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1. INTRODUCTION1.1 Background1.1.1 The conventions outlined in this document have been determinedhaving regard to the advice contained within a number of publications,and in the light of the practical experience gained during 1999 – 2001by a group of Local Authorities in creating their Local Land & PropertyGazetteers (LLPG) for submission to the National Land & PropertyGazetteer (NLPG) Hub. The aim of this publication is to assistpractitioners in the creation of their data-sets, and will lead to greaterconsistency in practice across the United Kingdom.1.1.2 This document has been approved by the NLPG Technical WorkingParty, which is a group established by the Improvement &Development Agency (IDeA) to assist in the creation and maintenanceof the NLPG data-set. The Group consists of volunteers, mainly fromLocal Authorities involved in LLPG creation and maintenance, togetherwith representatives from IDeA and Intelligent Addressing (IA), thecontractor responsible for initially building the NLPG Hub.1.1.3 The contributors to this document have therefore taken account of boththeoretical and practical issues.1.1.4 Cross references to the relevant sections of BS 7666 are included withinthe various sections of this document, in italic type at the right handside of the page.1.2 Source Documents1.2.1 These are listed in Appendix A.1.3 List of Contributors1.3.1 This is listed at Appendix B.1.4 InterpretationThis document is intended as best practice advice only and is not prescriptive.It does not supersede the British Standard which should be referred to inorder to resolve issues of interpretation. Words in blue cross-refer to theNLPG general Glossary of terms.Version : 4Date: 18/02/05 Page 4
2. STREETS2.1 Introduction2.1.1 The substance of this section will form the basis of recommendations foramendments to the relevant publications relating to the creation of theNational Street Gazetteer (NSG). To be useful to practitioners it isnecessary to go further in defining a “street” than previous publicationshave sought to do, and to give some practical examples wheredifficulties in interpretation and practice may be encountered.2.1.2 The relationship between street record data held within a Local Land &Property Gazetteer (LLPG) and the NSG is a subject which has causedsome difficulty in some areas; this is compounded in the two-tierAuthority scenario where the LLPG-making authority and the NSGAuthority are different. The diagram included below suggests how theflow of data should take place.Version : 4Date: 18/02/05 Page 5
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