Bill said:-
This stuff about the TCP not showing circles puzzles me; the TCP is to
inform the layout, it can't be any other shape until the layout is
drawn.... After
you've got a layout you can show RPAs a different shape. I do believe
that
some Planners are failing to understand the RPA's flexibility: I wrote a
summary of how it should work for a Planner the other week, I thought it
was
perfectly lucid and clear. My girlfriend read it and said "good grief
that's a bit
convoluted." It became apparent that the Planner was still puzzled by it.
Bill,
I must disagree with you here. The RPA starts as an indicative circle and
then becomes modified because of factors that exist on the un-developed site
e.g. existing buildings, highways etc. Those modifications are based on the
existing site and the Arb's best assessment of where the RPA should be. But
when the RPA is set on the TCP, it stays where it is. It cannot be modified
to accommodate a proposed layout. If the layout encroaches the RPA, the
layout must accommodate the RPA, not the other way around.
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