Planning approvals are the statutory permissions required from planning authorities to allow a development or activity to proceed. They usually confirm that a proposal has been assessed against the relevant planning controls and every legislation requirement that are applicable, and that any potential impacts from the proposal can be efficiently managed through a condition of approval. […]
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Preparation of Statements of Heritage Impact Assessments for activities of development or construction that may impact upon heritage items. As a part of this study a significance statement is prepared.
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This is broad-spectrum report for a place or area that identifies all aspects of Aboriginal Heritage contained within. The report captures consultation with local representatives from the Aboriginal Community and details any impact upon an activity or place that may be caused by the proposed works. This report is used as a basis for any
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A Desk-based assessment identifies the likely presence, nature and significance of below ground archaeological remains or relics and where appropriate includes any built heritage existing in the project area. The assessment is the first step in identifying next steps in managing heritage particularly where a development application or proposal is being prepared.
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A visual amenity impact assessment consists of a series of radial analyses that have been undertaken to assess likely views of a proposed development project.
Radial analyses are developed using 3D topographic information, aerial photographs and electronic data files relating to site infrastructure. The radial analysis illustrates what is visible from a height of 1.7 meters at that location (i.e. from average eye height).
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We also offer online sustainability training.
Our clients include manufacturing; construction – contractors, installers, transport – bus and local government.
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An erosion hazard assessment is a numerical assessment of proposed site soils, utilising laboratory analysis and GIS data which can provide very valuable information during the project development phase, that can translate into cost savings during construction.
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We work with our clients to prepare sensible, concise plans that are easy to implement. Our clients include Transport: road and rail, Government; Construction contractors.
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We work with our clients to refine design plans and building facade finishes, to prevent disability glare and limit discomfort glare.
Our clients include renewable energy projects.
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Having a professional environmental consultant prepare your SEE/SoEE will take the hassle and worry out of the process. We are qualified to assess all the environmental impacts likely to arise from your project, reducing the to and fro with council.
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All projects being assessed under Part 5 of the EP&A Act need an REF to be prepared. Our team has completed many REFs for road, bridge construction, and building projects. Our process is streamlined and well informed of construction practices, with the result being a detailed, concise and easy to read document. Our team has experience working as consultants, clients and contractors meaning that your project is in safe hands.
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Our in-house multi-disciplinary team of scientists will prepare a comprehensive, easy to read report suitable to submission to DPIE.
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As a team with expertise as consultants, clients and contractors we are able to provide a comprehensive EIA service to walk any client through the EIA process. Engaging one of our senior staff is a cost effective way to bring environmental expertise directly into your team
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