Getting town planning approval is seldom straightforward

Often this is because relevant stakeholders aren’t identified and engaged beforehand.

Heritage overlay

… no early engagement, so heritage requirements surface late.

Adjoining property

… shadow impacts trigger objections and potential VCAT escalation.

Traffic compliance

… turning circle fails swept-path standards, forcing redesign.

Each objection adds weeks (even months) to the approval time

A new residential building typically takes 42 days to get approved (Source: ABS).

But it can be much longer if requirements remain unaddressed.

MakeSpace help developers align with stakeholders early on.

So the approvals pathway is in your control.

… and your project can break ground on schedule.

Want to see how we can help?

See more of our services at MakeSpace.org.au