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Getting your planning application right first time

2014-03-06T10:59:21Z

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= '''Getting your planning application right first time''' =

Local planning authorities are responsible for approving plans to change or develop on land or buildings in the United Kingdom.

In 2013, over 500,000 planning applications were submitted. Of those, 50,000 applications were not approved and 35,000 were withdrawn, which is a lot of time and effort wasted.

Collating the supporting documentation for a planning application can be very time consuming, but there are mapping and planning tools online that can help you get your planning application approved first time.

.Map by Groundsure’s mapping and planning tool provides you with a quick and easy way of ordering planning maps and reports on any browser, but it also adds something extra by sending free alerts about key planning environmental risks or precedent information that may prevent a planning application from being approved, such as local authority information, electricity pylons and telecommunication masts.

Here’s a quick 5 step guide to follow to see how these alerts work:

== ''1) '''''Register online for free with''' [http://map.groundsure.com/ .Map By Groundsure] ==

== ''2) '''''Locate your proposed planning site simply by entering the address''' ==

== ''3) '''''Explore the planning precedent flags''' ==

Click on the red planning precedent icon on the left of your map and you will see a summary of the planning precedent history with the ability to quickly add relevant reports to your basket, with the option to download a sample.

== ''4) '''''Spot any environmental risks''' ==

Click on the red environmental risk icon on the left of your map and you will see a summary of the environmental risks, such as flooding risk, ground stability fracking potential and radon action levels, with the ability to quickly add relevant reports to your basket, or download a sample.

== ''5) '''''Revise your planning application''' ==

Not taking the precedent information and environmental risks into account is a common error, and with this knowledge your planning application is more likely to be approved.

[[Category:Planning_permission]]

Getting your planning application right first time

2014-03-06T10:51:48Z

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= '''Getting your planning application right first time''' =

Local planning authorities are responsible for approving plans to change or develop on land or buildings in the United Kingdom.

In 2013, over 500,000 planning applications were submitted. Of those, 50,000 applications were not approved and 35,000 were withdrawn, which is a lot of time and effort wasted.

Collating the supporting documentation for a planning application can be very time consuming, but there are mapping and planning tools online that can help you get your planning application approved first time.

.Map by Groundsure’s mapping and planning tool provides you with a quick and easy way of ordering planning maps and reports on any browser, but it also adds something extra by sending free alerts about key planning environmental risks or precedent information that may prevent a planning application from being approved, such as local authority information, electricity pylons and telecommunication masts.

Here’s a quick 5 step guide to follow to see how these alerts work:

== ''1) '''''Register online for free with''' .Map By Groundsure ==

== ''2) '''''Locate your proposed planning site simply by entering the address''' ==

== ''3) '''''Explore the planning precedent flags''' ==

Click on the red planning precedent icon on the left of your map and you will see a summary of the planning precedent history with the ability to quickly add relevant reports to your basket, with the option to download a sample.

== ''4) '''''Spot any environmental risks''' ==

Click on the red environmental risk icon on the left of your map and you will see a summary of the environmental risks, such as flooding risk, ground stability fracking potential and radon action levels, with the ability to quickly add relevant reports to your basket, or download a sample.

== ''5) '''''Revise your planning application''' ==

Not taking the precedent information and environmental risks into account is a common error, and with this knowledge your planning application is more likely to be approved.

[[Category:Planning_permission]]

Getting your planning application right first time

2014-03-06T10:45:43Z

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= '''Getting your planning application right first time''' =

Local planning authorities are responsible for approving plans to change or develop on land or buildings in the United Kingdom.

In 2013, over 500,000 planning applications were submitted. Of those, 50,000 applications were not approved and 35,000 were withdrawn, which is a lot of time and effort wasted.

Collating the supporting documentation for a planning application can be very time consuming, but there are mapping and planning tools online that can help you get your planning application approved first time.

.Map by Groundsure’s mapping and planning tool provides you with a quick and easy way of ordering planning maps and reports on any browser, but it also adds something extra by sending free alerts about key planning environmental risks or precedent information that may prevent a planning application from being approved, such as local authority information, electricity pylons and telecommunication masts.

Here’s a quick 5 step guide to follow to see how these alerts work:

== ''1) '''''Register online for free with''' .Map By Groundsure ==

== ''2) '''''Locate your proposed planning site simply by entering the address''' ==

== ''3) '''''Explore the planning precedent flags''' ==

Click on the red planning precedent icon on the left of your map and you will see a summary of the planning precedent history with the ability to quickly add relevant reports to your basket, with the option to download a sample.

== ''4) '''''Spot any environmental risks''' ==

Click on the red environmental risk icon on the left of your map and you will see a summary of the environmental risks, such as flooding risk, ground stability fracking potential and radon action levels, with the ability to quickly add relevant reports to your basket, or download a sample.

== ''5) '''''Revise your planning application''' ==

Not taking the precedent information and environmental risks into account is a common error, and with this knowledge your planning application is more likely to be approved.

[[Category:Planning_permission]]

User:.MAPbyGroundsure

2014-03-06T10:39:52Z

.MAPbyGroundsure:

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It was designed with the user in mind, so you can quickly order the latest maps and data, giving you more time to work on your project, without any delays.

Want to find out more? Call [http://map.groundsure.com/ .Map By Groundsure’s] friendly customer service team on 0800 028 0000 to discuss your specific plans.