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![]() We pride ourselves in being able to offer the full range of planning services, with a professional, courteous and friendly approach that has clients coming back again & again. |
![]() A particularly successful area of our business that we're very proud of. We cover the whole range of the appeals process and represent clients throughout. |
![]() With access to a range of complimentary expertise we can provide a full property development service, from site searches, development briefs and acquisitions. |
![]() The ever more complex nature of planning applications means that our services in this field of Town Planning are increasingly in demand. |
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" Just wanted to say thank you for your work today.You were a delight and what you said was concise, direct and well executed. I had been so nervous about today but from when we met I stopped worrying... because in the event you took control and were very reassuring. You're a star and top of my recommendaion list." Lesley Thompson, after speaking at a Planning Committee and gaining approval for her proposal. |
| Owen Devenport win Conwy Borough tender bid |
Conwy County Borough Council (Property Services) wanted planning support for the development of their own land off Peulwys Lane in Llysfaen. The work included preparing a Design and Access Statement, a new layout, and advising on the Unilateral Undertaking. The aim being that the department wanted to secure the permission granted and to eventually bring the site to market. A tender process was set up and Owen Devenport were selected above five other competitors. This is an example of where the company's expertise and experience is recognised by the Public Sector and we are delighted to be assisting the Borough with Town Planning matters yet again. |
| Permission granted for new holiday development on Anglesey |
Owen Devenport were initially instructed to apply for planning permission for the development of a greenfield site for 21 high quality holiday chalets at Llangoed on Anglesey. The site had, in part, a Lawful Use for 14 static caravans. A detailed application was submitted with considerable evidence on a variety of issues, such as economic benefit, highways, landscape and visual assessment, drainage, archaeology, ecology and so on. |
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