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Lawful Development Certificates are generally obtained from the council to confirm that a scheme constitutes Permitted Development. Permitted Development is a project of work which does not require Planning Permission to be undertaken.
We do not charge for this meeting and use it as an opportunity to answer client’s queries and advise on the process. We also discuss timeframes at this meeting.
The quote is prepared following the meeting and can take one of two forms, a fixed fee quote or an hourly quote with timesheet.
On receipt of client instruction to proceed we will advise next steps and arrange a convenient time for the client where a measured survey is required.
4. Measured survey undertaken if required.
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A topographic survey is usually required for larger sites or where extensive groundworks are necessary.
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5. Existing drawings prepared.
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4.ii. Topographical survey received.
When these are sent the comments may be simple such that only an email exchange is necessary, or the client may request a site meeting or video conference.
On completion of the plans other consultant inputs may be required at this stage to enable a planning application.
When the assessment is done and the scheme does not meet Permitted Development criteria R.A.Grundy Architectural Services Limited will advise the client on amendments which could be made to enable Permitted Development conformity.
On completion of the plans other consultant inputs may be required at this stage. Lawful Development Certificates usually take 4 to 8 weeks to be processed by the local authority.
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9.i. Scheme not conforming withPermitted Development rights sent to local authority for Planning permission
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10. Drawings prepared for building regulations and/ or specialist consultant’s review.
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9.ii. Planning permission received.
Timeframes are typical and may be adjusted to meet client requirements, reflect work complexity, allow for other professional’s inputs, etc.
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