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            "text": "2. Planning applications for development that will incorporate a new highway or highways, or include proposals to alter an existing highway (e.g. the construction of a new junction or servicing layby or amendment of an existing junction) must be accompanied by a Stage 1 Road Safety Audit and Designer's Response to the Audit."
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                    "text": "To ensure the safety of all users of the network, it is paramount that new developments do not adversely affect highway safety. Development that will have an adverse impact on the safety and/or capacity of the highway network, will only be permitted if mitigation measures are provided to sufficiently address impacts. Although the focus is on increasing walking, wheeling, cycling and public transport, the council recognises that there is a need to accommodate other forms of transport. It is acknowledged that there will remain demand for private vehicle use associated with most new development, especially in suburban, edge of town and similar locations. This demand must be properly assessed as part of planning application submissions. This should include their impact in terms of road safety, capacity, delays and congestion. Impacts will be expected to be fully mitigated without detriment to sustainable modes.",
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                    "text": "Where a proposal could result in an increase in vehicle movements on the local highway network or could have significant or specific transport implications, planning applications should be accompanied by a Transport Assessment/Transport Statement and Travel Plan. These should assess the transport requirements and the impact of a development. Their form will be dependent on the scale and nature of the development and its location. The form and content of the Assessment / Statement must be agreed with the council prior to its production and take into account local and national guidance. Where there is a need to actively encourage/manage sustainable travel for a development, for example, for a larger development, a Travel Plan should be produced and implemented. The council will require management plans to mitigate construction logistics and environmental impacts.",
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            "text": "Ambitious Stockport, creating opportunities for everyone",
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