Strategic land • early-stage desktop assessment • Great Britain

Strategic Land Site Assessment

Early-stage desktop review for landowners, promoters and professional advisers considering a strategic land opportunity.

First Feasibility brings together relevant planning, environmental, access, infrastructure and land context to help identify the main issues before detailed promotion, design or technical work begins.

Assessment Context

Strategic land opportunities can be influenced by environmental and landscape designations, heritage assets, flood risk, agricultural land, rights of way, access and surrounding infrastructure.

The assessment provides a proportionate first view of those matters and identifies where more detailed planning or specialist review appears useful.

Typical Assessment Scope

Planning and Land

Selected planning designations, agricultural land information and nearby development context.

Environmental Context

Ecology, heritage, flood risk and landscape designations.

Access and Infrastructure

Strategic road context, public rights of way, selected infrastructure and surrounding development.

Applications

Land Review

Support initial promotion discussions, landowner conversations and option or acquisition review.

Site Triage

Identify issues that deserve closer attention before detailed professional work is commissioned.

Several Opportunities

Use Portfolio Screening where several candidate sites or land parcels need to be compared consistently.

Scope and Limitations

The assessment does not replace a detailed planning policy appraisal, development-capacity exercise, title review, valuation, technical survey or design process.

Where further specialist work appears necessary, this can be identified as a recommended next step.

Strategic Land Enquiries

Send a site boundary, location or short project brief. We will confirm the appropriate assessment scope before instruction.

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Early-stage desktop assessment to support proportionate strategic land review.
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