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3. Process3.1 Good design and the ability to assess design,depends not only on the proposal itself, but on the way it iscommunicated.Design Principle P 1: All proposals must provideevidence of how the special characteristics of thecharacter area in which they are located or adjacent tohave been considered and appropriately addressedin the design proposals. This evidence needs todemonstrate how the proposals will meet the principlesset out in this guidance and conserve and enhance thecharacter of the area.3.2 all development proposals should normally beaccompanied by a Design and access Statement. The levelof detail required will depend on the scale of developmentand is to be agreed with the local planning authority.3.3 Because of the need to conserve the specialcharacter of Woldingham, the following information shouldbe submitted with each detailed application within theSpecial Residential Character area:■■ an assessment of the potential impact of thedevelopment on the landscape character and on viewsof the site from both within the village and from the widersetting.■■ landscape details, showing trees and other vegetationto be retained, the proposed landscape treatmentincluding hard and soft surfacing, boundary treatmentand proposed planting. landscape design should be anintegral part on any scheme.■■ a tree survey and arboriculture implications impactassessment in accordance with BS:5837: 2005 or itssuccessor if any.■■ a topographical survey, site levels and relevant section(s)through the development site showing the proposeddevelopment and adjacent properties. This shouldbe standard with any submission, but is of particularimportance in the Woldingham area of SpecialResidential Character. Topography is an importantcharacteristic and proposals to modify the landformmust be considered in relation to the existing topographyand well integrated so as not to negatively impact on thecontext.■■ Photographs / photomontages showing the wholebuilding and its setting and / or the particular views thatare affected. (see further details on important views inSection 5).3.4 it is the Council’s intention to not validateapplications for new development, except for housholderdevelopment, unless they include detailed landscapeproposals. also it will normally be the Council’s intention toresolve principles of the landscaping, for example overallstructure and space for planting (above and below ground)at the planning application stage and not leave such mattersto be dealt with by way of condition.Woldingham Design Guidance ©TiBBalDS MaRCH 20118
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