Spatial Planning
Preparation of spatial plans ranging from Spatial Development Frameworks (SDFs) to Spatial Development Plans, Local Area Plans, Precinct Plans and Land Use Guidelines.
Titus Projects works across a broad range of planning and development activities, helping clients understand the requirement, the right planning route, and the most practical next step.
Each service is presented clearly so clients can better understand where support is available, what the process may involve, and when professional planning input is needed.
Preparation of spatial plans ranging from Spatial Development Frameworks (SDFs) to Spatial Development Plans, Local Area Plans, Precinct Plans and Land Use Guidelines.
Preparation and review of IDPs and associated sector plans for both district and local municipalities.
Also known as a Scheme Amendment. This is the legal process where the existing zoning of a property (i.e. Residential) is changed to a new zoning (i.e. Commercial). The zoning of land determines what uses and development may be allowed on that land.
An application to change the use for which a property is zoned, an application for permission needs to be obtained from the local authority so as not to compromise the intentions of the Town Planning Scheme. Consent use rights are non-permanent and will lapse if not exercised or if ownership is changed.
A restrictive condition means any condition registered against the title deed of land, restricting the use, development or subdivision of the property concerned.
An application that requires the consent of adjoining property owners to relax the restrictions of a property’s building lines or height of boundary walls.
The legal process whereby the local authority receives, considers and approves an application to convert a piece of agricultural land into an area where residential, commercial, or industrial development will take place.
To confirm the extent of a property, length of boundaries, and registration of servitudes.
The legal process of dividing a single land parcel into multiple lots with individual titles.
The formal merging of two or more adjoining lots into a single land parcel.
Acting as your expert agent, we oversee the entire application lifecycle. We provide rigorous monitoring and guidance to ensure designs meet all development controls and progress smoothly to final approval.
We also provide site analysis and feasibility, due diligence reports, and assistance with post approval compliance.
Bringing a planning consultant in earlier usually means better preparation, fewer surprises, and a clearer line of sight on what the project actually needs.