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Meet the AM-P Team

The practice advises private and public sector clients in a variety of matters, including strategic site promotion, planning applications and planning appeals, by providing the highest standard of professional expertise and focusing on adding value to the real estate interests of its clients.

The practice prides itself on offering an individual service to both long standing existing clients and new clients to promote and achieve their planning, design and development objectives.

Based at Town Mill, Stebbing, in the heart of Essex, the team has an outstanding and successful track record throughout the East of England, London and beyond.

The team has over 35 years of experience in consultancy and includes chartered members of the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) and Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). The practice is also registered with the Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment (IEMA) and holds the ‘EIA Quality Mark’.

Experience and expertise in:

• strategic planning and development plan promotion;• regeneration;• development planning and management;• planning and evidence research and analysis;• project management;• Environmental Impact Assessment;• neighbourhood planning;• master planning and urban design; and• community engagement.

Andrew Martin - Planning (AM-P) is an independent, planning, urban design and development practice, established in 2012, but with origins that go back 36 years to the forming of Andrew Martin Associates (AMA) in 1983.

Jill Griffiths - PA & Office ManagerJill joined AM-P in 2014 and provides day to day business support. Jill has worked for various Chartered Surveyors in senior PA roles including DTZ, Kemsley Whiteley & Ferris and Hilbery Chaplin. Jill has a broad range of operational experience including Admin, Marketing, Accounts, Liaison, IT and Web Design.

Catherine Hewitt BA(Hons) MSc - Urban Designer/Planner Catherine joined AM-P in January 2013, having previously spent five years with AMA/CS as an Urban Design Assistant, and four years as an Architectural Model Maker. She has a Graduate Diploma in Urban Design and Place Shaping and a MSc in Urban Design.

Kate Sutton BA(Hons) DipTP MRTPI - ConsultantKate is a Chartered Town Planner with 16 years consultancy experience in both residential and commercial development sectors. She worked for AMA/CS between 2000-2013 as a Principal Planner and joined AM-P in 2016.

Ashley Neale BSc(Hons) - Graduate PlannerAshley joined Andrew Martin – Planning in September 2019 as a Graduate Planner. He graduated from Nottingham Trent University with a 1st Class Honours Degree in Property Planning & Development and is currently studying for a MSc Town Planning (RTPI accredited) at Anglia Ruskin University.

Andrew Martin MAUD DipTP FRICS FRTPI - DirectorA qualified Chartered Surveyor, Chartered Town Planner and Urban Designer with over 40 years experience in both the public and private sectors. Andrew founded AMA in 1983 and was Managing Director following the acquisition of AMA by Capita Symonds (CS) in June 2009. In May 2012 he left this post to form AM-P

Julie Cross BSc(Hons) MPhil MRTPI - ConsultantJulie started her career working for Chartered Surveyors Jones Lang Wootton and later Rapleys. Julie has considerable experience in design and execution of public consultation programmes, preparing EIAs, establishing development strategies and project management. Julie helped establish AM-P in 2012.

Olivier Spencer BA(Hons) MSc MRTPI - DirectorOlivier is a Chartered Town Planner, with over 14 years experience working for both private and public sector clients. He spent three years working for Roger Tym & Partners and five years with AMA/CS, before joining AM-P in January 2013.

Ian Butcher BSc(Hons) MA MRTPI - AssociateIan is a Chartered Town Planner, with over 15 years experience working in both the private and public sectors. He has significant experience in site/land promotion and the plan making process having successfully led the delivery of a number of Development Plan Documents. He joined AM-P in February 2018.

AM-P’s Green Credentials

AM-P demonstrates a strong commitment to implementing renewable energy technology and monitoring energy consumption. The AM-P office, although a historic former cowshed conversion with limited scope to meet modern carbon reduction construction methods, is nevertheless very energy efficient and has a low U-Value energy rating.

Energy conserving and ‘green living’ measures are promoted through a positive company ethos toward the environment. These include the provision of on-site recycling facilities, investment in advanced appliances and low energy consuming equipment and car sharing for off-site meetings.

The most effective technology used at the AM-P office for energy generation is the Solar Photovoltaic System which was installed in 2015, sited along the boundary of the property curtilage in a southerly orientation. Annual reviews of energy consumed and energy generated reveals that the PV system generates a third of the office’s annual electricity requirements. This renewable system significantly lowers the businesses carbon footprint. Over a 20 year period, it is estimated that this PV system will save 42 tonnes of carbon dioxide.

