Planning Permission Jersey

Required by the Planning Department — produced in-house.

Flood risk assessments for Jersey planning applications.

Certain areas of Jersey fall within flood risk zones. The Planning Department requires a flood risk assessment for any development in these zones. We produce flood risk assessments in-house as part of the full planning application service.

  • Free Initial Consultation
  • All In-House — No Subcontractors
  • Bylaw Plus — Builder-Ready Drawings
  • Jersey Only Specialists
  • Structural Engineering Included

What's Included

How It Works

1

Site assessment

We check whether your site falls within a flood risk zone using Jersey's flood mapping data.

2

Flood risk assessment

We produce the assessment report, covering flood hazard, vulnerability, and mitigation.

3

Submission

The flood risk assessment is submitted alongside the planning application.

Planning Note

The Planning Department requires a flood risk assessment for development in identified flood risk zones. Submitting without one in a flood risk area will result in the application being returned.

Frequently Asked Questions

Planning Reports we have taken through planning

Coastal National Park Renovation

“Building near the coast brings endless scrutiny. The site plans and visual impact statements they drafted were so thorough that the planning committee granted permission without asking for a single tweak.”
Thomas Vibert

External Steel Fire Escape

“We needed a secondary escape route for our first floor office. The drawings balanced safety rules with visual appeal, passing planning on the first attempt.”
Rebecca Valpy

Air Source Heat Pump Housing

“Placing an external heat pump unit near our boundary needed explicit planning permission. The noise assessment and drawings provided got us approved without complaints from neighbours.”
Lisa Amy

Ready to start your flood risk assessment project?

Free initial consultation. We advise on planning, costs, and timescales. Jersey only.