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Development on Garden Land and Infill Sites in Cheltenham Supplementary Planning Document
June 2009
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Box 1: What do we mean by garden land development?
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Delivering Sustainable Development
Housing
‘Sustainable development is the core principle underpinning planning. At the heart of sustainable
2. Policy Context
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Regional policy
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Local policy
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Design and Building for life
3. Character and Amenity
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character or appearance
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in its current state is vital to the character of the area? Does landscaping make an important
its spacious character?
character and appearance of the area?
block contribute to the character of the area?
and causing harm to the character of the frontage or does it complement and respect the character of
the street?
development?
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Appendix 1.
public realm
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in its current state is vital to the character of the area? Does landscaping make an important
its spacious character?
Trees and hedges in front gardens can have an
important impact on the character of an area
Development in rear
Relevant appeal: 43 Devon Avenue.
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character and appearance of the area?
Figure ground plan
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character.
Rear garden developmentg p
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There is no strong building line on the street.
begins to create a pinch point in the street.
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space feel like a focus and a place to be.
of the set back from the rear gardens of the
buildings to the sides.
This space is perhaps too enclosed and the
building on the right feels too high for the small
space.
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Amenity
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cramped and risks overloooking.
Access arrangements to rear garden development
height and massing of buildings.
vehicles.
and causing harm to the character of the frontage or does it complement and respect the character of
the street?
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