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Chapter III – part three: A historic town

Conclusion: 288–289

 Novermber 1963    The Buchanan Report    Chapter 3iii  
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Conclusion

288

The retention of old historic areas and areas of special architectural interest is dependent upon the maintenance of satisfactory environmental standards. There would be no point in seeking to retain such areas except in conditions in which they could be savoured and enjoyed.

289

We think this exercise demonstrates that these areas can be retained in the age of the motor vehicle provided a reduced standard of accessibility is accepted, including a strict discipline of vehicular movement.


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