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THE PRINCIPLE OF DEVELOPING A DEFENCE TECHNICAL. COLLEGE 54 12.1 Analysis of the proposals against existing and emerging national and local policy 54 12.2 Rationale behind location of Service Families Accommodation (SFA) 56 12.2.1 Numbers and Type of Accommodation Required 56 12.2.2 Analysis 58 12.2.3 Conclusions 60 12.3 The consideration of the Highway Access Options 61 12.4 The Economic Case for the Development 65 12.5 Summary 67 13. SITE-SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT: “INSIDE THE WIRE” 68 13.1 Main Gate 70 13.2 The Mall & Parade Ground 71 13.3 The College 72 13.4 The Hub 72 13.5 Heritage Park 72 13.6 Single Living Accommodation (SLA) 73 13.7 Messes and Officer Accommodation 73 13.8 Second Gate (and environs) 73 13.9 RID (Received Incoming Delivery (RiD) facilities) 74 13.10 Energy Centre 74 13.11 Other Matters – Car Parking Strategy 75 13.12 Other Matters – Lighting 76 13.13 Other Matters – Security 76 14. SITE-SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT: “OUTSIDE THE WIRE” 76 ▇▇.▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ 76 14.1.1 NAR Description 78 14.1.2 Landscape and Visual Impacts from surrounding views 79 14.1.3 Analysis of landscape impacts from surrounding viewpoints 80
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