A Construction Logistics Plan (CLP) is required by planning authorities as a condition of approval, to ensure construction activity minimises impact on traffic, pedestrians, and local roads. It sets out how construction traffic, deliveries, vehicle routing, and site access will be managed and coordinated to ensure vehicles use safe, approved routes.
When Are CLPs Required?
CLPs are typically required at an early stage, before development can commence, to discharge a planning condition aimed at reducing the impact of construction traffic while safeguarding surrounding areas.
"No development shall commence until a Construction Logistics Plan has been submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority."
A CLP Typically Addresses
Construction vehicle routing
Delivery management
Site access arrangements
Pedestrian and cyclist safety
Traffic management measures
Environmental mitigation measures
Our CLP Preparation Process
Step 1 Project Review
We assess your site, access constraints, and planning conditions to establish the CLP's scope.
Step 2 Logistics Strategy
We develop a construction logistics strategy covering vehicle routing, delivery scheduling, and mitigation measures suited to your site.
Step 3 Swept Path Analysis
(where required)
Where access is constrained, we assess vehicle routing and staging to confirm safe manoeuvring.
Step 4 Preparation of CLP
Documentation
We prepare the full CLP document to the standard required by your Local Planning Authority.
Step 5 Planning Submission
Support
We support the submission process and liaise with the LPA to secure approval.
Projects We Support
Gravitas Logistics & Planning provides CLP support for:
Single residential developments
Urban infill sites
Mixed-use developments
Larger residential and commercial schemes
Need a Construction Logistics Plan?
If your project requires a CLP to support a planning submission or discharge a planning condition, Gravitas Logistics & Planning can prepare the documentation you need.