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In order to provide an accurate basis from which to appraise site constraints and inform the design, up to date information relating to the site is necessary in the form of a detailed Land Survey or Topographical Survey. Working from an accurate site plan will ensure that the design team members have the correct information to inform their advice and supporting documents for your planning application.
The detailed design stages of a development project require accurate and up to date information relating to the site, one such element can be a Land Survey or Topographical Survey. Working from the correct plan will ensure the design team have the correct information to inform their advice and the information submitted as part of the planning application will remain consistent.
A Topographical Survey is an accurate depiction of a site (property, area of land, defined boundary) which is scaled and detailed according to the spatial considerations and is the summary of the on-site data capture processes.
As a basis for all construction projects a detailed Land Survey or Topographical Survey will ensure that the relevant site features can be taken account of at the design stage. We have specialist surveyors operational from London who provide detailed Measured Surveys of Land, Buildings and Underground Utilities and will advise of the most suitable processes depending on your site.
This is the first post of our website news section where we will be providing relevant and important information about Indigo Surveys, the arboricultural, ecological and geomatic sectors and the wider industry.
From time to time we may keep you up to date with current and completed projects. We will outline project information such as the importance of a Habitat Survey and a Topographical Survey; these can be a typical requirement and will guide and support a project.
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