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Enfield Council seeks developer for £1.5 billion project
Meridian Water development. Meridian Water is an 85 hectare, £1.5 billion
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investment in a prime location adjacent to the waterside environment of the Lee Valley Regional Park, and only 20 minutes from Central London. The appointed developer’s role will be to provide the 8,000 new homes, the full range of neighbourhood facilities and create 3,000 jobs by 2030 as well as drive the wider regeneration of North London. Enfield Council is advertising for developers to
drive forward the delivery of the project in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU) and is seeking applications from interested parties ahead of a full tender process. Enfield Council’s Cabinet Member for
Economic Regeneration & Business Development, Cllr Alan Sitkin, said: “We want to find a world class developer or consortium to help us deliver a world class development. Meridian Water will transform our borough and
orld class developers are being sought to help drive forward Enfield Council’s ambitious £1.5 billion
play a significant role in transforming and driving the growth on North London as a whole “We are making significant progress in
delivering this superb scheme and we are now ready to find a master developer to help us turn our hopes, plans and dreams into a reality and provide thousands of homes and jobs in a superb waterfront setting.” Enfield Council’s Cabinet Member for
Housing and Housing Regeneration, Cllr Ahmet Oykener, said: “Meridian Water will provide thousands of
much needed homes in a fantastic setting and will play a significant role in tackling the shortage of family accommodation in our borough. “This is an ambitious, innovative and exciting
project which will make a huge difference to the lives of thousands of families in Enfield and demonstrates the council’s commitment to large scale regeneration schemes which provide a tangible benefit to both individuals and the wider community.” The Council has already made good progress in coordinating the essential infrastructure the
scheme needs to be successful. Network Rail has approved funding to provide an additional third track increasing rail provision to the Meridian Water development to four trains an hour from 2018. In March this year Cabinet approved a funding
package so the new Meridian Water station could be built in the same year. A new Meridian Angel primary school has
been approved and will open next year, and the Angel Gardens park will be completed by the end of the year. Plans for the new Meridian Boulevard are underway with construction due to start in 2015 and the Lee Valley Heat Network company has been established to supply heat and hot water to homes at Meridian Water in 2018. The Council is also in the process of creating
the Meridian Water multi-disciplinary team to manage the project. The team will comprise of an expert architects, planners, landscape architects, surveyors, engineers, transport planners and envi- ronmental consultants with a role of advising the Council throughout the project.
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