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g. g. which colours and materials are allowed) etc.
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- which colours and materials are allowed) etc.
- Warning: I'm probably being biased by my job and education, so if this doesn't fit please post some context!
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Without any context, I take it to mean "preservation of a neighbourhood's features" - you know, things like not allowing skyscrapers in a suburb characterised by historic terraced houses, ensuring that zoning schemes are properly implemented (e.g. no factories in a residential part of a city), setting rules on how to maintain your house (e.g. which colours and materials are al
Without any context, I take it to mean "preservation of a neighbourhood's features" - you know, things like not allowing skyscrapers in a suburb characterised by historic terraced houses, ensuring that zoning schemes are properly implemented (e.g. no factories in a residential part of a city), setting rules on how to maintain your house (e.g. which colours and materials are al
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