What we deliver
Pre-planning advice
Planning
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
Expert Evidence at Appeals
Enforcement
Visualisations
VISUALISATIONS
Verified views (Type 3 and Type 4 based on Landscape Institute Guidance LI-GN 06/19)
Rectified photography, time-lapse and fly-through animations
Visualisations for landscape, heritage, archaeology, planning and related purposes
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TREES
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Tree Surveys
Advice on species suitability and characteristics information
Arboricultural Impact Assessment
Tree Protection Plans
Tree Retention/Removal Plans
Arboricultural Method Statements
Site Monitoring
Hedgerow Surveys
ARCHAEOLOGY
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Desk Based Assessments (DBA)
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Written Schemes of Investigation (WSI)
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Fieldwork
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Condition Discharge
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Mitigation
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Building Recording
LANDSCAPE
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Landscape/Townscape Visual Impact Assessments (including verified visualisations)
Concept through to detailed landscape design
Landscape strategy and masterplanning
Urban Green Factor
Site inspections and support during implementation phase and handover
Landscape character appraisals and design guidance
HERITAGE*
Heritage Impact Assessment
Designation issues
Pre-acquisition advice
Conservation Management Plans
PLANNING*
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Planning appraisals
Negotiation with local planning authorities
Planning Statements
Preparing, submitting and negotiating on any kind of application.
Lawful Development Certificates
Representations on development plan reviews
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* In cases involving demolition, our planning consultants have regard to all relevant national and local policy relating to carbon emissions. Where the demolition affects a heritage asset, our heritage consultants will assess the significance of the building, and the heritage-related consequences of demolition, with specific reference to heritage policy; HCUK does not have experts on the technical assessment of carbon emissions, whether historic or proposed. Each case should be taken on its own merits, and the very specific facts of one case are unlikely to be fully replicated in other cases
