Reports 4 Planning

Get a spade
in the ground.

Through our contaminated land reports

We provide effective Contaminated Land & Planning Reports and Assessments which promote the best chances of development

Private individuals
Landowners
Developers & Builders
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Planning reports & assessments
Promote the best
chances of development.
Land. Environment. Development.
Reports & services

Specialists in reports
for planning applications.

Click on the links below to look at the most common reports that we offer

01 / Land

Contaminated
land reports

This report is to determine whether contamination exists and our initial report will look at whether 3 tests are met before there is a risk of contamination prior to development.

02 / Ecology

Ecology & habitat
assessment

We produce reports to show harm to biodiversity can be mitigated as the planning process requires any proposed development considers it’s impact on Ecology and wildlife.

03 / Flood risk

Flood risk
assessments

We can help you identify whether your land is susceptible to flooding and therefore needs an FRA and highlight issues and proposals to overcome flood risk

04 / Trees

Tree surveys &
arboricultural assessments

All planning applications where trees are on site or fall close to development on neighbouring land are required to submit a Tree Survey to as part of any planning submission.

05 / Heritage

Archaeology &
historic buildings reports

We provide clients with a variety of services and reporting to understand the Historic Environment and to inform and satisfy the Planning Authority’s requirements, in an effective, cost conscious manner.

06 / Water

Water management
statements

We supply Water Management Statements to deal with Water Cycle issues in new developments. Water run off, SuDs drainage, grey water recycling and storm water recycling

Topographical Surveys, Noise Impact Assessments, Air Quality Assessment, Geotechnical reporting and more
Why use Reports 4 Planning

One stop shop.
Co-ordinated
outcomes.

Our service provides landowner clients and Professionals with a ‘One Stop Shop’, reducing the time managing a number of consultants and enhancing the service by co-ordinating the outcomes of often overlapping reports and assessments, delivering benefits in improving the effectiveness of these reports.

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A single point of Contact

We provide a single point of Contact for all your assessment and reporting needs. We save you time in managing a number of Consultants and professionals and we co-ordinate the results in house so that overlapping disciplines don’t conflict with each other.

02

A better chance of a positive outcome

This delivers improved results with the benefit of a better chance of a positive outcome and can also delivers economies of scale, often reducing costs avoiding multiple site visits or administration costs.

03

Effective in their support

Importantly we’ll ensure our reports are effective in their support for your application wherever possible.

Planning applications

Why have
a report?

It’s an increasing requirement to provide statutory reports and assessments in support of Planning applications. This service is aimed at any person or organisation submitting or considering a planning application, or indeed carrying out a construction project and it’s suitable for Private individuals, Landowners, Developers and Builders alike.

Planning Applications require a variety of Environmental Assessments and Technical Reports to ensure issues are taken into consideration when determining new Planning Applications. There’s now a myriad of subjects that a planning officer can require more detailed information on, these reports are only usually acceptable when carried out by qualified 3rd party.

So, if you’re looking to make a planning application for a new dwelling, convert an outbuilding or carry out more significant works such as site redevelopment, demolition of existing buildings etc then you will doubtless need to supply some of the reports listed here!

Our work includes providing Contaminated Land Reports, Ecology and Habitat Surveys, Arboricultural and Tree Surveys, Flood Risk Assessments, Water Management Statements, Archaeological Investigations, Topographical Surveys, Noise Impact Assessments, Air Quality Assessment, Geotechnical reporting and more

A Contamination Report, also known as a Contaminated Land Report (CLR) or Contaminated Land Survey, provides advice to landowners and developers as to whether there is, or is likely to be, any contamination on a site where development is proposed. Contamination can occur naturally, accumulate over time or be present due to a single event.

Most sites will have some contamination but, in most cases, the levels will not pose a risk. The purpose of the Contamination Report is to identify what contaminants are present and, given the proposed use for the site, whether they pose a risk to human health or the environment.

We want you to start on your project, so promote the best chances of development through our contamination surveys.

Once you’ve secured your planning permission, you’ll potentially have conditions to discharge. We can assist in providing follow on assessments and actual works, such as Archaeology and Historic Building Recording, to discharge those conditions. During construction Building Regulations require certain assessments in order to ensure compliance, for example Sound Insulation & Air Tightness Testing and SAP calculations are needed on certain forms of development.

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A Contamination Report, also known as a Contaminated Land Report (CLR), provides advice to landowners and developers as to whether there is, or is likely to be, any contamination on a site where development is

Reports and Assessments
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Discovering unanticipated costs that impact on a project’s profitability or even viability after acquiring a site is perhaps the main cause for many developers having sleepless nights. The key to avoiding these costs is to de-risk the

Biodiversity / Ecology

Ancient orchards provide an ideal habitat for a little known species of beetle, the rather grand sounding Noble Chafer, and if you’re developing in Worcestershire, or neighbouring counties then it’s wise to get to know

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