| DEVELOPMENT LAYOUT PLANS We have prepared illustrative development layout plans and these can be seen on the links below Dev 5 and INF3 access Dev 11 housing and INF3,1 access Dev 11 commercial along Tuttle Hill The development plots are set out below CIVIL WORKS Infill tendering document June 2003 See how the spectacular earth retaining wall across the quarry will look. Tensar Tensar International Tensar case study Drawing LANDSCAPING Environment Area Dumbles OTHER NEWS See Nuneaton groundworkers go from derelict ground to first steelwork in 7 days! webcam goes live. The webcam allows you to pan and zoom around the site. The webcam helps us by emailing us a picture of the quarry every hour so we can ensure the site is safe and you can capture images. The spectacular quarry face is designated a geologically important area because of its educational value. The webcam enables Warwickshire schools to inspect the site without putting pupils at risk. The quickest way to move the camera is to click on the picture. to save right click and save as. Our thanks to Eamonn Gabriel for this. This weeks news We are restoring the quarry frontage along the Tuttle Hill Road to its original contours. This area and new access was originally the site of 20 quarry cottages. We have offered this area to Warwickshire County Council as a base for their Highways improvement operations in Nuneaton for 2002-6 and made detailed application for 20,000 sq ft of new offices and units. Both uses can be accomodated. HM Queen's Golden Jubilee. We lit a beacon on the quarry on June 3 2002 at 10.45pm as part of the chain of beacons commemorating the Golden Jubilee. Strong identity for quarry. Hollywood signs are researching permanent signage for the quarry, �1m Objective 2 European grant assistance is 'pencilled in' to facilitate the regeneration of Midland Quarry. It is part of a �130m programme to create 40,000 jobs where they are needed most across the West Midlands. Government Office press release. European funds |
| PLANNING Planning Permissions INF3, INF3.1, Sitewide Outline S106 NBBC, s106 WCC s106 costs summary Supplementary Planning Guidance WS Atkins Report Outline planning application illustrations | Supporting statement | Entec engineering and water technical note | Wardells environmental impact assessment text | Entec landscape management plan | Environment Area - Dumbles business plan �1.1 AWM joint venture offer �1.1 ERDF grant offer more The scheme will provide: workspace housing and live work units non food retail offices leisure PHASE ONE A new access on Tuttle Hill Road which will eventually form part of a joint signal controlled junction to both the Midland Quarry and Judkins sites was approved September 2003. THE BIGGER SCHEME Outline application covering the 40 acre scheme led by Entec UK of Leamington Spa, Wardell Armstrong of West Bromwich and JMP of Lichfield was made on 30th April 2002 for the larger scheme and decision notice issued in October 2003. Our thanks go to all our professional team GVA Grimley Loveitts Commercial Hammond Suddards Edge Brealey Foster & Co KPMG ENTEC Wardell Armstrong, Joynes Pike Blackwells, JMP Consultants, British Waterways John Craddock Associates and ALP Ambrose, Dennis Rouse and to Redrow Homes, Persimmon Homes, Wembrook Builders FE Downes Ltd, Cartwrights Gallifords Kevin and David Clews and in glad memory of Don Ensor whose family operated the quarry for many years Interlock Surveys Waste Recycling Group Clews Recycling, and in particular to Roy Kitson, Quarry Manager, Steve Cooper and Mick Lawrence and to Andy Marshall for keeping the kids out Regeneration of the quarry was originally visualised by Mike Woods, Chief architect at WS Atkins who reported on the site in 1998. Mike continues to follow the scheme by the internet in his new role flying light aircraft aid and mercy missions in East Africa. In 1999 Mike and Marietta joined MAF with Mike serving as a humble pilot in Tanzania. In 2000 Mike was appointed head of programme in Tanzania and in Uganda. Thankyou to all at The Camp Hill Project Team, The European Teams, Warwickshire County Council, Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council, Advantage West Midlands and The Princes Foundation. and many others too |
| The Development Plots |
| We are seeking development partners to Dev 5 Develop 58,000 sq ft of workspace . Develop 45,000 sq ft of live work units Develop 100 berth marina area Objective 2 and RDA funding is available to Century Park Ltd to clear the Dev 5 site of a spoil heap A new access to the B4114 Tuttle Hill Road is to be built. This puts the site on the same footing as a greenfield site. Dev 11 Develop upto 7 acres of housing and carry out the major engineering works to do this. Develop 3 acres of leisure facilities along Tuttle Hill Road Develop 3 acres of offices and shops along the Tuttle Hill Road Develop the 23 acre lake area. |
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| PLANNING STOP PRESS : ENTEC Landscape Management Strategy Plan September 2003 The approved plan defines important landscaping works in the Dumbles and on Dev 5 |
| MIDLAND QUARRY, NUNEATON Here you will find details of PLANNING CIVILS HIGHWAYS DEVELOPMENT LAYOUTS |