Project information control

Residential project evidence register

A concise record of the documents, dates, revisions and decisions relied upon when a residential project moves towards construction.

Working templatePublishedReviewed 26 August 2026

The practical answer

Do not treat one encouraging document or assurance as the whole start position.

Use it to separate what has been mentioned from what has been issued, reviewed or confirmed. Start-Ready brings the immediate decision back to the evidence that supports it, the matters that remain assumptions and the person who normally needs to respond.

The correct answer depends on the project documents, property arrangements and current professional advice. This guide provides a structured owner-side route, not a project-specific determination.

What this resource contains

  • Document and revision fields
  • Self-reported, extracted, reviewed and externally confirmed statuses
  • Owner, action and dependency fields

Questions to put on the record

  1. What is the current revision?
  2. Who reviewed it and for what purpose?
  3. What decision or action relies on it?

Sources and boundaries

No statutory source is presented as governing this resource. Project documents and appropriately qualified advice remain necessary.

Author: Anthony Lilley for Planning & Project Advisory Ltd. London-based planning, design coordination and owner-side project context.

Limit: This material is not legal advice, technical approval, a compliance certificate or authority to commence work.

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