Green light to complete Derbyshire warehouse park | Construction Enquirer News
Summary
The final phase of Dove Valley Park in Derbyshire is set to add 542,000 sq ft of commercial space, enhancing local business opportunities and job creation.
Why It Matters
This development is significant for South Derbyshire as it aims to boost the local economy by providing essential jobs and supporting existing businesses. The emphasis on sustainability and strategic location further highlights its potential impact on regional growth and infrastructure.
Key Takeaways
- Dove Valley Park's final phase will add 542,000 sq ft of space.
- The project includes 329 car parking spaces and 42 HGV docking bays.
- The development targets BREEAM Excellent for sustainability.
- It aims to create jobs and support local businesses.
- The location is strategically positioned off the A50 for accessibility.
The final phase will also provide 329 car parking spaces and 42 HGV docking bays alongside an Innovation Centre designed as a central hub for businesses across Dove Valley Park and the wider area. Marc Freeman, Director at Clowes Developments, said: “This is an exciting opportunity for South Derbyshire to secure much-needed jobs. This development complements existing businesses and will deliver significant long-term benefits to the area.” Dave Somers, Associate Director at AEW Architects added: “With a potential occupier in mind, we’ve refined the previously consented scheme at Dove Valley Park to meet their specific operational needs while retaining the character and principles already established. “We’ve evolved a high-quality, sustainable proposal targeting BREEAM Excellent that will support continued growth at this established industrial location and deliver economic benefits locally and nationally.” Dove Valley Park is strategically located just off the A50 between Derby and Uttoxeter. To date, just under one million sq ft of commercial space has been developed and either sold or let to a range of local and national owners and occupiers, including Hines, MEG, GXO, TopHat and JCB.
