Planning Condition Discharge Documents for Construction Projects
CMP UK prepares fast, fixed-fee documents for planning applications and discharge of conditions, including CMPs, CLPs, Demolition Management Plans, Method Statements, CEMPs and related construction logistics reports.
CMP, CLP, DMS, CEMP and traffic management documents
Prepared around your council’s planning condition wording
3-5 working day turnaround as standard
Fixed-fee pricing with no hidden extras
Send us your decision notice and we’ll confirm what document is required.
Planning Condition Documents We Prepare
Whether your council has asked for a CMP, CLP, DMS, CEMP or traffic management document, we prepare practical, site-specific reports ready for submission.
Construction Management Plans (CMPs)
Council-ready Construction Management Plans setting out how construction works will be managed safely, practically and with minimal disruption to neighbours, highways and the surrounding area.
Best for: extensions, refurbishments, new builds, small developments and discharge of pre-commencement planning conditions.
Construction Logistics Plans (CLPs)
Construction Logistics Plans focused on delivery routes, vehicle movements, loading, unloading, storage, access arrangements and construction traffic impact.
Best for: urban sites, constrained access, larger schemes, commercial projects and developments where traffic or servicing needs careful management.
Demolition Management Plans
Demolition Management Plans setting out the sequence of demolition works, site protection, waste removal, environmental controls, public safety measures and traffic arrangements.
Best for: full or partial demolition works, redevelopment sites and planning conditions requiring a demolition strategy before works start.
Construction Environmental Management Plans (CEMPs)
CEMPs covering dust, noise, vibration, waste, drainage, pollution prevention, ecological protection and environmental responsibilities during construction.
Best for: planning conditions focused on environmental impact, sensitive sites, larger developments and works near neighbours, watercourses or protected features.
Demolition Method Statements (DMS)
Demolition Method Statements explaining how demolition will be carried out in a safe, controlled and systematic way, including plant, sequencing, asbestos, services and emergency procedures.
Best for: contractors, developers and applicants who need a clear demolition methodology for planning, client approval or project coordination.
Construction Traffic Management Plans (CTMPs)
Construction Traffic Management Plans setting out site access, delivery timing, vehicle routing, banksman arrangements, loading areas and highway safety controls.
Best for: restricted streets, busy roads, school routes, town centres, residential areas and sites where councils need reassurance on construction traffic.
Not sure which document your planning condition requires?
Send us your decision notice or planning reference and we’ll confirm the right document before quoting.
Construction Management Plans (CMPs)
Council-ready Construction Management Plans prepared to support planning approval and discharge planning conditions.
We prepare fully compliant Construction Management Plans for planning applications across all UK councils.
Each CMP is tailored to the site, scale and constraints of the development and aligned with local planning authority requirements.
What’s included in our CMP service
Every Construction Management Plan we produce includes:
Site layout plan, access routes and working areas
Construction methodology and sequencing
Working hours and neighbour impact mitigation
Traffic, deliveries and material handling arrangements
Environmental controls (dust, noise, waste)
Site security, hoarding and welfare facilities
Risk considerations and control measures
Emergency procedures and site contact details
Each plan is formatted and structured to meet planning validation and condition discharge requirements.
How our CMP service works
Send us your drawings and planning details
Architectural plans, site location, and any council guidance or conditions.
We prepare your CMP
Your plan is drafted in line with local authority expectations and established best practice.
Receive a council-ready document
Your CMP is delivered within 3–5 working days, ready for submission.
Minor revisions are included where required to address planning officer comments.
Construction Logistics Plans (CLPs)
Council-ready Construction Logistics Plans prepared to manage deliveries, vehicle movements and site logistics for planning approval and condition discharge.
We prepare fully compliant Construction Logistics Plans for planning applications across all UK councils.
Each CLP is tailored to the site location, access constraints and surrounding environment, with a clear focus on managing deliveries, traffic movements and on-site logistics in line with local authority requirements.
