As a data user, I need site records to include familiar location identifiers, such as addresses or postcodes where available, so that I can find, recognise and link places without relying only on map geometry or internal references.
- Priority
- high
- Status
- proposed
- Themes
- data-principle, discovery
- Actors
- data-user, service-builder
- Source
- data-design
- Variations
- dd-need-094, dd-need-095
Justification
Justification just-0049
The `address-text` field lets a site be identified using a familiar postal address or a description of unaddressed land, such as a plot near a junction or landmark. The `postcode` field supports a common route for searching by location and helps users find applications affecting a local area. UPRNs and USRNs help link the site to existing properties, premises and streets where those identifiers are known. Together, `address-text`, `postcode`, `uprns`, `usrns` and `name` support users who recognise places through addresses, postcodes, building names, street descriptions or other plain-language labels rather than through map geometry or system references alone. This fully meets the needs to identify a proposed development in familiar terms and to include familiar location identifiers in site records.
Satisfaction: full; Confidence: high
Satisfied by:
See complete justification record: just-0049