Planning

KAROLINA GREBOWIEC-HALL

Karolina is a planner with experience spanning high-profile and large-scale mixed use schemes, comprehensive neighbourhood studies, and policy development. Over eight years, Karolina was a planner for the City of New York, managing the City’s property portfolio, advising the Manhattan Borough President and leading planning on the west side of Manhattan – with oversight of initiatives around the High Line, Hudson Yards and the Hudson River. Karolina relocated to London in 2017 where she has been part of the Euston Regeneration team at Camden, as Principal Planner charged with policy development, supporting community engagement and formulating a strategy to capture social value.

Joining Enfield as a Principal Planner, Karolina is proactively managing strategic planning applications and acting as lead officer in Development Management on major schemes on behalf of the council. She is working on a range of high profile developments, including town centre schemes, corporate projects and one of the UK’s most ambitious new neighbourhoods – Meridian Water.

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GEORGE BURGESS

George is a Chartered Town Planner with over 6 years’ planning consultancy experience. He has a broad experience of planning covering major and minor developments across a variety of sectors, including residential, commercial, leisure and retail. His work has included town centre renewal, community engagement for contentious proposals, and engaging with Local Plan preparation. George is also experienced in undertaking socio-economic assessments for complex major mixed-use developments, and conducting analyses to inform masterplans.

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JOE MARI

Joe is a planner with six years of experience in local government development management. In his previous role as Principal Planner at LB Barnet, Joe proactively managed a varied caseload of major and minor planning applications. His expertise includes heritage-led redevelopment, presenting at planning committees, leading conservation area advisory committees, and defending the Council at appeal, including hearings. He generated significant income for the Council by leading on pre-application advice and fast-track planning applications for high-profile developments.

Alongside his work, Joe is a keen volunteer with a focus on young and disadvantaged people.

MAGGIE BADDELEY

Maggie is a chartered town planner, and planning and development surveyor with over 20 years’ planning consultancy experience, as well as policy formulation and design review expertise. Before becoming an Associate, she worked at Tibbalds Planning and Urban Design where she was involved in complex development projects at all scales.

Prior to that, she was England policy lead for the Royal Town Planning Institute, responsible for the Institute’s Urban Design Network and its heritage off-shoot and attending high-level meetings with government and other bodies on emerging policy and legislative changes. She has shared her experience in her positions as vice chair and chair of multiple design review panels.

TIM JOHNS

Tim is a landscape and urban designer with over 25 years of experience gained in the private, public and third sectors. He has worked across several streams of work including transport, education, housing and energy infrastructure. Before becoming an Associate, he worked at The Environment Partnership (TEP), where he led projects in green and blue infrastructure strategy and high street regeneration.

Alongside his work, Tim acts as a guest lecturer to architecture, landscape architecture and town planning students at several northern universities. He is an ambassador for the PLACED Academy in Liverpool, working with secondary school students interested in a career in the built environment.

WILLIAM MARR-HEENAN

William is an urban planner, most recently working as Senior Town Planner for Ove Arup and Partners London where he has coordinated estate regeneration projects in Wandsworth and led a team to deliver an Island Plan for Jersey. On secondment at Epping Forest District Council he took on the role of Senior Planner in the council’s Planning Policy and Implementation team, contributing to the new Local Plan. In particular, William’s expertise is in planning policy formulation, geospatial analysis, community consultation, and urban design.

As Lead Planner for Hemel Garden Communities, William has joined St Albans District Council to provide dedicated expertise to drive the delivery of sustainable, digitally connected and 'future' proofed developments for one of the largest areas of growth for England in a generation. Central to his role is overarching advocacy for distinctive, high quality, innovative and sustainable design, influencing key stakeholders including Highways England, the Crown Estate, and Hertfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership, and shaping major schemes at pre-application and planning stages.