Jane W Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago Our pre-app says we will need a heritage report which includes an archaeological desktop study. We have been quoted by a company who have suggested we put in planning to include an archaeological study brief at the time of construction, as an alternative to the desktop report. The planning consultant says this may be a good idea as the planners may ask for a study brief or something similar in the conditions anyway. Has anyone got experience in this area, or have any thoughts....I don't want to fall at the first hurdle by not giving the planners the desktop study if they want one, and what if they didn't go on to ask for a study brief after all?
DevilDamo Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago What are you proposing? If it is required as part of the validation process, then it will be needed to be provided upfront.
Jane W Posted 14 hours ago Author Posted 14 hours ago 7 hours ago, DevilDamo said: What are you proposing? If it is required as part of the validation process, then it will be needed to be provided upfront. The pre application advice report says ' you should also include a desktop study of the archaeological impacts of the site'. I'm not sure what we're proposing, I asked the planning consultant what a study brief involved and he said it depends on the site, what the planners stipulate, and what they find, if anything, when it's taking place. We're just getting everything together to make a reserved matters application at the moment.
DevilDamo Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago 52 minutes ago, Jane W said: We're just getting everything together to make a reserved matters application at the moment. Do you already have outline approval then?
nod Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago Unfortunately If it’s in the pre app you will have to include it and keep your fingers crossed for further down the line
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