The PV system is used to provide the electrical input to run an air source heat pump which provides office space heating as part of an underfloor heating system, and hot water.

We are extremely proud of our ‘green’ credentials and our approach to environmental responsibility. We regularly review our office energy consumption and always endeavour to make further positive changes towards adopting ‘greener’ practices.

Utilising reliable, environmentally sustainable and affordable energy sources is fundamental to economic stability and development. AM-P’s investment in renewable technology has long-term benefits, both financially and environmentally.

The following are examples of projects delivered or currently being promoted by AM-P since 2012.

Land at Bourn Airfield, South CambridgeshireChelmsford Garden Village, Chelmsford

Land at Stebbing, EssexBishop’s Stortford South

North East WithamAbbots Hall, Shalford

Warren Farm, ChelmsfordLand at East Marks Tey, Essex

Land South of Rickstones Road, WithamSaling Hall

Lucerne, StebbingRivenhall Oaks Golf Centre

The Swan, BuresEdwards House, Felstead

Land at East HarlowParkway House, Great Baddow

Shardloes Farm, CressingHomedale Farm, Boxted

Park View HouseFormer Hellingly Hospital, Hellingly

Land off Wingletye Lane, HornchurchLand East of B1256, DunmowTheobald Park Road, EnfieldHainault House, RedbridgeShepherds Hill, Havering

Castledon School, WickfordChadwell St Mary, Thurrock

Stanway, EssexLand East of Great Notley, Braintree

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Land at Bourn AirfieldSouth Cambridgeshire

Clients: Countryside Properties and the Taylor Family.

Bourn Airfield has been promoted for the Taylor Family and Countryside Properties since 2000 through various stages and reviews of the development plan process. Following publication of the NPPF 2012 and acknowledgement by South Cambs DC that it had to plan for its objectively assessed needs and identify more sites for development, Bourn Airfield was identified as an option to create a new village for 3,500 homes on a former WWII airfield. AM-P prepared a promotion document and submitted representations to all stages of the emerging Local Plan, resulting in its allocation in the 2018 adopted South Cambs Local Plan.

AM-P also collaborated with SCDC to secure adoption of the SPD for the new village in 2019, which paves the way for the outline planning application submitted by AM-P to be determined in Spring 2020.

The illustrative Masterplan for the new village has been designed to ensure that Bourn Airfield becomes an ever more sustainable location for growth with significantly improved journey times to Cambridge. The evolution of the illustrative Masterplan has been the subject of continuous consultation with the public and key stakeholders.

South Cambridgeshire Adopted Policies Map September 2018 - Bourn Airfield New Village

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AdoptedOctober 2019 Bourn Airfield New Village - SPD

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Chelmsford Garden VillageChelmsford

Client: Countryside Zest LLP

AM-P acted for a consortium comprising Countryside Zest, Ptarmigan Land and the land owners to promote the largest major strategic growth site at North East Chelmsford through the emerging Chelmsford Local Plan. AM-P led the presentation of planning evidence to the examination and the Plan is likely to be adopted in Spring 2020 following the Inspector’s final letter.

The scheme comprises approximately 5,500 homes (3,000 in the Plan period), 45,000 sq.m of office/business park, a new Country Park, strategic and local highway and transport proposals, neighbourhood centres, schools, community and leisure facilities. The Garden Village will integrate and build on the success of Beaulieu and Channels and will be underpinned by the Garden City philosophy to create a series of neighbourhoods comprising a total of almost 10,000 homes.

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Concept Masterplan - AM-P and JTP Architects

Land at StebbingEssex

Client: Perfect Properties and Stonebond Properties.

AM-P successfully obtained outline planning permission, with all matters reserved except access, on behalf of Perfect Properties Limited, for a new residential development comprising of 30 new homes in Stebbing, Essex.

The development site was made up of two separate parcels of land, one being an allocated site within the draft Local Plan, and the other located outside the designated development limits of Stebbing.

The outline planning application package represented a culmination of a period of 18 months of extensive iteration and refinement of the development proposals, which were prepared in response to a public consultation exercise and engagement with key statutory bodies including Council planning officers and representatives of Essex County Council.

The layout design and landscaping proposals adhere to the detailed policies of the adopted and emerging local plans for the District.

Stonebond Properties subsequently acquired the site and have now successfully completed the scheme.

