The phrase "a planning proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal suggestion or plan regarding future development or changes, often in the context of urban planning or project management.
Example: "The city council reviewed a planning proposal for the new park development during their last meeting."
Alternatives: "a development plan" or "a project proposal."
The Edible Bus Stop project began as a response to a planning proposal to sell the sole green space in Gilchrist's neighbourhood to private developers.
Paradoxically, he says, it might be worth engineering some local opposition to your self-build plans, as it is easier for a council to say 'no' to a planning proposal if there are no objections to it.
Up to 100 people gathered at a meeting in the village to voice concern at a planning proposal.
I think this is one of the worst examples of a planning proposal I've seen and one of the worst examples of modern design that I've seen.
"This proposal has been a result of detailed pre-application discussions with Dundee City Council and the public, reflected in a planning proposal that delivers what the area and community needs and wants".
This was ill-fated because "[t]he fatal flaw of such populism is that no single group of local citizens -- mainstream or marginalized, affluent or impoverished -- can be trusted to have the best interests of society or the environment in mind when they evaluate a planning proposal".
2. Midtown Loft and Terrace An urban oasis amidst the hustle and bustle of New York City, Midtown Loft and Terrace offers a beautiful backdrop for a planned proposal.
The GAA is working on a modified planning proposal that they hope to submit for approval in the near future.
The firm owns more than 30 properties in England, and had submitted an informal planning proposal in 2010 to build housing in Freeman's Wood.
On 30 January, three Cumbrian councils will decide whether to agree a full preliminary planning proposal for an underground storage facility four times larger than the vast Sellafield complex from where the waste will be transported.
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) famously equated an end-of-life planning proposal to a "death panel" in 2009.
