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Rather than standardising physical parameters, authority-wide design codes should be utilised by the next government as a “patchwork of participation”, writes Ben Derbyshire
The Levelling Up and Regeneration Act (LURA) now requires local plans incorporate an authority-wide design code.
In my Housing Today columns earlier this year I have celebrated the opportunity this presents for bringing design quality into the planning process.
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