Existing RoW following

existing rights of way (row) play a key role in keeping our communities connected by building near these established paths, we can take advantage of current infrastructure while reducing impacts on the environment and locals our design guidelines suggest keeping new routes close to these linear features, promoting easy access while preserving green spaces and the area's charm benefits can include ease of access during construction and maintenance development on already utilized land fewer private landowner permissions required less environmental exposure resulting in reduced maintenance preservation of green spaces and minimising visual interference and public opposition how it works the co location parameters allow you to encourage routes to stay close to rights of way that are designated by the user this design rule doesn’t allow for following exactly, but encourages routes to stay as close to existing corridors as possible it does not have any parameters but it will affect the results significantly you need to specify which linear features route should try to stay close to via configuring the relevant connection (linear features to follow)