Definitions for "Ribbon Development"
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Continuous development along a road frontage.
when housing grows out from a town along a main road.
The development of single dwelling units along the roads which radiate out from a town
building complex in a continuous row along a road
A linear form of single or double sided frontage development extended into the countryside or between settlements,. creating multi-access points onto the road.
a narrow band of development extending along one or both sides of a road.
Development which follows the line of a road on the edge of a settlement or in the open countryside and has a negative impact on the surrounding area.
Development, usually residential, extending along one or both sides of a road but not extended in depth.
Ribbon development means building houses along the roads radiating from a town. Ribbon development generated great concern in the UK during the 1920s and 30s, as well as in numerous other countries.