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If you are completing
any form of residential development that requires
planning permission, then can you afford not to have our
guide? - If you were refused planning permission what
would that mean to you?
I knew that if people were employing my
services in order to get results, many other less
experienced home owners were not enjoying this level
of success on their own development schemes. You
could argue 'natural justice' but I personally find it
offensive when a profession that is fundamentally
entwined within any society becomes so elite that it is
deliberately made into a science that the ordinary Lay
Person is unable to understand or afford. This has
already happened in the fields of Law & health.
Lawyers & Physicians have now become
'pre-madonnas' who allow themselves to be accessed to
only those that can afford their fees - this is such a
shame.
"I knew this sort of Planning advice
did not exist on this broad scale".
The only items I could find on the
Internet were general advice tutorials which didn't
attempt to match site specific circumstances that you may
have. Its all very well 'generally' advising a person
what he or she can build under Permitted Development
without needing a formal Planning Consent but this is
totally useless unless you unfold the entire criteria of
the 'catch 22' reasons why that may not apply for your
particular site. Out of all the home extension
schemes I do every year, only about 2 may not require
formal Planning.
Most Local Authorities now have guidance
notes & design guides which is my first free
tip in pointing you in the right direction.
These design guides, although very useful, wont
give you the entire picture specific to your site
conditions. Our Planning guide will!
It will clearly point out site specific issues that
you must consider first that will affect a Planning
Decision.
Assessing a site using our 'development
template' will reveal issues that could cause you
problems during a formal planning application. Many of
these issues can be 'site engineered' or adjusted on plan
to reduce the potential of your application becoming
contentious or high
profile.
Our Guide will help you identify these
potential Planning Issues & give you options on how
to deal with them such as site levels, side windows,
overlooking, loss of light etc. to name but a
few.
Since I already knew how to present a
scheme for best possible acceptance from the Planning
Department, I decided to create the first
Comprehensive Planning Guid ebook for the UK that is now
available.
OPTIONS: Your
can order and purchase your copy now for full unrestricted use
of the Planning Guide ebook straight away or you can
choose to download a test version for a short restricted
viewing and make your mind up later at any time.
or

Free
download - 'test drive' your Planning
Permission Guide ebook today.
After thousands of
hours handling my own clients projects & a few hundred
hours more sat at the computer compiling this ebook & web
site, The 'Maximum Build Planning guide' was created for your
use!
Testimonial:-
"I found your Planning guide
invaluable in helping me assess my own building scheme.
After reading your guide I was surprised to see how
many relevant Planning Issues my simple site had.
In the end I did engage a Local Agent to be safe
& it was reassuring for him & myself that I was
already aware of the Planning issues that would
affect the final design. It also allowed me to quiz
my Agent with relevant questions & I felt that we
were all 'singing from the same hymme sheet'. In
the end our scheme went through Planning at the first
attempt without any time wasting alterations or
protracted negotiations. Without your initial guide
I feel that I would still be 'hell bent' on
pursuing a totally unworkable & un-neighbourly scheme
through to the appeal... Yours Mrs. K. from
Bucks.
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First, let me tell what Maximum Build
Planning Guide (MBPG) is NOT!
- MBPG DOES NOT guarantee
Planning approval for your site or scheme. It
merely allows you to identify most of the relevant
Planning Issues that may affect your final design
with options & guidance on how best to tackle
these issues. It will however, improve your
chances.
- MBPG IS NOT a 'one size
fits all' solution to every residential development
scheme. There will always be new situations that will
deviate from generic accepted principals. It
will allow you to identify areas that can be
exploited if possible to maximise your sites
potential development especially in restricted or
zoned areas.
- MBPG MAY NOT provide the advice,
guidance or conclusions you had hoped for. It will
allow you compile your own risk assessment on how you
present a scheme to the Planners & whether or not
certain allowable site alterations need to be
completed prior to an application being
submitted.
- MBPG IS NOT your only
source of advice & guidance. It is always
recommended to obtain second opinions & confirm
any thoughts or guidance with other local
professional advice before setting on a course of
action.
- MBPG IS NOT like anything
you have ever seen before! Many tips are
revealed & other exploitation of the many grey
areas that are inherent within most Planning matters
are also revealed!
How easy it is to use
our Maximum Build Planning Guide?
"...everything a
householder could want is in our
Planning Guide"
The Planning
guide is in digital format only
& has quick links from its
contents page to every heading
& section within the ebook
for easy & quick navigation
around the document. Not only
does it contain almost everything
a householder would require in
assessing their building project,
but you have added extras that I
would normally have never
realised that has been useful for
me when advising my own
clients.
"A
full-featured document with an
extremely easy to use interface
makes reading & navigating
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definitely would recommend this
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developers testing the water for
the first time."
Richard Lee (Builder)
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Dear
MSM ,
"I commend you on such a fine and
comprehensive guide for us householders
that tend to move quite a lot. I
have used your Planning guide on several
projects now as a check list of things to
cover even before I begin to purchase a
property. I have now avoided most of
the pitfalls I made in my earlier years of
buying cheap property with the view to
extend & develop for profit. It
is uncanny just how much influence the
Planners have on our property aspirations
these days so being prior informed of the
potential Planning Issues is an advantage I
am keen to retain. I have also been using
two other guides that were freebies from
various Councils but they didn't give me
the 'exploitative' element of your own
guide - It is obvious that some of your
techniques would not be promoted or
endorsed by the Planners so it is nice to
have an edge that allows me to exploit
certain aspects of residential development
to my advantage. I will definitely
recommend your guide to others".
You did a great job.
Sincerely,
Mike Goodwood (property
developer) |
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OPTIONS: Your
can order and purchase your copy now for full unrestricted use
of the Planning Guide ebook straight away or you can
choose to download a test version for a short restricted
viewing and make your mind up later at any time.
or

Free
download -
'test drive'
your Planning Permission Guide ebook today.
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MAXIMUM BUILD
Obtaining Planning Permission for residential development
in either extending your property or redeveloping the site for
new dwellings needs careful presentation & a risk
assessment prior to submitting for Planning Consent. A
badly presented scheme to the Planning Department by the Novice
home owner can lead to an Automatic Rejection & a Planning
Refusal that could be hard to overturn. Our MAXIMUM BUILD
Guide will assist you in assessing your sites potential &
what areas you can exploit prior to submitting your scheme for
Planning Permission.

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