HG Carreguar provides consultancy for those navigating restrictive planning obligations under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. This includes affordability clauses, subletting restrictions, and legacy documentation that hinders leaseholder flexibility, institutional operations, or policy evolution.

Services are structured for procedural clarity, evidential discipline, and commercial viability. All work is scoped prior to engagement and calibrated to current statute, policy precedent, and documentary context.

Leaseholder Advisory

Advice and drafting support for individuals seeking to challenge restrictive obligations within their lease.
Includes clause interpretation, affordability impact mapping, and structured discharge or modification submissions.

Outcomes depend on council discretion, and engagement is limited to planning obligations not broader leasehold litigation.

RTM & Resident-Led Coordination

Consultancy support for Right to Manage boards, informal leaseholder groups, and coordinated multi-unit submissions.
Includes discharge drafting, coordination logic, and strategic retainer options for ongoing guidance.

Group pricing structures apply for scaled engagements. No council contact is initiated without written instruction and scope confirmation.

Management Company Engagement

Portfolio-level support for professional operators managing Section 106–affected developments.
Includes discharge strategy review, document architecture for internal deployment, and commercially structured referral models.

Designed for frictionless integration with operational teams. Advisory is evidential, not promotional.

Public Sector Input

Impartial advisory for councils reviewing legacy obligations, responding to resident submissions, or refining procedural governance.
Includes FOI logic mapping, policy alignment review, and drafting input for discharge consistency.

Engagement remains advisory and policy-facing—never advocacy or representation.

Scope & Limitation

HG Carreguar provides structured advisory only. This does not include legal representation, formal negotiations, or guaranteed discharge outcomes. All decisions rest with local planning authorities. Timelines, results, and scope are governed by council process and statutory discretion.