Indicative Masterplan - Arcady Architects

Bishop’s Stortford South

Client: Countryside Properties

This former Green Belt site forms part of the development strategy in the East Herts District Plan 2018 and has been allocated for a residential-led mixed use development of around 750 units. Its successful release from the Green Belt and allocation for development followed several years of AM-P led promotion through previous Local Plans.

AM-P prepared a hybrid planning application for development of the site comprising; a full application for 142 dwellings and an outline application, with all matters reserved except access, for approximately 608 dwellings, up to 4 hectares of employment land, a local centre and new primary and secondary schools.

AM-P also prepared a full Environmental Statement which accompanied the application..

East Herts Council resolved to grant consent in March 2019 and after a period negotiating planning contributions, AM-P successfully obtained formal planning permission in December 2019.

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I. Land to the south of Whittington Way is allocated as a residential-led mixed-usedevelopment, to accommodate around 750 new homes by 2027.

II. A Masterplan will be collaboratively prepared, involving site promoters, landowners,East Herts Council, Hertfordshire County Council, Bishop’s Stortford Town Council,Thorley Parish Council and other key stakeholders. This document will further be informedby public participation in the process.

III. The development is expected to address the following provisions and issues:

(a) a range of dwelling type and mix, in accordance with the full provisions of PolicyHOU1 (Type and Mix of Housing);

(b) Affordable Housing in accordance with Policy HOU3 (Affordable Housing);

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North East WithamEssex

Client: Bellway Homes

The site was allocated for residential use in 2011 and subsequently, AM-P prepared a hybrid planning application for the development of the site which comprised 222 dwellings including affordable homes, retail, public open space including a Local Equipped Area for Play, sustainable drainage systems and landscaping.

The application also included an associated outline application for a further 148 dwellings, including affordable homes, public open space, allotments, sustainable drainage systems and landscaping.

Planning permission for 370 homes, extensive open space and a local convenience store and pharmacy was granted in July 2016.

Landscape Masterplan - Matt Lee Landscape Architecture

Abbots Hall Shalford

Private Client

AM-P has prepared a number of householder applications for works and alterations to a Grade II Listed Georgian Manor House known as Abbots Hall, located in the Parish of Shalford, in Braintree, Essex.

Planning permission has been sought for extensive works to the house, buildings within its curtilage and to the landscaped grounds.

This work has included the renovation of Coach House, a new courtyard and kitchen garden, the remodelling of the landscape, and an attractive walled garden amenity space with lap pool.

All the work has been carried out to an extremely high standard and with respect to the character and special setting of the Manor House.

Walled Garden Masterplan - del Buono Gazerwitz Limited

Warren FarmChelmsford

Client: Crest Nicholson

AM-P prepared a Masterplan and other associated documents, on behalf of Crest Nicholson, to support an outline application for a comprehensively planned new sustainable neighbourhood that maximises opportunities for sustainable travel.

The scheme comprises: up to 885 homes, a 2 form entry primary school and co-located child nursery, a local centre,travelling showpersons plots, open space, landscaping and associated infrastructure.

The proposals have evolved through an extensive process of collaboration between Crest Nicholson, Chelmsford City Council(CCC) and other key stakeholders.

Development proposals are to accord with a masterplan tobe approved by the Council for the proposed allocation - Strategic Growth Site 2 - West Chelmsford, in the Chelmsford Draft Local Plan.

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Land at East Marks TeyEssex

Client: Crest Nicholson, RF West Ltd, Livelands, David G Sherwood

AM-P has been promoting land at East Marks Tey via the emerging Local Plan for Colchester, on behalf of landowners and Crest Nicholson for approximately 3,500 homes and other uses. Part of the scheme is capable of delivery early in the plan period, as a first phase of a major strategic scheme/Garden Community.

A future outline planning application package will demonstrate the feasibility of a first phase of growth on this land.

Initial engagement with the local community via the Parish Council has been well received and is being progressed. There has been a measure of support from the Parish Council for growth on land at East Marks Tey, that addresses what it has identified as the need to create a heart within the settlement of Marks Tey as well as other keyissues such as infrastructure provision and the restoration of important heritage assets on the site.

