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Phil’s many years in development assessment in Local Government means that he has extensive technical knowledge. He also has an appetite for problem solving which he tackles in a composed and practical way. Put simply, he enjoys a challenge and is justifiably self-assured.
Particularly experienced in development within peri-urban, rural and tourist areas from his time with the Barossa Council, Phil also brings a wider perspective to projects having worked as a planner in England for a couple of years. This means that he is adaptable, pragmatic and experienced in solving a very broad range of development issues.
As with all the team at URPS, Phil is responsive, respectful, determined and energised by the development facilitation and assessment work he does. He also prides himself on his clarity of expression and the persuasiveness of his planning advice.
Development Assessment and Facilitation
Advice and Negotiation
Appearance before Council Assessment Panels
Representation at ERD Court Conferences
Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning, University of South Australia (2009)
Planning Institute of Australia
Urban Development Institute of Australia
Property Council of Australia
URPS acknowledges the Kaurna and Kulin Nation People as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging.