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2020-10-12 General Committee Minutes
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“ALL PUBLIC STRUCTURES IMPACT ON
THE ATMOSPHERE OF THE LANDSCAPE.
NATURAL MATERIALS, SUBTLE SIGNAGE &
COLOURS, MINIMISING THE VISUAL IMPACT
OF ALL STRUCTURE IS VERY IMPORTANT”
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a outer edges to create an effective shelter much like a tree canopy.
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