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Consultation Statement - Islington Council

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3 Direction of Travel consultation<br />

3 Direction of Travel consultation<br />

Summary of representations and responses<br />

3.0.1 A total of 236 separate comments were received from 61 respondents, in relation to the<br />

Direction of Travel draft. Comments can be viewed online at<br />

www.islington.gov.uk/planningpolicyconsultations<br />

3.0.2 The main issues raised during the consultation, and the council's response to these, are<br />

summarised in Table 2, below.<br />

Table 2<br />

Policy / Issues<br />

Design and Heritage<br />

DM 1 - Design Criteria<br />

DM1 - Design Criteria<br />

and DM4 - Heritage<br />

DM 2 - Landscape<br />

Summary comments<br />

English Heritage requested an<br />

explicit reference to tall<br />

buildings inserted at the end of<br />

policy DM 1 to state: 'Any<br />

proposals for tall buildings<br />

should meet these criteria, as<br />

well as having regard for<br />

criteria set out in English<br />

Heritage/CABE's Guidance on<br />

Tall Buildings (2007).'.<br />

English Heritage suggested<br />

text changes to DM 1 and DM<br />

4 to ensure the definition and<br />

words used in the policy<br />

reflected and clearly linked to<br />

PPS5.<br />

A number of developers sought<br />

clarification on what was<br />

required in a landscape plan<br />

and if outline applications<br />

would need to submit one.<br />

They also suggested that these<br />

could be conditioned and not<br />

asked for at the start of the<br />

process.<br />

Response/Action<br />

DM 1 was amended<br />

accordingly<br />

DM 1, DM 4 and supporting<br />

text were amended accordingly<br />

Landscaping should be<br />

considered from the start of the<br />

design process. Outline<br />

planning application should<br />

submit a landscape plan and<br />

it should contain as much detail<br />

as is given about the buildings.<br />

Details are provided in the<br />

Submission version about what<br />

a Landscape Plan should<br />

demonstrate.<br />

Development Management Policies: Regulation 25 <strong>Consultation</strong> <strong>Statement</strong> <strong>Islington</strong> <strong>Council</strong><br />

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