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The Vision for the Future of Marks Tey

The prospectus also sets out a number of principles that are at the heart of the Garden City concept and for creating holistically planned settlements which enhance the natural environment, tackle climate change and provide high quality affordable housing and locally accessible jobs in beautiful, healthy and sociable communities. The Town and Country Planning Association (TCPA) has set out a number of principles to be followed in the planning of Garden Cities. There can be applied to the expansion of Marks Tey to meet the objectives and benefits of such sustainable communities. The form of development does not have to follow as a pastiche or to replica examples of existing garden city/towns/suburbs, but through good urban design and master planning and innovation - that nevertheless respects the Borough’s context, characteristics, vernacular and heritage assets - a very high quality place can be created to have its own identity and sense of place.

Although the prospectus advocates that new Garden Cities must be ambitious in scale, and indicates an expectation for developments to be at or above the 15,000 homes level, there is no reason why the same concept principles cannot be applied to smaller major and strategic developments that reflect local context and opportunities. The scale of development indicated in this submission would be up to approximately 4,750 new homes, which together with the existing 1,088 homes in Marks Tey would equate to a total of 5,838 and a population of about 14,011 people. This is approximately the size of Saffron Walden, which is clearly a sustainable market town and viable community.

Land South of Rickstones RoadWitham

Client: Bellway Homes

An outline planning application, with all matters reserved, for up to 58 dwellings including affordable homes, public open space including local equipped area for play, sustainable drainage systems, landscaping and associated development, was made in 2017/18, on lack of a five year housing land supply grounds.

The Local Authority’s Planning Committee initially refused this application, against the advice of its planning, landscape and ecology officers. The single reason for refusal related to the partial loss of an existing hedge fronting Rickstones Road, which the Council considered would have a detrimental impact upon the character and appearance of a secondary gateway to Witham, and would create an urban character in an area which currently is of a rural nature. AM-P prepared a revised application shortly after, which incorporated and advanced method of transplanting the hedge behind the proposed sight lines on-site.

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Indicative Masterplan - Robert Hutson Architects

Saling HallShalford

Private Clients

AM-P successfully obtained planning permission and listed building consent for a change of use from residential to a country house restaurant with rooms; removal of piecemeal additions to the rear; re-creation of the east-west cross-wing to northern elevation; internal and external alterations to the main hall; internal and external alterations to northern annexe; alterations to access and associated car parking provision; and, associated landscaping and ancillary development.

Negotiations with Historic England and a thorough programme of public consultation was instrumental in the successful outcome of this project. Initially the proposals were met with opposition by local residents who expressed concern about the future of this heritage asset. However, continuous engagement enabled the applicant to tackle any issues as they arose.

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PROPOSED NORTH ELEVATION

Proposed Existing

KEY

1. Proposed east winggable end: brick finish.

2. Proposed north crosswing: corten cladding.

3. Full height glazing.

4. Sliding glazed doors.

5. Window reinstated.

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PROPOSED EAST ELEVATION

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1. Reinstated east wing:Red brick, flemish bond,blue headers.

2. Proposed roof flushwith existing: plaintiles.

3. Propsoed hippeddormers to matchexisting dormers on westelevation.

4. Proposed windows:timber framed.

5. Proposed brickchimney provides airextraction for kitchen

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Indicative Elevations - Hudson Architects

LucerneStebbing

Private Clients

A full application for the erection of a replacement dwelling, garage, workshop and comprehensive landscaping scheme at a property known as Lucerne.

The aim of the proposal was to provide an exceptional, eco friendly, high quality family dwelling. The layout and scale was developed withgreat care and consideration to the site’s location on the outskirtsof Stebbing. The strategy involved presenting the new scheme as an overall comprehensive composition, comprising the new home, separate workspace building and extensive landscaped grounds.

The accommodation has created a home that goes beyond standard ideas, and is an architectural solution inspired by layout, location and function. Inspired by the Japanese Kindergarten designed by Takaharu Tezuka.

The concept of the building has core elements from cuttingedge design. These include clean lines, open spaces and a minimalistapproach, which all help to emphasise natural light through largewindows whilst still blending with the setting.

The house also incorporates outdoor family space in combination with a stunning interior in a functional layout. The landscaping was designed to compliment and flow with the surroundings andform of the house.

Elevations - Andrew Stevenson Associates

Design and Access Statement - Lucerne, Clay Lane, The Downs, Stebbing 19

Design

The Landscape Concept

The front garden – cherries – walled garden wall – evergreen hedging

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The terrace – seating – play/decking/seating – maples - birches

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Landscape Strategy - Sophie Smith Ltd.

