New harbor basins must be foreshadowed. The separation of the industrial from the residential quarters, by park and woodland, should be aimed at. Residential quarters, with dwellings suitable for the various classes of the inhabitants, detached houses, terrace houses, small and large blocks of dwellings, as well as plans for open and enclosed places, to be provided for, in addition to existing buildings, to such an extent as to meet the requirements of the increasing population until the year 1930. By regulating the widths of streets and depth of building blocks, wholesome conditions of living are to be produced. At the same time, the ground should be apportioned carefully, and nothing allowed to go by chance.
Low buildings are to be recommended.
Suggestions may also be indicated for new suburbs in the larger district, easily accessible by train. It should be considered in what way this disadvantage can best be overcome, especially how far the numerous crossings over can be done away with. Increase of the present insufficient accommodation for traffic at the principal railway station is to be aimed at, so that an increased amount can be dealt with. The suggested alterations and extensions of the railways need only be roughly sketched out on plan, but must be accompanied by explanatory notes. The rivulet valley, not yet built on, must be especially taken into consideration.