Planning Application Cost

Samsquanch

I was wondering what the average cost of a one off new build application for full planning permission would be. This would include all the necessary tests, assessments, employing an architect to do the planning application drawings and submission of the application ?

893bet

4-4.5 would be average I'd say.

Samsquanch

893bet wrote: »

4-4.5 would be average I'd say.

would that include the full set of tender drawings or just the planning application drawings ?

Bracken81

€3,000-€5,000 for Full Design & Planning drawings, documents and application lodged on your behalf


Tender drawings would be charged separately, Id allow €2,500-€4,000 for full Tender drawings.
(depending on what details would be required)

Samsquanch

Yeah im being quoted just under 4k to the planning stage
About 8k to get to project completion. All the Architect fees

Samsquanch

Yeah im being quoted just under 4k to the lodgement of planning application
About 8k to get to project completion. All the Architect fees

Bracken81

Yes it sound about the standard price to be honest

PM sent :-)

ruskin

Bracken81 wrote: »

€3,000-€5,000 for Full Design & Planning drawings, documents and application lodged on your behalf


Tender drawings would be charged separately, Id allow €2,500-€4,000 for full Tender drawings.
(depending on what details would be required)

I know an AT who does plannings for one off houses for €1500, excellent designs. 3-5k is crazy.

893bet

ruskin wrote: »

I know an AT who does plannings for one off houses for €1500, excellent designs. 3-5k is crazy.

Does he include the cost of percolation test and site survey, planning fees, maps, newspaper add, VAT etc?

Probably not. The 1500 fee is his money. The Opening post wants a total cost of which 3-5 k is bang on.

ruskin

893bet wrote: »

Does he include the cost of percolation test and site survey, planning fees, maps, newspaper add, VAT etc?

Probably not. The 1500 fee is his money. The Opening post wants a total cost of which 3-5 k is bang on.

No, as far as I know the €1500 is his personal fee, which is alot more reasonable that some quotes architects throw around.

Samsquanch

What kind of fees are normal for a Designed Certfier and Assigned certifier for a project, and who can do this job?

sydthebeat

ruskin wrote: »

No, as far as I know the €1500 is his personal fee, which is alot more reasonable that some quotes architects throw around.

apples and oranges

the selection of a designer should always be done on the evidence of past work.

sydthebeat

Samsquanch wrote: »

What kind of fees are normal for a Designed Certfier and Assigned certifier for a project, and who can do this job?

€1,000,000

Courtesy Flush

Samsquanch wrote: »

What kind of fees are normal for a Designed Certfier and Assigned certifier for a project, and who can do this job?

I was quoted 1k for design cert and 2k for assigned cert by an architect

Strolling Bones

ruskin wrote: »

No, as far as I know the €1500 is his personal fee, which is alot more reasonable that some quotes architects throw around.

I would not get out of bed for that myself....

Gumbo

ruskin wrote: »

No, as far as I know the €1500 is his personal fee, which is alot more reasonable that some quotes architects throw around.

The quotes above would include all outlays, so it brings your AT guy to the same level playing field. the €1500 is purely his pocket money and all expenses land on the client.

Its like going to the garage for a service, Garage A quote €199 but Garage B quotes €99. You turn up at Garage B on Monday morning and they ask where the parts are for the service.....

Samsquanch

sydthebeat wrote: »

€1,000,000

A typically helpful post

sydthebeat

Samsquanch wrote: »

A typically helpful post

you never said what the project was did you...... you building a farm shed or a skyscraper ???

a little bit of cop on goes a long way