UPRS’ Director & Principal Planner, Nicole Prentice, has over 20 years experience as a planner and project manager. She is a registered planner focussing on the policies, provisions and permits for extreme weather, natural disasters, flood resilience, coastal engineering mitigation activities and climate change.

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Nicole has experience across a variety of statutory and strategic planning and design projects, both in the private and public sectors. She is a strategist, specialising in the development of planning policy and the preparation and execution of approval pathways to obtain statutory project approvals.

 

Nicole has extensive experience in all facets of planning and property development in Queensland and provides advice and evidence-based strategies to her clients. She is a technical expert in her field and specialises in successfully obtaining approvals for her clients, providing strategic advice and direction on legislative compliance and approval pathways, whilst also developing fit-for-purpose planning scheme provisions, policies and codes.

 

She has worked across many of the local government areas in Queensland and comes with all-encompassing knowledge of the legislation, regulations, policies and procedures that govern planning in Queensland. 

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Additionally, Nicole is a member of the Planning Institute of Australia (PIA), Member of Queensland Environmental Law Association (QELA), 500 Woman in Property, Property Council of Australia and Infrastructure Association of Queensland. 

 

Nicole is consistent in her approach and provides well-informed opinions and advice, she is open-minded yet objective, and has demonstrated honesty and integrity.

 

For more information about Nicole you can connect with her on LinkedIn.