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TOWN PLANNING
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Development Potential?
 Our in-house Planning Team provides a comprehensive service from the initial inspiration to the planning decision and beyond.
Make an Application:
Whatever your development proposal is, we can advise on the best approach to your planning application, including whether an application is actually necessary, and make the Application on your behalf to give the best chance of success. This will include advice on how to meet the planning policies, using supporting statements, overcoming objections and presenting the proposal to Planning Committee if necessary.
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Object to a Planning Application:
We can help you to make your Objection count by using the Planning Policies to identify the weaknesses in an application.
Appeal a Planning Decision:
If the Application has been refused or you are unhappy with the Conditions that have been attached to a Consent, then we can advise on the best way to Appeal against the decision or consider whether a re-submission is a viable alternative.
Resolve an Enforcement Order:
The prospect of an Enforcement Order is a serious concern and there are a number of steps that can be taken to deal with the threat of Enforcement and if necessary, to address the requirements of an Order if one has been served.
Interpret Council Policies:
Many of the Council's planning polices seem to be subjective and are hard to translate into practical terms. We have the experience to work with the policies and guide your development proposals towards getting the permission that you want.
Influence Future Policies:
New Planning Policies are being brought out by Central Government on a regular basis. These and the regular updating of Local Development Plans are used to assess planning applications and bring new sites forward for development. Putting forward new sites on behalf of land owners is part of the process and we can provide backup and justification to support these sites in the new Local Development Framework.
Development advice:
Have you considered all the potential options of the future development of your land and buildings? Which would have the best chance of getting Planning Permission? We can offer advice about the best prospects for success.
Historic Building Conservation:
Listed Buildings and buildings in Conservation Areas require a sympathetic approach to ensure that they can be restored and reused in accordance with the wealth of special legislation and policies that apply. If your buildings are not in the best of condition this may need detailed consideration at an early stage. |
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