Dominus has submitted plans for the redevelopment of the Meadows retail park and surrounding area, in Chelmsford, Essex.
The developer has proposed to redevelop the nine-acre site to provide 91,500 sq ft of retail, commercial and leisure space, 762 homes and nearly four acres of public space.
Dominus has submitted a hybrid planning application to replace existing buildings with retail, commercial and community space, curated public realm, a temporary mobility hub and 537 homes.
An outline planning application includes a further 225 homes at the south-east of the site.
The JTP-designed scheme is proposed to be car-free.
Tristram Taylor, development manager at Dominus, said: “By working collaboratively with Chelmsford City Council, we have created a vision for a distinctive destination, not just buildings, within which residents and visitors can enjoy. Our vision would transform The Meadows into a thriving riverside quarter fit for a growing and ambitious city like Chelmsford.
“We have worked with the community to understand local priorities, crafting a future for the site as rich as its heritage, one that nurtures local initiatives, brings housing back into the city, supports its economic potential, and delivers long-term positive impact for both Chelmsford and its people.”
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