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    Thanks, that would be great.

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    Here are the drawings for a proposal I did for a friend last year. Normally the planning officers are nice enough to tell you what drawings they are expecting and at what scale. I usually use 1:50 for plans and 1:100 for sections and ele's to keep it a bit vague. However I didn't get consent for this design as I didn't look at the SPD (Supplementary Planning Document), I'm a technical guy and only do working drawings normally! All of the documents are on the local authorities planning page so I didn't have much of an excuse.

    If you need a location plan I usually download a CAD plan from Promap which has the copyright number on it depending on the site it costs £30+. Apparently LA's will check to make sure that the copyright for any maps are valid, so its no good photocopying an OS map they probably won't accept it.
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    Here are the drawings for a proposal I did for a friend last year. Normally the planning officers are nice enough to tell you what drawings they are expecting and at what scale. I usually use 1:50 for plans and 1:100 for sections and ele's to keep it a bit vague. However I didn't get consent for this design as I didn't look at the SPD (Supplementary Planning Document), I'm a technical guy and only do working drawings normally! All of the documents are on the local authorities planning page so I didn't have much of an excuse.

    If you need a location plan I usually download a CAD plan from Promap which has the copyright number on it depending on the site it costs £30+. Apparently LA's will check to make sure that the copyright for any maps are valid, so its no good photocopying an OS map they probably won't accept it.
    Thanks, that is really kind of you.

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    Just thought, for the site plan and area maps the LA will issue with licensed copies of the OS map and you hand draw the extension/new build onto the paper copy. Not sure of the prices but worth checking out.
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