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| HOW TO USE THE UNITARY
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Part I policies are shown throughout in
capitals with a shaded background; Part II policies are also in capitals,
but without a shaded background. |
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You can use the UDP in three main ways. |
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To Find Background Information
on Particular Topics |
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You can do this by either |
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referring to the relevant chapter (see
Contents), or |
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by looking at the alphabetical index at
the rear to find references to specific aspects made throughout the
document. |
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To Find Strategic (Part
I) and Citywide (Part II) Policies for Different Land Uses |
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The Strategy and Objectives of the Plan
can be read in Part I. The Part I policies are also listed there,
but are repeated and explained in chapters 3 - 16. You can read about
these and Citywide land use policies for housing, shopping, etc. by
finding the relevant subject chapter and looking up the aspects you
are interested in. |
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To Find what is Proposed
for a Particular Site or Area |
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First find the site on the Proposals Map
- or on the Insets Maps if the site is within one of the four main
commercial areas. |
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If the site is covered or bounded by one
of the key colours or notations and has a proposal number against
it, then look up the proposal in one of the four area chapters (Chapters
19-22). If the site is coloured but has no specific proposal number
against it look at the numbers against the colour notation in the
key. These refer to the Part I and Citywide policies in Part II of
the Written Statement. You can read about these in the appropriate
chapters (Chapters 3-16). |
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If the site has no notation, then it will
not be directly affected by an individual proposal - but its future
use might be affected by some of the Part I and Citywide Policies.
For example, you will find that policy EN10 applies to all such areas. |
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So to help find which policies might apply
to your particular site, look within: |
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those topics which cover the general use
of the area and which might therefore apply to your site, |
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those topics which cover the current use
of the site. |
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