1. Planning permission - Office
development
2. Planning permission - Industrial development
3. Planning permission - New housing development
4. Planning permission - Retail development
5. Planning permission - Retail frontages
6. Planning permission - Highway considerations in
development
7. Planning permission - The development of derelict,
contaminated and unstable land
8. Planning permission - Archaeology
9. Planning permission - Replacement dwellings in
the green belt
10. Planning permission - Residential care/nursing
homes and community care homes
11. Planning permission - Advertisement display guide
12. Planning permission - Strategic Housing Development
13. Planning permission - Radio aerials and satellite
antennae
14. Planning permission - Car parking standards
15. Planning permission - Houses in multiple occupation
16. Planning permission - Canopies and signs at petrol
filling stations
17. Planning permission - House extension design guide
18. Planning permission - Shopping centre: Guidelines
for the display of advertisements
19. Planning permission - Blinds and canopies on shop
and business properties
20. Planning permission - Access for people with disabilities
21. Planning permission - Children’s play areas/public
open space
22. Planning permission - Conservation Area
23. Planning permission - Retail sales from petrol
filling stations
24. Planning permission - Residential flat conversions
25. Planning permission - Building lines to domestic
garages
26. Planning permission - Landscaping and tree planting
27. Planning permission - Shop front design and security
28. Planning permission - Hot food takeaway shops,
restaurants and cafes (class A3 uses)
29. Planning permission - Applications for Listed
Building and Conservation Area Consent and Planning
Applications in Conservation Areas.
Planning Permission
The purpose of planning
permission is to regulate the development and use
of land in the public interest. This is achieved by
requiring that all proposed development (with a few
exceptions) must have planning
permission before any work commences. Applications
for planning
permission are only refused
if the proposed development would cause harm to the
public interest.
Planning
permission is required for most building work and
also for a range of other operations such as some changes
in the use of buildings or land.
In addition to planning
permission you may also need Building Regulations
approval for the proposed works.
The process of applying for planning
permission is a specialised area requiring professional
management to be successful.
We help our clients win every sort of planning
permission.
- Larger buildings for business expansion
- Residential plots in gardens
- Brownfield re-development
- Major Strategic schemes for developers (650+)
At every stage we listen to the client’s requirements
and aim to optimise site values to satisfy both the
landowner and the Planning Authority.
At
Keymer Cavendish we have specialist skills in all the
following areas of planning
permission. (click here).
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