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6 Employment 5. the asking price / rent the site / property has been offered at, including a professional valuation from at least three agents to confirm that this is reasonable; 6. the length of marketing period (at least 2 years minimum continuous marketing), including dates, and 7. the length of the vacancy period. 6.0.7 Use Classes B2 and B8 have a strategic function in the borough and in London, providing a service to the CAZ, but do not necessarily generate high employment densities on site. The protection of these uses is considered important for strategic reasons. Policy DM 33 New Employment Space A. New employment space is required to be designed to allow for future flexibility for a range of uses and to cater for the possibility of future sub-division and / or amalgamation for a range of accommodation, including smaller units. B. New employment space is required to include active frontages at ground floor level, where this would be beneficial to the street. C. Planning applications for live-work units and apart-hotels will be considered as an application for residential use. 6.0.8 Flexible design includes the provision of adequate floor to ceiling heights, and the provision of well-located lift cores, accesses and loading facilities so that the building is suitable and / or adaptable for a range of uses. 6.0.9 Full details of servicing, including delivery hours and frequency, and service bay location and operation (including swept path analysis) are required in relation servicing arrangements, where relevant. The council will, where appropriate, control aspects of servicing by condition. Policy DM 24 refers to servicing. 6.0.10 Active frontages have advantages, in terms of natural surveillance and improving the vitality and liveliness of a street and area, and will be beneficial for properties within the public realm. 6.0.11 Live-work units, due to the higher property value of residential units, are generally used for residential purposes and do not generate significant employment. 6.0.12 Apart-hotels, or serviced apartments, are a sui generis use. They can be occupied for long lengths of time and therefore there is a need for them to meet residential standards and to have a high level of amenity. In addition they generate a very limited amount of employment on site. As such they will be considered as an application for residential use. 76 Islington Council Development Management Policies - Direction of Travel
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