Andrew Martin Associates
Limited Company | www.amaplanning.com
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Croxton's Mill |
Telephone: 01245 361611 |
Other offices in: London, Nottingham |
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Email: ama@amaplanning.com Website: www.amaplanning.com |
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An independent Practice, established in 1983 with special expertise in master planning, urban design and project co-ordination of a wide range of projects: mixed use schemes; new communities and settlement expansion; commercial development including employment, retail and leisure; urban regeneration; conservation and listed buildings; environmental planning; landscape architecture. Offices in Chelmsford and Nottingham.
Main Planning Services
Wide experience and very successful track record in negotiations, formulation and preparation of planning applications, appeals/inquiries, local and strategic appraisals, environmental assessments, strategic and local plan representations. Consultants to both the private and public sectors in all areas.
Examples of Recent Projects
Projects include: Great Notley Garden Village, Braintree, permission negotiated in 1991 for 2000 homes, business park and other facilities; land west of Bishops Stortford, promoted through local plan and call-in; permission granted for 900 dwellings in 1992; Beaulieu Park, North East Chelmsford, permission granted for 500 homes and current proposal for major town expansion; Colchester - master planning, EA and advice on the Colchester Garrison regeneration and NHS surplus Land, planning permission granted for around 6000 new homes as part of major mixed use schemes - 2003; A40 surplus land and properties, advice and master plan to the Highways Agency - 2000; Planning Consultants for the London Ipswich Multi-Modal Study - 2001-2002; Planning permission for mixed use development with 1000 homes at the Canal Basin, Gravesend; New Diagnostic and Treatment Centre for Southend Hospital; Master plan for Broomfield Hospital expansion - 2003; Planning and Development Brief for Cambridge City Council - 2002.