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Obtaining planning permission from a Local Authority is not always as straightforward as it seems. It often requires specialist knowledge in interpreting local and national planning policies. Obtaining planning can be a minefield, especially with legislation continually changing.
Having a planning consultant by your side will make the process run as smoothly and cost-effectively as possible.
As an RTPI professional planning consultant we will guide you through the planning process, particularly in areas of difficulty such as dealing with a rejected application. We offer support and advice on all matters relating to applications, development and environmental issues.
Our planning consultancy services are focused on achieving success. We’ll work closely and creatively with you in each project to get the desired outcome.
It is important to engage a planning consultant at the start of the process. If planning has already been refused for a project, then it can be an uphill battle to get the decision overturned.
An Architect will be able to help with design issues, but they will not have the necessary planning experience especially with complicated projects. This is where Planning Management can help. Our experience is invaluable.
Making a planning application for planning permission is not as straightforward as preparing the basic level of drawn information (Site Plan, Layout, Floor Plans, and Elevations).
We approach each project to allow the supporting and drawn information to best illustrate the proposals. We are able to advise and prepare the relevant drawings and pieces of supporting information to give each application the best chance of success. This enables each one to be presented in a robust and comprehensive manner.
We provide our clients with the appropriate expert advice and knowledge, based on many years of experience within both the public and private sectors. This is delivered in a professional, timely and cost-effective way.
Planning Management is also a fundamental part of a comprehensive network of other professionals involved in the planning process, for example architects, highway consultants, ecologists, arboriculturists, and contaminated land and flood risk experts, which allows us to provide integrated solutions for the delivery of your project.