Services | Planning applications

SDA offer both private and commercial clients a full design service, from initial concept design, submission of ‘Outline Planning Applications’ and ‘Full Planning Applications’.

SDA work with client on a number of project types including:

• Large scope residential developments
• Commercial schemes
• Private house alterations, complete remodelling, & interior design
• New ‘One off bespoke houses’
• Offices, restaurants and leisure
• Industrial buildings
• Change of use & certificate of lawfulness

SDA work closely with a number of Planning Consultants where specialist planning advice may be required, coordinating the design and submission of the application with the appropriate specialist planning input where required.

SDA work on regular basis with a number of local authorities in respect of Planning applications, which include:

Wigan Council; Warrington Borough Council; Trafford Metropolitan Council; St. Helens Council; Liverpool City Council; Manchester City Council; Halton Borough Council;Cotswold District Council; Stratford On Avon District Council; Westminster City Council; Congleton Borough Council; North Wiltshire District Council; Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council; North Warwickshire Borough Council; Wychavon District Council; Isle of Anglesey County Council; Wrexham County Borough Council; West Lancashire District Council; Chorley Borough Council; Fylde Borough Council; Tameside Council; Blackpool Council; Ellesmere Port & Neston Borough Council; Chester City Council; Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council; Bury Borough Council; South Lakeland District Council; Blackburn with Darwen Council; Metropolitan Borough of Wirral

SDA work closely with the local authority during the Planning and Building regulations stages of the project, through to the determination of the application.

If you have had a planning application refused SDA represents applicants at Planning Committee on request via our appeals service, we review you existing application prepare detailed evidence and reports, present your appeal directly to the Local Authority on your behalf.