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aup town planning
A healthy private development industry is vital. It provides homes, places of business and work, restaurants, cinemas, retailing centres, and jobs.
aup town planning helps developers and landowners and facilitates property development in more ways than our competitors due to our length and breadth of experience - which includes more than 15 years in Melbourne, Australia's largest, and most dynamic and competitive priority development market - and which tells us property developers and landowners need an accurate, reliable, expert planning consultant in their corner to help them navigate the town planning system and manage their risk while maximising their financial returns.
aup town planning provides this level of service.
We excel in the 'basics' - getting planning permits for as little time and cost as possible - but we also help developers find the right properties, advise on how best to develop a property to reduce risk and maximise financial gains, advise landowners of their rights and help resolve disputable with Council, and help landowners/developers rezone property.
This makes us as close to a 'complete' town planning consulting business as you get on the Sunshine Coast/Regional Queensland.
Select an option from below to find out more or contact aup town planning to discuss your property concern.
The Sunshine Coast is one of the fastest growing cities in the country - but faces many challenges.
One of the main reasons for this is that there is no 'plan' for this growth.
Planning a city's future is complex and fought.
Even among those who support growth or at least accept its going to happen - there's never agreement on what should happen, when, and how.....which is why 'planning' must be objective, and evidence-based - and the plan' should reflect not just the preferences, aspirations, and requirements of current residents, but also future residents.
grows is not is complex, and a 'rational' process which
ne of the main causes for this is the lack of involvement by the community in the planning of the Sunshine Coast. This is because governments, the professional (rational) town planning community (not just town planners), and educational/research institutions, have failed.