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    Policy

    Most streets (and therefore main building faces) should face within +/-30 degrees of south.

    Reference
    R1.8
  • None

    Policy

    For those buildings facing within +/-30 degrees of south, roofs should be pitched asymmetrically north/south with majority roof area facing south.

    Reference
    R1.9
  • None

    Policy

    Windows as a proportion to walls should conform to the following:

    Reference
    R1.10
  • None

    Policy

    All windows on south facing sides must have solar shading. Windows on east or west sides that are highly exposed must have solar shading.

    Reference
    R1.13
  • None

    Policy

    Living rooms should not be positioned on north facing sides. Bedrooms should avoid positioning on west sides. Kitchens, bathrooms, offices, and utility rooms should be positioned on north sides.

    Reference
    R1.14
  • None

    Policy

    Proposals to introduce energy efficiency and renewable energy measures affecting heritage assets will be viewed positively and weighed against harm to the significance of the heritage asset and the wider historic environment.

    Reference
    R1.15
  • None

    Policy

    Where traditional homes are proposed to be retrofitted, applicants must demonstrate their compliance with Historic England and the Essex Design Guide energy efficiency guidance.

    Reference
    R1.16
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    Policy

    All new schemes should show consideration of any green or brown roofs or walls as well as rainwater harvesting to reduce overall water demand.

    Reference
    R1.17