Co-operation between the Parish Council, West Lindsey District Council, developers, designers, architects, builders, landowners and residents.

A variety of housing sizes, including semi-detached and terraced housing using designs and materials to blend with existing properties.

All new housing to provide adequate off-street parking.

Space for the planting of trees that will eventually enhance the village appearance.

Environmental enhancement and increased access for wider public enjoyment to the variety of water features.

As much consideration given to the rear aspects of properties as to the front when considering planning applications.

In appropriate circumstances the provision of perspective drawings/sketches showing proposed properties in relation to existing adjacent buildings should be submitted.

Seating and other street furniture of good quality or special design which will enrich the character of the village.

The replacement of modern LCC road signposts with traditional wooden signs.

The further clearance of overhead wiring in the village, commencing with the Conservation Area.

Development of traditional farm buildings.

Small-scale commercial and community enterprises which are in keeping with village life.
To Discourage

Development layouts that do not reflect the traditional character of the village.

Building designs which do not blend with the style and scale of existing buildings.

Building on the eight identified open spaces.

The use of materials not reflecting the character of the village; this applies to new buildings and extensions to existing properties.

The use of high wattage exterior lighting on buildings.