Local plan scoping consultation

This type of infrastructure is key and must be supported with TA used to enhance this.

TA will bring new value to the area and surrounding districts through people wishing to invest in premises, use the goods and services there also. People like timeless quality.

1. Create a Designated AND a Non-Designated Heritage Asset List, such as AHV
whereby existing buildings and those that may yet return can be logged and
recorded to combat the Climate Crisis whilst making heritage work for LAs in modern
day with attractive locations timeless for everyone to appreciate enhancing the
investor appeal, all-round interest and acknowledging the industrial pioneering
legacy of the City.
2. Clearance of vegetation along the Railway Lines alongside other equivalent parts of
the Line to eradicate the perceived neglected aesthetic.
3. Exception Areas, such as those at risk or recently restored have the real potential for
wider grant funding for ambitious projects out of the realm necessarily of
undisclosed third party investors supporting Property Owners, therefore all and any
support in reaching these person(s) will greatly contribute to all possible tangible
success in the interim period.
4. Providing key guidance, such as agreed in-keeping historic street furniture, such as
Cast Iron Lamp Posts, Bins, Planters approved upon inspection of historic
photographs, agreed installation and where appropriate maintenance by the LA will
ensure the iterative success of this transferring to other Conservation Areas, etc.
5. Scheme to rebuild and reconstruct long-lost buildings, prioritising vacant sites that
could adapt some mixed use with residential accommodation and commercial
application thereby supporting Climate Action, creating employment and recordable
success through placing of necessary economic drivers, such as offices for
Technology Sector if original use cannot be sourced in sufficient time simultaneously
meeting housing targets.
6. Archive Blueprints for historic conurbations that have suffered architecturally over
time through building conversions, demolitions, etc should be provided to key
stakeholders, if necessary with a printing charge available for official spiral hard copy
version to view detailed historic plans covering layouts, etc.
7. Those people and organisations that have either/ both maintained their properties
well over the years or may wish to provide additional support to others, such as
restorative support, archive blueprint guidance, etc should be eligible for
discretionary reductions by the Council across various property taxes where they
may be suffering hardship or through personal circumstances.
8. “Newer” style housing with true authentic rhythm, such as Suburban style faux
Tudor fascia frontages with red clay tile pitched roofs and terracotta design windows
(tile hung walls) are a good compromise whereupon finance and scheduling may
otherwise adversely impact on housing settlements.
9. Fascia Frontage details should be reinstated whether in a Conservation Area or not,
especially where approval has been granted to rebuild an entire house using breeze
block to produce a stereotypical black, white and grey dwelling out of place.
10. LAs should work closely with Foundries to procure raw materials and building
services in the event of harnessing their own Contractor Firm(s) in-house that could
work cross-authority to make net savings whilst ensuring particular new housing
neighbourhoods conform to an appropriate style.
11. Modern “Carbuncle” extensions should not be permitted at any one area- instead an
authentic style addition may be used to retain blending.
12. Discretionary financial support packages to assist House Builders choosing the
traditional vernacular route should be considered and utilised where it can be
proven that this third party will restore the historic streetscape yet making it
applicable or modern day requirements- residential or commercial. This may be
especially so where they are able to help others prevent the demolition of a prized
Old Build built before the 1950s.

Authentic TA will break down societal divides bringing people together through a shared sense of community belonging

Authentic TA will enable each individua district to continue shining in its own right with no place left out.

TA will bring all ages and demographics together through a genuinely perceived care for the area. People can see through cheap and nasty CAD Analysis fake "Regeneration2 that quickly dates. The Shopping centres using presently in fashion designs are being town down across the country from the 1960s up to the 1990s periods presently so this proves my case. LAs cannot afford to spend wastefully be it the short, mid or long-term future.

1. Provide a directory of approved and trusted Conservation Specialist Contractors- this
will be key for repairs and maintenance reducing costs for all parties, expediting the
physical process of regeneration and smoothen planning work schedules so that
finer detail may be considered on priority cases or those that may be at risk of
consequential repair, such as Places of Worship and detached Buildings with flat
roofs, etc at higher risk of damage than customary dwellings.
2. These same people should be readily contactable for new construction
3. Encourage smart building methods and use of TVA as meticulously explained in this
SPD outlining “Breathing” Solid Wall Construction using older style materials thereby
reducing maintenance cost which combined with the approved contractor directory
will further drive down costs, time and effort for everyone.
4. Alterations- must introduce a simplified listed building consent form and application
process that is streamlined encouraging better maintenance of Old Builds and
reducing the rising propensity of builders to allow buildings to deteriorate, such as
the Historic Pub that had to be rebuilt in Kilburn, London post 2015.
5. Provide specialist Heritage Arts & Craft Skills Programmes that anyone can learn and
use so that these high cost tasks can eventually stabilise in price making them more
affordable and available to those that don’t have the time to do this themselves or
may be risk averse even.
6. Extensions- there must be a proactive emphasis on in-keeping structural fabric to
prevent future errors, such as the Municipal Building depicted in the SPD being
replicated again thereby harming the Conservation value.
7. New Housing Estates should adopt historical archival blueprints, ie. A Georgian,
Victorian or Edwardian layout with the likeliest period architecture utilised where
this area remained greenbelt until the 1950s.
8. Area Expansion of housing must revert to traditional timeless designs that confer
many practical advantages over modern styles that are harder to maintain are
timeless with regard to dating and ensure a more evenly distributed community
atmosphere in the long-term future.
9. Infrastructure should be appropriately considered for existing and new areas so that
no one area is at risk of becoming congested through traffic for a particular
commodity, such as Schools, Doctor Practice, Dental Practice, etc.
10. Site Layouts should complement the historic layout with a view to Post 1950s
contemporary Architecture out of place being one day demolished to reinstate Long
lost beloved buildings from before the World Wars that could blossom economically
today.
11. Building Form shouldn’t permit for dated modern structures that delineate and
essentially divide communities between the old and new parts of any one location.
12. Façade Design mustn’t be compromised for contemporary architecture, especially in
view of coveted Heritage Status for any one area being at risk of being lost if said
contemporary architecture is pursued.

Authentic TA if properly utilised will ensure the success of the LP so maximal consultation time should be provided

Authentic TA must be formally acknowledged and accepted as a circular driver towards achieving all required policy goals.

Authentic TA will attract much required private investment if streetscapes can be beautifully designed so that people aren't restricted to cost prohibitive Conservation Areas which may deter certain people from taking o vacant units.