One clear head,
an unconventional route to order
Planning doesn't have to mean paperwork and waiting rooms. Dan cuts through the complexity of Victorian planning so you can get on with what you actually want to create.
A town planner who actually explains things
Most planners talk to councils. Dan talks to you. As a sole trader, every project lands on his desk — which means you get someone who's genuinely invested, not a firm that hands you off to whoever's free.
With experience across residential, commercial, and mixed-use and event sites in Victoria, Dan knows when to push, when to negotiate, and when there's a smarter route nobody's suggested.
What Dan does
Planning for people who make things happen
Festivals are complex sites with complex rules. Dan knows how to navigate temporary use permits, noise and waste management plans, and the specific quirks of Victorian event planning — so your event can actually run.
"Dan was the first planner who explained what was actually going on. We went from a rejection to an approval in three months — and we understood every step of it."