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Town Planning

Eagle Urban helps you understand what is possible on your land and establish a practical planning pathway.

Planning services

  • Site feasibility and development potential advice
  • Planning controls and site constraints review
  • Statutory town planning and approval pathway advice
  • Strategic land use planning and Planning Proposals
  • Environmental assessment, including Statements of Environmental Effects (SEE), Reviews of Environmental Factors (REF) and Environmental Impact Statements (EIS)
  • Coordination of specialist environmental and technical inputs
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Based in Kempsey, we provide town planning advice across metropolitan, regional and rural NSW.

Contact Eagle Urban to discuss your property and planning objectives.

What happens next

A clear process from the outset.

  1. Share your proposal

    Send your site details, objectives and any plans or Council feedback.

  2. Agree the scope

    We identify the advice and specialist input needed, then provide a fee proposal.

  3. Move forward

    We deliver the agreed advice and help coordinate the next steps for your project.

Find out what is possible on your property

Tell us where your site is and what you would like to achieve. We’ll discuss the planning advice and next steps relevant to your proposal.

Prefer to talk? Call 0431 388 943. Email plans to admin@eagleurban.com.au.

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Include your site address or locality, what you would like to achieve, and any Council feedback or deadlines.

We use the details you provide to respond to your enquiry. Please email plans or supporting documents separately.

Questions clients commonly ask

Can I subdivide or develop my property?

The answer depends on the applicable planning controls, site constraints and proposed use. An initial review can identify opportunities, limitations and the investigations needed before you commit to detailed design.

What information should I provide?

Start with the property address or lot and deposited plan details, a short description of your proposal, and any plans or Council correspondence you already have.

When should I speak with a planner?

Early advice can be useful before purchasing land, commissioning designs or lodging an application. We can also assist when a proposal is already underway and further planning input is needed.

Professional associations

Josh Eagleton is a member of FPA Australia and the Planning Institute of Australia.

Fire Protection Association AustraliaPlanning Institute of Australia