Marine Mineral Wharves
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Millions of tonnes of aggregates are excavated from sea dredging, and it all needs unloading, washing and grading at purpose-built wharves, usually situated in tidal waters carefully chosen for their relation to transport infrastructure and the marketplace. Carter Jonas’ many years of dealing with issues arising from such facilities has made us a leader in the provision of property advice in this sector. Please contact us to discuss your business requirement. |
In particular we have experience in:
- planning appraisals and applications for mineral processing usage
- valuations of mineral wharf and concrete/asphalt plants at port locations
- non-domestic rating in respect of wharf sites
- negotiations for lease or licence to occupy wharf land, including rent reviews.
Paul MalamMRICS, FIQ
Head of Minerals and Waste Management Division
Paul is a Partner and Head of the Minerals and Waste Management Division providing specialist advice throughout the UK on all matters relating to minerals and waste management developments. In par...
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Paul is a Partner and Head of the Minerals and Waste Management Division providing specialist advice throughout the UK on all matters relating to minerals and waste management developments. In particular, he offers advice on strategic development appraisal, site acquisition and disposal, planning and valuation on behalf of both operators / manufacturers and private landowning clients. He sits on the CBI Minerals Group and both the British Ceramic Confederation Rating panel and land and property group, representing clients interests and assisting in lobbying on policy affecting the sector. In his spare time, Paul enjoys long distance and hill walking, and recently led a Carter Jonas team on a 40 mile trek across the North Yorkshire Moors for charity. To relax, he enjoys watching Lancashire County Cricket Club, where he is a member.
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