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We want to hear what makes East Herts a great place – and what could make it even better.
We’re developing a new District Design Code to help shape the design of future development across East Herts. It will look at everything from neighbourhoods, streets and buildings to parks and open spaces.
What do you like about the way places in East Herts are designed? Are there particular buildings, streets or spaces that you think work really well? And what do you think could be improved?
By sharing your views – and photos of the places and features you value – you can help us understand what good design means to people in East Herts and help us shape the new District Design Code.
Please offer your thoughts before the deadline on Thursday, November 12.
We want to hear what makes East Herts a great place – and what could make it even better.
We’re developing a new District Design Code to help shape the design of future development across East Herts. It will look at everything from neighbourhoods, streets and buildings to parks and open spaces.
What do you like about the way places in East Herts are designed? Are there particular buildings, streets or spaces that you think work really well? And what do you think could be improved?
By sharing your views – and photos of the places and features you value – you can help us understand what good design means to people in East Herts and help us shape the new District Design Code.
Please offer your thoughts before the deadline on Thursday, November 12.
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