The predominant focus of the team over the years has been consent articulation for the clientele. In simpler terms, the process is inclusive of creating sound resource consent documentation for the local council and following them up with a viable path to immaculate building consent models. The intent consistently lies in saving time for our customers through efficiency.
At OSDC, we consider our clients’ success as our own. Hence, the emphasis is always on intensification of built-up area and yielding the most profit out of any venture.
- Certified team of practitioners under one roof dealing with Planning, Designing and Seeking approval for Resource and Building consent from Council and other local authorities.
- The buck stops with OSDC as it is ensured that the designs are mutually agreed upon with clients even before the certification analysis by the council begins.
- As a universally known fact, Time is Money and we endeavour to save both for our clients by seeing through our designs approved. This gives the client ample time to focus and plan their building process.
- Building is a stressful task, and thus an effective strategy of commercially savvy experience paired with precise technical skills to support and maximise cost effectivity has been carefully integrated.
- Meeting council specifications for intensified designs usually consist of a range of compliance challenges to get across to the approval. Hence, the team maintains accountability to the design issues and never give up in the face of challenges until acceptable solutions could be reached. for the project approval.
- Liaising with all concerned authoritative bodies with utmost clarity while sustaining an open communication channel with investors enhances this process and creates a path to successful culmination.
- Owing to the high volume of recurring liaising, the team has established a strong methodology to its approach to consent applications. This is a combination of a clear understanding of current trends of design and an idea of priority in correspondence with council.
