Lands Agent Services
Hoy & Dorman are highly experienced in all matters relating to major roads, land vesting, third party claims or formulation objections to proposed road alignments. We have a balanced understanding of constraints and opportunities for all affected landowners or objectors.
Objection to a proposed road scheme, the vesting of land, third party claims or entitlement to compensation can arise in a number of situations. It is important that objectors and landowners seeks professional advice at an early stage both in terms of mounting possible objections against the Department and getting the best you can out of a sensitive situation that objectors and land owners may themselves in.
We acknowledge the distress that can arise from compulsory purchase schemes and recognise the importance of sound professional advice. Our experience in this area of professional work allows us to advise on a wide range of issues within the processes involved in land vesting to ensure your interests are represented.
Our services include:
- Advice prior to start of proposed scheme
- Reviewing of Departments documents and decision making process
- Formal opposition to proposed road schemes
- Accommodation works, early entry and general supervision
- Blight /purchase notices
- Compensation assessment and negotiation
- Compulsory purchase – vesting orders and notices
- Disturbance, injurious affection and severance
- Land valuation
- Public inquiry representations/expert witness
- Reinstatement issues
In addition, Hoy & Dorman undertake a wide range of engineering services in relation to infrastructure design, water and wastewater engineering, traffic and transportation planning, land planning, planning applications and expert witness services.
If you feel you are directly or indirectly affected by a roads scheme, pipeline proposals, radio masts, telephone poles, electricity poles or pylons – Hoy & Dorman will look after your interests and protect your rights.
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