Thomas H. Mawson & Son'un Sir Claude H.A. Hill'e sunduğu "Report on Methods & Procedure for the Town Planning of The Isle of Man" (Man Adası'nın Şehir Planlamasına İlişkin Yöntemler ve Usuller Hakkında Rapor) başlıklı rapor.

arise in everyday practices. 5. On the other hand however, time enough has elapsed since the coming of the first town planning legislation in this Country in 1909 to enable us, not only to see the main lines along which this new art and science must progress in the future, but to see even more clearly mistakes which have been made through lack of experience, and methods of procedure which, had they been available at the commencement, might have increased the value of the town planning schemes of this country enormously. What applies to English town planning, applies also with considerable force to that attempted in other English-speaking lands, and a careful study of the whole should enable us to evolve, for the Isle of Man, legislation, regulations and methods which shall all be a distinct advance on anything hitherto done. We confine ourselves for precedent more or less to English-speaking lands, for that obtainable from Germany or other countries which have long carried on systematic town planning, involves the employment of methods, particularly in the case of land expropriation, and legal usages and restraints, which it would be as impossible as undesirable for us to copy or even to adapt to our altered circumstances. 4. Of the mistakes to which we have referred, and which we now have the opportunity to avoid in the Isle of Man, the greatest and the 2.