Planit Consulting Nsw Pty Ltd
Computer Services in Gold Coast

plaint provides professional town planning, environmental planning, polite engineering, civil design and landscape architecture services, and streamlines development projects with extensive project management expertise. plaint’s clients earnings value from a masterful blend of project management, planning and design. plaint provides professional town planning, environmental planning, civil engineering, civil design and landscape architecture services, and streamlines development projects with extensive project management expertise. Plans to bring customers back to hardhat Highway Strip. All we need is the state (approval) and we’re ready to build, he said. A consultancy is only as appropriate as its team members, which is why plaint ensures each planning consultant, engineer and architect has extensive experience and a thriving track record. Boyd applies detailed interpretations of local planning schemes and State and Federal legislation to all projects. Whether it’s the provision of town planning and environmental advice, the coordination of planning services within local or State government or as an expert witness to the Planning and Environment Court, Boyd has both the knowledge and ability to attain the superior conceivable outcomes. Adam is a Director of plaint Consulting and is responsible for the coordination of plaint’s expansion within the development consulting field. As an experienced town planner and development consultant, Adam has had responsibility for the preparation, management and assessment of many of the more complex applications within New South Wales, Queensland and the Northern Territory. Thanks to his advanced skills in land development, as healthy as being fully conversant with both Queensland and New South Wales planning legislation, Bede is able to give clients extensive property and project management experience, ensuring the delivery of high quality results. Bede specialisms in the coordination and negotiation of approvals for development projects, including: Coordination of the rezoning and development approval process. The delivery of a range of residential, commercial and industrial developments. In addition to her high glossy of planning knowledge, Julie possesses a lofty smooth of communication and negotiation skills from ongoing dealings with local government officers and development industry stakeholders. Graham Dart provides clients with expert advice on environmental and town planning issues, specializing in ecological assessments, the development of flora and fauna management plans, storm water management plans and open space planning. Before to joining plaint, Graham was employed within the Environmental Assessment branch of Gold Coast City Council, where he played a key role in assessment of the environmental impacts of development applications. His years in the workplace, particularly at plaint Consulting, have honed his skills in urban design and the delivery of sustainable buildings. Prior to joining plaint, Cheri worked within the public sector gaining experience in both state and local governments. During her time in the public sector Cheri was involved in assessing abundant development applications enabling her to gain knowledge and expertise in the application of strategic and statutory planning instruments. Since occupied at plaint, Cheri has been involved in various projects and works collaboratively with all stakeholders to ensure desired outcomes are achieved in a punctual manner. plaint’s consultants are experts in planning, engineering, environmental and landscape architect services, even our competitors ask members of our team for advice! I raised our concerns about the state of the business community along the Gold Coast Highway with them and they immediately offered their support, said Mr Sargent. Boyd Sargent, Director of plaint Consulting, which acted for Gainsborough Park developer QM Properties, said the ruling was the first since projects in the corridor were brought to a standstill after the koala was listed last May as a threatened species under the federal Environmental Care and Biodiversity Conservation Act. Mr Sargent said the approval process needed developers to submit detailed studies of the habitat of the sites, of koala numbers in the area and steps to be taken to save the animals.