Rivenhall Oaks Golf CentreEssex

Private Client

AM-P prepared a full planning application for operational development to remodel the golf course layout, clubhouse and car park extensions and to create a new adventure golf facility, at the Rivenhall Oaks Golf Centre, Forest Road, Witham. Permission was granted in January 2016 and conditions were discharged later that year.

The Swan Bures

Private Client

A change of use application was submitted for the conversion of a Grade II Listed public house known as The Swan to two residential dwellings and the conversion of an outbuilding to one residential dwelling; with associated parking and amenity space. The property is located in the Bures Hamlet Conservation Area.

After a lengthy marketing exercise it was evident that a pub use was no longer viable at this location. Permission was granted in 2015 and it was considered that the works, safeguarding and improvements will prolong the longevity of the heritage asset.

The design proposals reflected the need to conserve local features of architectural and historic importance, ensuring that there would be no detrimental impact on the existing setting.

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1: Bellus Triple Wheelie Bin Storage for 240 Litre Bins.2150mm(L) x 1090mm(H) x 804mm (W) (Product atWheeliebinstore). To be painted the same colour asthe fence panels.

2: Forest Shiplap Large Double Door Apex GardenStorage - Outdoor Bike Shed - Storage for up to threebikes. 1975mm(L) x1517mm(H) x 808mm(W) -(Product at Buy Sheds Direct ). To be painted thesame colour as the fence panels.

3: The occupiers of Constable House have ashed/outbuilding available for extra bike storage ifrequired.

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Layout Plan - AM-P

Edwards HouseFelsted

Private Client

AM-P successfully obtained outline planning permission, with all matters reserved, for the demolition of a two-storey building known as Edwards House, and the erection of two large detached residential dwellings in 2007.

Edward’s House was a mid-20th Century red brick building, with a grey slate hipped roof. The property was originally occupied as a residential dwelling then after as a day school for 30 years. The school closed in 2015.

Elevations and Site Plan - AM-P

Land at East HarlowEssex

Client: Miller Homes

For several years AM-P has been leading the strategic promotion of a large cross-boundary site to the East of Harlow. This has involved providing planning and urban design expertise, and resulted in a draft allocation for Green Belt release and comprehensive development in both the Harlow and Epping Forest Local Plans in 2017/18.

Plans for the site include 3,350 dwellings, two primary and one secondary school, local centres, a new M11 motorway junction (J7a) and a potential new campus for the Princess Alexandra Hospital.

This project is likely to involve a Strategic Masterplan Document and a major planning application (including EIA) in due course.

Parkway HouseBaddow Road

Client: Webb Investments Ltd.

Permitted Development prior approval was obtained by AM-P in February 2017 for the change of use of a vacant office building to residential flats. The scheme has since been built out to a high standard.

Shardloes FarmCressing

Client: Clark and Carter Restorations

Planning application for a new classic car showroom for Clark and Carter Restorations Ltd in association with the existing Shardloes Workshops, including ancillary works and parking provision for 21 vehicles.

Clark & Carter Restorations Ltd. is a family owned business established for over 35 years. The Company specialises in restoring and servicing classic, rare and specialist prestige motor cars including Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Porsche, Aston Martin, Ferrari and other rare models.

The Company has operated from the current site at Shardloes Workshops in Cressing for over 31 years. The Company wishes to expand and optimise the facilities and resources currently on-site, which have become inefficient and overcrowded in certain areas. Additional accommodation is proposed to alleviate this current capacity issue and to provide a suitable customer meet and greet space.

The proposals comprise: a new showroom for three large classic cars with a reception area for customers delivering and picking up their cars; a modern office space; a kitchen and washroom facilities for staff; secure store for archives; and, a store for rare car parts.

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Homedale FarmBoxted

Private Client

AM-P prepared a planning application in collaboration with a architectural consultancy for the erection of a replacement dwelling and comprehensive landscaping scheme at the property known as Homedale Farm in Boxted.

The village of Boxted is situated within the rural north of the Borough of Colchester, Essex. The Dedham Vale Area of Nature Beauty (DVAONB) is located to the north of the village and is a world-renowned area made famous by the paintings of Constable and Gainsborough.

Homedale Farm is located just outside the DVAONB.

The proposal seeks to provide a modern dwelling that is exemplar in design and equipped to adapt to the changing needs of the Applicants as they age. The proposal will enhance the appearance of the existing dwelling and the impact it has on the surrounding area, as well as protecting and enhancing the immediate landscape. The application has subsequently been granted planning permission.

