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area-number
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14
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buildings
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wide-frontages semi-detached 1-storey 2-storeys varied-shapes
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buildings-text
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THERE ARE SEVERAL BUNGALOWS LOCATED WITHIN THE SITE MAP AREA. HOUSING DESIGN IS VERY VARIED.
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character-area
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NORTH OF ST. FRANCIS ROAD INCLUDING BROADLANDS ACADEMY & BROADLANDS AVENUE
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date
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04/11/2013
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details
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chimneys
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greenery
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trees bushes hedges areas-of-intense-greenery
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greenery-text
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THE ACADEMY HAS GREEN SPACE. ALONG THE CENTRE OF ST. FRANCIS ROAD DIVIDING TWO CARRIAGE WAYS IS A WIDE GRASS VERGE. (SEE PHOTO BELOW)
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landmarks-text
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THERE ARE NO KEY LANDMARKS
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layout
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regular buildings-well-set-back front-gardens back-gardens long-plots no-obvious-centre
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layout-text
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THE MAJORITY OF THE SITE PLAN IS TAKEN UP BY BROADLAND ACADEMY WHICH COVERS APPROXIMATELY 3.2 HA, THERE ARE ONLY FOUR INDIVIDUAL PROPERTIES AT THE OF ST. FRANCIS ROAD (NORTH OF THE ROAD) AND 26 PROPERTIES IN BROADLANDS AVENUE.
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materials
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some-common render tile walls hedges fences tarmac concrete
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materials-text
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THE ACADEMY HAS A LONG GREEN METAL SLATED FENCE (SEE PHOTO BELOW)
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negative-text
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LITTER GENERATED BY SCHOOL STUDENTS
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positive-text
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GOOD LOCATION FOR A SECONDARY SCHOOL ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF TOWN
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roads
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pavements kerbs grass-verges narrow-roads straight-roads cul-de-sacs on-plot-parking on-street-parking
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roads-text
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BROADLANDS AVENUE IS A CUL-DE-SAC
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roofs
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flat-roofs pitched-roofs
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roofs-text
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FLAT ROOF TO THE ACADEMY
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spaces
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gaps-between-buildings green-spaces hard-space well-used
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spaces-text
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BROADLANDS ACADEMY - EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT - 762 STUDENTS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 11 AND 16 YEARS AS OF JANUARY 2012
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topography-text
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SLIGHTLY SLOPING UPWARDS FROM EAST TO WEST FOLLOWING THE ROAD. BROADLANDS ACADEMY AND RESIDENTIAL AREA OF BROADLANDS ARE BUILT ON THE FLAT
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views-in-text
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VIEWS INTO THE ACADEMY AND BROADLANDS AVENUE FROM SOME PARTS OF ST. FRANCIS ROAD.
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views-out-text
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NO REAL VIEWS OUT
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weather
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dry
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wildlife
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area-used-for-wildlife-to-pass-through
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