Assemble the starting information
A current survey, site reference, ownership information and available approval history provide a useful starting point. The exact information needed should be established for your project.
Coordinate the design
Plans, elevations, areas and site information should describe the same proposal. Changes made in one part of the drawing package need to be reflected in the others.
Keep a decision record
Record the design you have approved and make clear which changes are still being considered. This helps the project team avoid developing or submitting conflicting versions.
Plan for review
A submission is a stage in a review process. Allow for questions, revisions and consultant input in the programme. Confirm current requirements with the relevant authority through your project team.
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