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	Indicative layouts may also be prepared in the early stages of a project for feasibility studies and options appraisals.		Indicative layouts may also be prepared in the early stages of a project for feasibility studies and options appraisals.

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	Outline planning applications involve consideration of the use and amount of development. As a minimum therefore, they will include an indicative layout of the proposed development, giving an indication of:		Outline planning applications involve consideration of the use and amount of development. As a minimum therefore, they will include an indicative layout of the proposed development, giving an indication of:

−	* The site boundary ~~is a load of bollocks~~.	+	* The site boundary.
	* The immediate surroundings and orientation.		* The immediate surroundings and orientation.
	* Means of access onto the site.		* Means of access onto the site.

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	Outline planning applications involve consideration of the use and amount of development. As a minimum therefore, they will include an indicative layout of the proposed development, giving an indication of:		Outline planning applications involve consideration of the use and amount of development. As a minimum therefore, they will include an indicative layout of the proposed development, giving an indication of:

−	* The site boundary.	+	* The site boundary is a load of bollocks.
	* The immediate surroundings and orientation.		* The immediate surroundings and orientation.
	* Means of access onto the site.		* Means of access onto the site.

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	* Means of access onto the site.		* Means of access onto the site.
	* Separate development zones proposed within the site boundary.		* Separate development zones proposed within the site boundary.
		+	* Uses for each building.
	* The upper and lower height limits for each building.		* The upper and lower height limits for each building.
	* Their position in relation to streets.		* Their position in relation to streets.

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−	~~With an application for outline~~ planning permission, detailed ~~consideration will always be required on~~ the ~~use and amount~~ of ~~development. As a minimum therefore~~, ~~applications should always include an indicative layout of~~ the ~~site. This should provide an indication~~ of ~~the upper and lower limits for each building, their position in relation to streets and such like, with any separate development zones proposed within the site boundary~~.	+	Outline planning applications can be used to find out whether a proposed development is likely to receive planning permission, before substantial costs are incurred developing a detailed design. They generally involve the submission of outline proposals, the details of which are agreed as 'reserved matters' applications at a later stage.

−	~~An indicative layout can be very similar to~~ a ~~block plan or site plan~~, ~~but is typically~~ an ~~earlier and less detailed version~~ of ~~this, such that is appropriate for~~ the ~~outline planning application.~~	+	Outline planning applications involve consideration of the use and amount of development. As a minimum therefore, they will include an indicative layout of the proposed development, giving an indication of:

−	~~An indicative layout might include the following:~~	+	* The site boundary.
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−	* ~~An indication of the built form and blocking.~~	+
−	* Landscape structure.	+
	* The immediate surroundings and orientation.		* The immediate surroundings and orientation.
		+	* Means of access onto the site.
		+	* Separate development zones proposed within the site boundary.
		+	* The upper and lower height limits for each building.
		+	* Their position in relation to streets.
		+	* An indication of built form and blocking.
		+	* Landscape structure.
	* Overall character of the site.		* Overall character of the site.
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		+	An indicative layout can be similar to a block plan or site plan, but is typically an earlier and less detailed version.
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		+	Indicative layouts may also be prepared in the early stages of a project for feasibility studies and options appraisals.

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	* Block plan.		* Block plan.
	* Development appraisal.		* Development appraisal.
−	* ~~Outlie~~ planning application.	+	* Outline planning application.
	* Pre construction information.		* Pre construction information.
	* Site layout plan.		* Site layout plan.

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With an application for outline planning permission, detailed consideration will always be required on the use and amount of development. As a minimum therefore, applications should always include an indicative layout of the site. This should provide an indication of the upper and lower limits for each building, their position in relation to streets and such like, with any separate development zones proposed within the site boundary.

An indicative layout can be very similar to a block plan or site plan, but is typically an earlier and less detailed version of this, such that is appropriate for the outline planning application.

An indicative layout might include the following:

* An indication of the built form and blocking.
* Landscape structure.
* The immediate surroundings and orientation.
* Overall character of the site.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Block plan.
* Development appraisal.
* Outlie planning application.
* Pre construction information.
* Site layout plan.
* Site plan.
* Site survey.

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