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Park View HouseGreat Yarmouth

Client: Orbit South Housing Association

Park View House is a 3-storey building, comprising 16 residential units to the first and second floor, together with office space and undercroft parking/storage areas to the ground floor. An application was submitted for alterations and part change of use of the ground floor to create a further 7 apartments.

Park View House is located in Great Yarmouth towards the northern end of Southtown Road. The building is owned by Orbit who are one of the UK’s largest developing housing associations who manage around 39,000 homes throughout the country.

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Access to UndercroftParking

New door/window

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Windows OLE Object

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Fence TypesB/W Barbed WireC/B Close BoardedC/I Corrugated IronC/L Chain LinkC/P Chestnut PalingI/R Iron RailingPan Panel FenceP/R Post & RailP/W Post & Wire

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Former Hellingly HospitalHellingly

Client: Orbit South Housing Association

The building is owned and managed by Orbit South Housing Association. Orbit are one of the UK’s largest developing housing associations who manage around 39,000 homes throughout the country, which are available through different tenures including affordable rent, private rent, shared ownership, market sale and independent living.

The proposals sought to change of use of an existing approved A1 use, to create 2 ground floor flats, making efficient use of land or buildings by securing an alternative use for a building that has remained empty for a significant period of time.

Land off Wingletye LaneHornchurch

Client: Thomas Bates & Son Limited

Land to the south of Lillyputts Farm and east of Wingletye Lane, on the urban edge at Hornchurch, has been promoted for development since 2012 by AM-P on behalf of Thomas Bates & Son Limited. This land was originally put forward as part of a ‘call for sites’ in the context of a Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) undertaken by the Greater London Authority (GLA).

It has subsequently been promoted via a ‘call for sites’ in respect of the emerging Local Plan for Havering, and in response to consultation carried out at the Issues and Options stage of plan-making.

Indicative Masterplan - AM-P

Land south of the B1256 DunmowEssex

Private Client

AM-P are currently promoting a green field site on land to the east of the B1256, Great Dunmow situated in the Uttlesford District.

The site is currently designated in the countryside in the development plan and is therefore not allocated for employment. However, AM-P have gained political and local resident support for the site to be suitable for the relocation of the Council’s existing bin depots into one central location. A classic car repairs and storage business and other business and employment uses are also proposed.

Illustrative Masterplan - DAP Architects

Theobald Park RoadEnfield

Private Client

A promotion of the site for residential development through the Council’s ‘Call for Sites’ and emerging Local Plan process. The site is currently designated as Green Belt, but AM-P have submitted detailed representations to secure its ‘release’. The site provides the opportunity to deliver approximately 300 new high quality homes.

AM-P are working with the Council, as a major stakeholder, to develop a masterplan for the wider area. The site will form a key part of an exciting wider ambition to create a “new residential suburb” in this part of the borough.

9Billet Road — Feasibility Study February 2019

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Dining132 m2

Kitchen60 m2Plant Room

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RM Prep33 m2

Graphics83 m2

Music62 m2

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1172m2

1274m2

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Science Lab 483 m2

Science Lab 283 m2

Science Prep.58 m2

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Hum. St.5 m2

SM Office7 m2

SM Office7 m2

Lift5 m2

W/A St.5 m2

Science Lab 583 m2

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1:200 @ A13.01.003

N2388m2

1172m2

1274m2

4834m2

6-FE School

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Net School Building 4,800 sqm

Gross School Building 6,700 sqm

EFA Guidance Site Area 54,000 sqm

Proposed Site Area 29.840 sqm

Billet Road

PublicSharedSchool

Sports

HallSchool

Primary School

Indicative School Plans - Education Fundaing Agency

Proposed School Layout

Hainault HouseRedbridge

Client: Stonebond Estates Ltd.

The site forms a part of a wider parcel of land. AM-P submitted detailed representations on the Local Plan and successfully secured the ‘release’ of the site from the Green Belt. The site will now form part of a major regeneration scheme, bringing significant benefits to the wider borough. AM-P are currently working with the Council and other landowners to comprehensively masterplan the wider site area, to deliver approximately 1,500 new homes, new school and new community and sports facilities.

