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Planning Application Reports
Plan search - Planning application
Plansearch offers conveyancers and property investor's valuable information on planning consent applications made in relation to sites within 250m of the intended property over the past 5 years and on future development. Plans within 500m. It also contains indicative floodplain information.
Why get a Planning application report?
- This means if only a local authority search is used, you may not be fully aware of potential construction planning applications and projects or of local authority Development Plans in the local vicinity or neighbourhood.
- The planning applications reports are very easy to understand and very concise.
The report is split into three key categories:
Planning Applications
- The proposal categorized according to the type of planning application (housing, sports, airports, warehouse etc.)
- The distance and direction the development is from your property
- The application date and reference for further information if required
- Project size
Development Plans
- Summarises the development plan showing future land use and development in the area
- A description of any nearby proposed development type (housing development, transport, commercial development, open land etc.)
- The direction and distance of any proposals
- A list of the policies and the development plan from which the information was taken is provided for each development - this means that if there are any concerns further information can be obtained very easily.
Floodplain Information
- Identifies whether the property or surrounding area is in either a natural river floodplain or a coastal floodplain
- Provides an outline of the floodplain on the floodplain map to determine, at a glance, whether a floodplain area affects the property.
Basically all of the information you need to ensure no surprises with planning applications
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