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Submitting a planning application is not difficult. Negotiating a successful consent for any significant development, to generate enhanced value, is another matter.
The Application
Butler Sherborn has significant and proven skills with pre - application negotiations. Submitted in a form which assists the Local Planning Authority, applications have a greater chance of success.
All the information required by the Local Planning Authority to be able to determine the application is anticipated. assembled and submitted, as supporting evidence, with the planning application.
Most significant developments will require a form of environmental impact assessment based on the evidence of specialist consultants.
The Appeal
Many applications for significant development which fall outside the Local Plan will be refused as a matter of principle.
Butler Sherborn has considerable experience in submitting and conducting appeals whether by written representations, informal hearings or at a Public Inquiry.
Clients can rely upon our experience as an expert witness and even as an advocate in supporting and presenting their planning appeals.
The Local Plan
The importance of the Local Plan process and the continual review of Local Plans has led clients to involve Butler Sherborn in preparing cases for their land holding.
Butler Sherborn will submit representations, assemble evidence, act as experts and present a case, as required.
Early involvement is vital: talking to planning officers prior to the local plan consultation draft, subsequently making representations at draft and formal deposit stages prior to Public Inquiry: If necessary, presenting a case to the Inspector in public.
Fees
Butler Sherborn charges an hourly rate but will estimate a fixed fee dependent on different skill levels.
Previously approved expenses and disbursements will be recovered plus VAT, in accordance with our standard conditions of business.
For more information contact:
Richard Greasby
at our Cirencester
office.
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