The following new standards for shop top housing apply in Low and Mid-Rise Housing areas in R1 and R2 zones (where permitted)

Whether you're planning a minor renovation or a full-scale development, getting it right the first time can save you thousands.

If you're planning a residential or commercial project, you may want to know the cost of a DA in NSW.

If you're planning to develop, renovate or repurpose a site within the Central Coast Council area, StraightLine Planning is your expert partner.

Whether you live in a Low and Mid-Rise Housing area or a TOD zone, both zoning types can provide significant opportunity.

StraightLine Town Planning has successfully delivered Change of Use approvals for everything from retail stores and cafes to gyms, health clinics and professional offices. This breadth of experience means they understand the specific requirements and common hurdles in different sectors.

We specialise in granny flat and dual occupancy approvals, ensuring that homeowners and investors navigate council regulations with ease.

StraightLine Planning specialises in securing Commercial Change of Use approvals, ensuring businesses can legally operate.

StraightLine Planning has a proven track record of successfully obtaining Clause 4.6 approvals, helping clients unlock property potential.

At StraightLine Town Planning, our architectural drafting team specialises in creating high-quality drawings for residential renovations of all sizes. We work closely with homeowners, builders and designers to produce plans that meet both your vision and council requirements.

This guide explains what low and mid-rise housing is, how the policy changes existing planning controls, and more

StraightLine Planning offers comprehensive town planning services tailored to the unique needs of the Parramatta community. 

Essential Documents for Lodging a CDC Application Before your application can be processed, you'll need to gather the following key items.

The following new standards for multi-dwelling housing (terraces) apply in Low and Mid-Rise Housing areas in R1, R2, R3 and R4 zones

The latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) reveals a dramatic swing in residential building approvals across New South Wales (NSW)

If you're planning to lodge a Development Application (DA) for a small project, you're required to submit a SEE.

Engaging a town planner can simplify the approval process and increase your chances of securing Development Application (DA) or CDC approval

This guide breaks down the costs associated with engaging a town planner for Development Applications (DAs) and CDCs in NSW.

A Statement of Environmental Effects (SEE) is a planning report that sets out the details of a proposed development.

The following new standards for multi-dwelling housing apply in Low and Mid-Rise Housing areas in R1, R2, R3 and R4 zones (where permitted)

We’ve reviewed countless poor-quality submissions and understand exactly where most go wrong.

Dual Occupancies: 2 dwellings on one lot. Permissibility changes: Dual occupancies are permitted with consent in R2 zones state-wide.

If you're planning a development in Sydney's Blacktown City Council area, StraightLine Planning is your trusted partner.

Notification Plans are more than just a bureaucratic requirement—they are a vital tool for community engagement.