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Code · CFR · Title 36 — Parks, Forests, and Public Property · Part 910 · § 910.10

§ 910.10. General.

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To facilitate review of each development proposal in light of the identified urban planning and design goals of the Plan, the following urban planning and design concerns will be the basis upon which the evaluation of such proposals will be made. These concerns are also more specifically reflected in subpart C of this Rule, and in the requirements and recommendations in Square Guidelines.
(a)Comprehensive planning and design;
(b)Development density;
(c)Urban design of Washington, DC;
(d)Historic preservation;
(e)New development design;
(f)Land use;
(g)Pedestrian circulation sytems; and
(h)Vehicular circulation and storage systems.
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