Neighbourhood surveys for town planning applications.

What it is

We pick up adjoining property heights, ridge and eave levels, window and habitable-room locations, setbacks and key streetscape features. The plan is drafted alongside your feature & level survey so the planning team can prepare overshadowing diagrams, height comparisons and streetscape elevations.

Why it matters

Most council planning schemes require a neighbourhood character response. Submissions without proper survey data are routinely sent back for further information, adding months to your timeline. A clear neighbourhood plan up-front gives town planners and architects what they need to win approval first time.

Our process

1. 1
   Scope confirmation

   We align with your town planner on the radius and detail required by council.
2. 2
   Site & adjoining pickup

   Heights, setbacks and habitable openings of neighbouring properties recorded from accessible vantage points.
3. 3
   Streetscape drafting

   Plan and elevation drawings prepared to council submission standards.
4. 4
   Submission-ready files

   PDF and DWG delivered for direct lodgement with your DA.

What you'll receive

• Neighbourhood plan (PDF + DWG)
• Streetscape elevation
• Adjoining building heights
• Setback & overlooking diagram
• Photographic record
• Coordinated with feature survey