br />

telecommunications equipment will be considered acceptable.<br />

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<strong>Islington</strong> <strong>Council</strong> <strong>Development</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>Policies</strong> - <strong>Direction</strong> <strong>of</strong> Travel

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