S17 Crime & Disorder Act Sample Clauses

S17 Crime & Disorder Act. Policy D4 of the Harrow Unitary Development Plan (2004) advises that crime prevention should be integral to the initial design process of a scheme. Policy 7.3 of The London Plan (2011) and core policy CS1 E of the Harrow Core Strategy 2012 seek to ensure that developments should address security issues and provide safe and secure environments. The proposed site is enclosed by residential properties on the east, north and western boundaries as well as some allotments to the south. As such, the school receives very good levels of natural surveillance. The main front entrance from The Gardens and the rear pedestrian entrance are secured by a locked gate. Indeed one of the main objectives of the redevelopment was to provide better security arrangements. It is considered that the revised layout with the provision of a well located reception and administration block would improve the site security. The proposed layout of the site has been discussed and reviewed with the Councils Crime Prevention Design Adviser who has recommended that a security condition is attached to the permission to ensure that the specific security needs of the development are met which is considered to be appropriate.
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S17 Crime & Disorder Act. The applicants have stated that the proposal would comply with the principles of Secured by Design. In order to ensure that the proposal does not present opportunities for crime and disorder, a condition requiring details of compliance with the requirements of Secured by Design is recommended.
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S17 Crime & Disorder Act. Policy D4 of the Harrow Unitary Development Plan (2004) advises that crime prevention should be integral to the initial design process of a scheme. Policy 7.3 of The London Plan (2011) seeks to ensure that developments should address security issues and provide safe and secure environments. It is considered that the proposed development would not have any adverse crime or safety concerns.
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S17 Crime & Disorder Act. The proposal would have no impact with respect to this legislation. In order to ensure that the proposal does not present opportunities for crime and disorder, a condition requiring details of compliance with the requirements of Secured by Design is recommended.
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