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This is the combination of a subdivision, consolidation and rezoning. This is usually done on traditional farm land.

This is done when you want to combine two or more stands into one legal entity.  This is done in collaboration with a Land Surveyor. 

Every property has an approved zoning such as agricultural, residential and commercial. If you want to change this, you have to apply for a rezoning at your local authority.

This application will split your property into two or more stands. This is done in collaboration with a Land Surveyor.

Every municipality has its own set of consent uses they would allow for on each stand. This is not a rezoning but mere permission to operate a land use which is not usually included into your approved zoning.

Building line relaxtions, outdoor advertising applications, SPLUMA Certificates, Division of farm land applications etc.

 An SDF is a framework that seeks to guide, overall spatial distribution of current and desirable land uses within a municipality in order to give effect to the vision, goals and objectives of the municipal IDP 

Urban design is the process of designing and shaping the physical features of cities, towns, and villages and planning for the provision of municipal services to residents and visitors. This is usually also more  aesthetically  pleasing.

This includes the physical layout of a township or area. It is usually a plan that is "Council" ready and needs to be signed of by a professional town planner registered in terms of the Plannin Professions Act, 2002.

This is plans that coordinate the use of all properties within one allocated area known as a precint.

This is the first investigation you require to make sure the property you acquire is worth developing.

Are you buying a property? This is where we can assist to make sure your property is SPLUMA compliant.

This is usually performed by a professional environmentalist, but a town planner can advise on easily visiblefeatures that might cost you alot in the long run.

These studies follow the Due Dilligence investigation to make sure the proposed development is financially feasible.