Planning Permission
Full planning permission in the UK is a detailed approval from local planning authorities, allowing a proposed development to begin construction. It includes an assessment of the project's plans, design, and environmental impact, granting legal rights to build once approved.
Co-Arch assists in obtaining full planning permission by preparing and submitting detailed plans, liaising with planning authorities, and ensuring compliance with regulations. Their expertise helps streamline the application process, increasing the chances of success.
Why Planning Permission with Co-Arch?
A full-planning-application includes a detailed design development, and preparation of supporting documents. It involves consultations, creating architectural and site plans, and gathering feedback from stakeholders before submitting to the local planning authority (LPA)
Securing planning permission ensures legal compliance, increases value, validates design, boosts investor confidence, and mitigates risks by addressing potential issues early
Co-Arch helps clients navigate the planning permission process by offering expert consultations, detailed design development, comprehensive application preparation, stakeholder engagement, and ongoing support, increasing the chances of a successful application.
The Process...
01
Initial Consultation
Discuss the project with Co-Arch to understand feasibility.
02
Architectural Drawings
Create comprehensive plans, elevations, and sections for the development.
03
Site Plans & layout
Illustrate the site layout, landscaping, and access routes.
04
Supporting Documents
Prepare necessary documents like design and access statements and planning statements.
05
Specialist Reports
Commission studies (e.g., transport, heritage, ecology) to support the application.
06
Client feedback
The feedback will be provided from the client to Co-Arch
07
Application Submission
Prepare and submit the formal planning application to the LPA.
08
Validation & cross-check
Ensure all required documents and fees are correctly submitted for validation.
09
Public Consultation
Engage with the local community to gather feedback and address concerns.
10
Decision Process
The LPA reviews the application and issues approval or refusal.
