domestic planning applications or commercial
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It depends on state and local zoning laws. Run a search for your local municipal code, it will probably be online.
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http://www.creotec.com/index.php?page=ebusiness_solution&title=Strategic_information_system click on d link to find what u r looking for
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Check the government's Housing and Urban Development site:\n\nwww.hud.gov
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You may have to ask for planning permission for a very large advertising hoarding/billboard.   You will need to check that with the Council planning department   Apart from that, all you need is the space!   The sky's the limit (and money!) when it comes to advert sizes!\n\n(If you think about it, what size are the ones on the side of blocks of flats or cooling towers that they are about to knock down!)\n\nAre you going to put up an advertisement?   If so, what for? Please let me know!
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Check out Dave Ramseys website.  He teaches one of the best finacial planning progams I've ever seen.\n\nhttp://www.daveramsey.com/
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I can help you out. I'm a professional sw engineer &#92; architect. I've built solutions for small & large companies including SAP, Pfizer, Aramark & Bristol Myers Squibb. \n\ngood luck with your project
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http://www.aireo.com/\nhttp://www.century21.com/learn/specialty_markets/commercial.aspx
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http://www.builderspace.com/directories/architects.html?OVRAW=addressess%20of%20large%20architecture%20companies.%3F&OVKEY=architecture%20company&OVMTC=advanced
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You would have to see what specific uses are allowed within your zoning district. You should take a trip down to your local planning department and speak with a planner. He/she would give you the requirements and specific uses in your zone.
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This iste might help. It has a menu planner.
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A lot of planning departments put applications online.   A good idea is to browse them, then look at the objections written by professionals.\n\nRule no. 1 is stick to the points you ARE allowed to object on.   There will be literature explaining those, and there are a great many of them.   Couldn't say what grounds would apply here; it depends partly on what you want - to keep the post office or avoid the takeaway?   \n\nInstinct says that objecting to a planning application on the grounds that you want to keep your post office won't work - the planning system is not in charge of Royal Mail, and it is to them that you need to take your concern.   \n\nIf the takeaway is going to have late night strippers, bouncers and fights outside it, you could object on those grounds.   Again, instinct says that unless you can demonstrate that the problem will be serious (and a takeaway does sound fairly innocuous from this distance) you won't win.
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a good commercial realtor could help, also just drive areas where you would like to locate and then ask other tenants and people in the neighborhoods
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I would discuss this with your company management and see what they say.  If they're providing the home office, they probably have guidelines for deciding issues like this.
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See if you can find something here: http://www.nar.org/competition/plans/competitionPlans.html
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Planning a design that will go into the future instead of something that works/fits just for today
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You really need to be more specific.  What information are you looking for?  (prices, types, etc.)\n\nWhat is the application (consumer, commercial, industrial)?\n\nThere are several types and brands, but most that you will find on the internet are for commercial purposes.  Let us know more about what you're looking for and we can help you out.
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Schafer's has Business Management software designed for Service&#92;Contracting including HVAC software, etc. here is a link to the web site - http://www.shafers.com/products/