Planning
Site feasibility for South Australia
Enter an address. Planning reads the zone, overlays, assessment pathways and Deemed to Satisfy policy from the state’s live planning data, measures the parcel from the cadastre, and determines the yield the site can carry.
One address in, the whole picture out
A feasibility run retrieves everything a planning assessment turns on, at run time, from the state’s own systems:
- The zone, subzone and every overlay on the parcel, live from PlanSA, not a cached copy.
- The assessment pathway for detached, group and row dwellings and land division, whether Accepted, Deemed to Satisfy, Performance Assessed or Impact Assessed.
- The Deemed to Satisfy numerics that govern the site, from setbacks and minimum site areas to frontages, building height and site coverage, quoted from the Planning and Design Code.
- Parcel geometry from the state cadastre, with boundary dimensions and true site area.
- The buildable envelope once setbacks are applied, and the dwelling yield it carries.
- Comparable development applications near the site from the SA Development Application Register, ranked by density in dwellings per hectare, with decision documents and conditions.
Any way you identify a property
A street address, a certificate of title (volume/folio), a valuation number or a plan parcel. Planning resolves all four to the same parcel and runs the same assessment.
Terrain and CAD
LiDAR terrain for metropolitan Adelaide, with contours, site fall and spot heights, and 2D and 3D DXF export of the boundary, buildable envelope and ground, ready for CAD.
Planning is one of three SiteCalc systems. Feaso prices the deal the site can carry; Architect draws the scheme to comply.
In partnership with Develo and Zane Tavakoli.