Planning application – Technical Drawings

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    Three rivers district council

    Status: Application to be submitted

    This is one of our projects that will require planning permission before any construction can commence. The garden slopes quite steeply away from the house and as a result the proposed terrace, that extends out into the garden will result in the level of the garden being altered in excess of the permitted 300mm.

    This set of drawings illustrate the technical information required to support a planning application out in the garden.

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    DISCHARGING PLANNING CONDITIONS & APPLYING FOR PLANNING PERMISSIONS

    Over the years we have worked with a number of small developers  with their landscape design and planting design requirements to obtain planning permission for their projects.

    We have also helped, in the main smaller developers and private individuals to discharge conditions attached to planning permissions that require additional landscape design and planting design details before the Planning Permission is fully granted.

    Examples of the type of issues that need to be addressed are:

    • detailing the percentage of hard to soft landscaping,
    • show where storage for bins and occasionally bikes is to be sited and that there will be sufficient for the property / properties,
    • how slopes and changes of level will be managed and
    • in the case of front gardens, demonstrate that there is enough off street parking a few of the issues we have solved for our clients.
    • Planting Plans for soft landscaping

    We can consult with Planning Departments to help insure that planing permission is likely to be  granted or conditions successfully discharged.

    Should any of our projects require planning permissions, we produce the necessary technical drawings, can submit the application on their behalf  and also act as their agent through the process.

    Quite often we work from drawings supplied by architects and topographical survey as the no construction will have begun, so it is not necessary or even possible to visit the site, as such we can work  out of our normal area.