Penkhull Garden Village Conservation Area Appraisal

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8. Recommendations and Proposals8.1 Boundaries in each case are suggested by natural breaks in townscape character orhistorical developmental patterns and relationships. Current boundaries are appropriateand therefore no boundary revisions are proposed.8.2 The current Article 4 designation covers the whole of the original Conservation Area andrelates to all elevations facing the highway.8.3 To support the Article 4 Direction a guide should be written to help residents designalterations to their dwellings which respect and retain the character of the area.34
SourcesBooks/Pamphlets/web pagesVictoria County History Vol. VIII.http://www.thepotteries.org/walks/penkhull/index.htmhttp://www.stokecoll.ac.uk/penkhull/index.asphttp://www.british-history.ac.uk/Penkhull Remembered Again. R. Talbot. Cartwright Bros. (Printers) Ltd. 1980.Social History Walks 2001; Penkhull Garden Village, Stoke-on-Trent. A. Dobraszczyc.The Local Historian, The journal of the British Association of Local History, February 1997, Volume 27number 1: The Garden Cities Movement in local context: the development of Penkhull Garden VillageEstate, Antony TaylorMapsOS various scalesPhotographsOriginal pictures.Staffordshire Past-track.The Local Historian, The journal of the British Association of Local History, February 1997, Volume 27number 1: The Garden Cities Movement in local context: the development of Penkhull Garden VillageEstate, Antony TaylorPolicy documents to which reference madeDoE, 1995: PPG15: Planning and the Historic Environment.General Permitted Development Order 1995.Government Office for the West Midlands: RPG 11 Regional Planning Guidance for the WestMidlands.Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990.Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Structure Plan 1996-2011.Stoke-on-Trent City Council: Local Plan 2001.35
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