With a growing demand for our services, Planit has decided to expand its operations and extend its reach to cater to more clients in the Northern Rivers region. In addition to Planit’s existing offices in Lennox Head, Kingscliff, Nobby Beach and Geelong, the second Lennox Head office will provide an excellent base for Planit [...]
The landowners of No. 310 Ewingsdale Road, Byron Bay are preparing to lodge a Development Application with Byron Shire Council to redevelop their site with town houses. The site forms parts of the West Byron Urban Release area. A concept has been advanced comprising: Demolition of existing structures Vegetation clearing Construction of 20x townhouses [...]
Two NSW Planit offices, Lennox Head and Kingscliff have been selected as finalists for Regional NSW Business Awards along with Civil Engineer Jake Bentley, who is in the running for one of the most prestigious individual awards on offer. Jake’s work as an engineer earned him a gong as one of just seven finalists [...]
We are pleased to announce our Town Planners in QLD are Logan City Council RiskSmart Accredited Consultants under the Logan Planning Scheme 2015’s Risksmart framework. Our planning team has been accredited for the following development types: - Residential – Dwelling - Residential – Other (includes mixed use developments incorporating residential component) - Reconfiguring a [...]
News South Wales has new laws for the management of native vegetation and biodiversity. The Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016 and amendments to the Local Land Services Act 2013 commenced in August 2017 and transitional arrangements for application of the BC Act expired in February 2018. These new laws repeal and replace the previous protections [...]
In our first tilt at the Lennox Head Chamber of Commerce’s Business Excellence Awards, Planit Consulting has taken out the top gong. The awards were announced in August 2019 at a gala event in Lennox Head, New South Wales. Director Ben Gohl said he and two other engineering colleagues merged their town planning and [...]
The Gympie RSL has unveiled plans for a major upgrade – but not without a dispute with Gympie Regional Council over whether the club is a club. Under the plan, which the RSL said would likely cost $8 million in total, the building is to be upgraded over three stages. A new car park [...]
