by a Design and Access Landscaping - treatment and function of private and Statement. In particular, public spaces hard and soft landscaping and such a statement should SuDS/water management features. address: Access - access to the development to ensure equal; and convenient access to buildings and spaces and the public transport network, and access for the special emergency services where relevant architectural or historic interest of A Design and Access Statement should be fit for the building purposes referring to all matters outlined in Article 8 of the particular the Development Management Procedure Order. physical features of Failure to address these matters would render the the building that application invalid. justify its designation as a The Design and Access Statement can also consider listed building the impact on residential amenity (neighbours and the building’s setting future residents) as this is likely to have informed the design and layout of the proposal. The statement can also explain how feedback from any local or regional design reviews has been incorporated into the proposal. It is also helpful if this assessment also explains how the applicant has designed out crime having regard to Secure by Design standards and principles. [B] Local Validation List The following are local validation requirements required by the Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils. This is the If your application is a householder application ‘master list’. e.g. an extension, please see our simplified Householder Submission Guide and supporting householder checklist which will be of assistance in understanding the requirements for such applications. The requirements below predominantly relate to full and reserved matters applications. A list of likely requirements for notifications, prior approvals, lawful development certificate and listed building consents (other applications) are listed in Appendix 1. Please note that applications should be submitted with a covering letter listing all documents that have been submitted. Where items on the list have been included in another document rather than being submitted as a standalone document, this should be made clear in the covering letter. The letter should aid the navigation of officers, consultees and the public around the application.
by a Design and Access Statement. In particular, such a statement should address: the special architectural or historic interest of the building the particular physical features of the building that justify its designation as a listed building the building’s setting Landscaping - treatment and function of private and public spaces hard and soft landscaping and SuDS/water management features. Access - access to the development to ensure equal; and convenient access to buildings and spaces and the public transport network, and access for emergency services where relevant A Design and Access Statement should be fit for purposes referring to all matters outlined in Article 8 of the Development Management Procedure Order. Failure to address these matters would render the application invalid. The Design and Access Statement can also consider the impact on residential amenity (neighbours and future residents) as this is likely to have informed the design and layout of the proposal. The statement can also explain how feedback from any local or regional design reviews has been incorporated into the proposal. It is also helpful if this assessment also explains how the applicant has designed out crime having regard to Secure by Design standards and principles. [B] Local Validation List The following are local validation requirements required by the Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils. This is the ‘master list’. If your application is a householder application e.g. an extension, please see our simplified Householder Submission Guide and supporting householder checklist which will be of assistance in understanding the requirements for such applications. The requirements below predominantly relate to full and reserved matters applications. A list of likely requirements for notifications, prior approvals, lawful development certificate and listed building consents (other applications) are listed in Appendix 1. Please note that applications should be submitted with a covering letter listing all documents that have been submitted. Where items on the list have been included in another document rather than being submitted as a standalone document, this should be made clear in the covering letter. The letter should aid the navigation of officers, consultees and the public around the application.