Illustrative Layout - Pollard Thomas Edwards

Shepherds HillHavering

Client: Crest Nicolson

The site forms part of the Green Belt. AM-P is promoting the site through the Local Plan process. AM-P considers the site to be a sustainable location, being located in close proximity to an existing transport hub and well connected to the strategic road network. AM-P has undertaken a detailed assessment of the site’s context and characteristics, particularly ecological and landscape considerations. In response, the site is being promoted for approximately 500 new homes and includes provision for significant biodiversity gain and improved walking and cycling connections between the existing urban area and wider countryside.

Illustrative Masterplan - AM-P

Castledon SchoolWickford

Client: Castledon School

Castledon School is an Academy Status Special Educational Needs (SEN) School. Due to the predicted rise in demand for places in the District and the complex teaching challenges for teaching children with special needs, additional teaching provision is desperately required. However, the school is located with the Green Belt which makes expansion difficult. In accordance with the NPPF, extensions to school buildings in the Green Belt are considered ‘inappropriate’, unless ‘very special circumstances’ can be demonstrated.

Working closely with the school and the Local Education Authority, AM-P successfully demonstrated ‘very special circumstances’ to enable the school to expand into the Green Belt. This has enabled the school to increase teaching space for practical learning through Lifeskills and Vocational programmes.

Floor Plans and Elevations - RJB Architect

RWP RWP

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3990

1152

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2990

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7310

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Felt shingles Timber claddingWhite RW goods

This scheme is subject to Town Planning and all other necessary consents.Dimensions, areas and levels where given are only approximate and subject to site survey. Alldimensions are to be checked on site. All feasibility studies are subject to full site survey.This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all relevant consultants and/or specialistsdrawings/documents and any discrepancies or variations are to be notified to the architects inwriting before the affected work commences.All queries relating to design of structural elements are to be referred to the structuralengineering consultant for resolution.The workmanship and materials of all trades and building operations shall comply with therecommendations of British Standard (BS)8000 parts 1-16 inclusive and with ApprovedDocument to support Regulation 7 1999 edition (incorporating 2000 amendments) of theBuilding Regulations 2010.All design and construction is to be in accordance with the Construction (Design andManagement) Regulations 2007.

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RJB Architect146 Main Road

DanburyEssex

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Broomfords DriveWickfordEssex

Proposed OutbuildingsPlans & Elevations

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Chadwell St MaryThurrock

Client: Bloor Homes Eastern

AM-P are currently promoting a large strategic site to the east of Chadwell St Mary through the Thurrock Local Plan process, for a potential urban extension. AM-P have prepared a series of representations including an indicative masterplan to demonstrate how the site could be developed to provide for approximately 4,000 much needed homes and provide important social infrastructure.

AM-P are working closely with the Council to create a comprehensive and sustainable scheme which integrates the existing site characteristics and landscape features. The creation of a new community will strengthen and stimulate the local economy by creating new jobs and overall growth. It is envisaged that the proposals will also support the wider regeneration of Chadwell St Mary area one of the most deprived in Thurrock.

POS

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8.2 ha4.4 ha

Indicative developmentparcels: 99 ha

Scheduled AncientMonument (SAM)

Conservation AreaLocal Nature Reserve

Proposed buffer plantingand woodland blocks

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Public Open Space

Education Provision

Neighbourhood Centre

PROW

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StanwayColchester, Essex

Client: RF West Ltd.

AM-P have promoted this site as a major sustainable urban extension to Stanway for approximately 1,000 homes, a new primary school. local retail and open space. The site is in proximity to the Tollgate District Centre. Evidence was presented to both the emerging Core Strategy and subsequent Local Plans to secure an initial allocation for 10 ha to the eastern part of the site.

This has since been developed by Persimmon and Bellway Homes for 358 homes. The remaining major area to the west is now a proposed allocation for up to 630 homes in the submitted Colchester Local Plan.

Land east of Great NotleyBraintree

Client: Bloor Homes Eastern and Bellway Homes Essex

AM-P are promoting this Strategic Growth Location, as proposed for allocation in the Braintree Publication Draft Local Plan 2017. The overall strategic site comprises approximately 2,000 homes, with 1,750 in the plan period. The scheme includes a new link road, new primary school, early years and childcare provision, nursery, employment and a local centre with retail and community facilities, public open space and informal recreation.

AM-P have prepared a comprehensive masterplan and drafted a PPA to work collaboratively with Braintree District Council in the preparation of a planning application and Development Framework Document.

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