Project Stages

Stage Two: PLANNING PERMISSION
It maybe necessary to meet and discuss the various options available to you and look at these in more detail. It may also be necessary to explore other avenues if the initial designs have not quite matched your expectations. Generally, it is easier to clarify proposals once there are a few ideas down on paper and this also helps many clients to visualise spatial arrangements and the external appearance. When the scheme is agreed, a drawing will be prepared accurately showing the proposals on plan and in elevations, together with any important notes. The application forms, fee, location plan and a letter in support of the application will be prepared and submitted to the Local Authority. This will be monitored during its progress through the planning process and should lead to a consent for planning permission being granted.

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Project Stages

Stage 1: Design

Stage 2: Planning Permission

Stage 3: Construction Drawings

Stage 4: Specification

Stage 5: Quotations

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