Our CLPs provide planning officers with clear, practical reassurance that construction traffic and logistics will be managed safely, responsibly and with minimal impact on neighbours and the local highway network.
What’s included in our CLP service
Every Construction Logistics Plan we produce typically includes:
Delivery scheduling and routing strategy
Construction vehicle management and control
Access arrangements and swept path considerations
On-site loading, unloading and material storage
Traffic management and local highway considerations
Working hours and delivery time controls
Pedestrian safety and interface management
Emergency access and site contact details
Each plan is structured to meet planning validation and condition discharge requirements.
How our CLP service works
Send us your drawings and planning details
Architectural plans, site location, and any council guidance or conditions.
We prepare your CLP
Your plan is drafted in line with local authority expectations and established best practice.
Receive a council-ready document
Your CLP is delivered within 3–5 working days, ready for submission.
Minor revisions are included where required to address planning officer or highway authority comments.
Construction Environmental Management Plans (CEMPs)
Council-ready Construction Environmental Management Plans prepared to manage environmental impact during construction and support planning condition discharge.
We prepare practical, site-specific Construction Environmental Management Plans for planning applications and discharge of conditions across UK local authorities.
Each CEMP is tailored to the site, proposed works, surrounding environment and planning condition wording, with clear measures for controlling dust, noise, vibration, waste, drainage, pollution risk and neighbour impact.
Our CEMPs provide planning officers with reassurance that construction works will be managed responsibly, with environmental controls in place before works begin on site.
What’s included in our CEMP service
Every Construction Environmental Management Plan we produce typically includes:
Dust, noise and vibration control measures
Waste management, recycling and material storage
Drainage, water protection and pollution prevention
Wheel washing, road cleanliness and mud control
Working hours and sensitive receptor controls
Ecology, trees and protected feature considerations where relevant
Site responsibilities, monitoring and reporting procedures
Emergency spill response and environmental incident procedures
Each plan is structured to meet planning validation and condition discharge requirements.
How our CEMP service works
Send us your decision notice and site information
We review the condition wording, project scope, site location and any environmental constraints.
We prepare your CEMP
Your plan is drafted around the site risks, council requirements and practical construction controls.
Receive a council-ready document
Your CEMP is delivered within 3-5 working days, ready for submission.
Minor revisions are included where required to address planning officer comments.
Demolition Management Plans & Method Statements
Council-ready demolition planning documents prepared to support safe, controlled demolition works and discharge planning conditions before works begin.
We prepare Demolition Management Plans and Demolition Method Statements for redevelopment projects, partial demolitions, full site clearances and planning-condition discharge requirements.
Each document is tailored to the site, existing structures, proposed demolition sequence, surrounding properties, access arrangements and local authority requirements.
Our demolition documents set out how works will be carried out safely and systematically, with suitable controls for public safety, waste removal, traffic, dust, noise, asbestos, services and emergency procedures.
What’s included in our demolition planning service
Every Demolition Management Plan or Method Statement we produce typically includes:
Scope of demolition works and site constraints
Pre-demolition surveys, asbestos and service disconnection considerations
Demolition sequence and proposed methodology
Plant, equipment and materials handling arrangements
Site hoarding, exclusion zones and public safety measures
Waste removal, recycling and licensed carrier arrangements
Traffic management, access and delivery/removal strategy
Dust, noise, vibration and pollution prevention controls
Emergency procedures and responsible site contacts
Each plan is structured to meet planning validation and condition discharge requirements.
How our demolition planning service works
Send us your decision notice and demolition details
We review the planning condition, existing site information, proposed works and any available drawings or surveys.
We prepare your demolition document
Your plan or method statement is drafted around the demolition sequence, site constraints and council requirements.
Receive a council-ready report
Your demolition document is delivered within 3-5 working days, ready for submission or project coordination.
Minor revisions are included where required to address planning officer comments.
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