Scarborough Business Park scheme could create 950 jobs
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 17 Oct, 06:08 · Archive
A mixed-use development proposed for Scarborough Business Park could support up to 950 permanent jobs if approved.
Caddick (Scarborough) Ltd has submitted an outline application for a major mixed-use development at Scarborough Business Park, three miles south of Scarborough town centre. The application replaces a similar scheme granted in 2016 that expired in January this year and retains its fundamental characteristics. The 11.64-hectare site would include 50,000 square metres of industrial and logistics space with ancillary office accommodation, a 1,393 square metre car showroom, a 1,858 square metre hotel, 3,800 square metres of retail, leisure and service uses, and a 700 square metre drive-thru facility.
According to planning documents submitted to North Yorkshire Council, the scheme would generate £23.4 million of gross value added during construction and up to £63.3 million during operation. It would create 260 full-time equivalent jobs during construction and up to 950 jobs during operations across a variety of areas. The applicant states the development would 'attract new business and investment to the area, using modern energy-efficient buildings' and would 'make a significant contribution to the local and regional economy'. The existing business park is home to major employer Schneider Electrical.
How it is being reported
- North Yorkshire 'mixed use' scheme 'could support almost 1,000 jobs' if approvedA major employment-led mixed use development that could support almost 1,000 jobs has been proposed at the Scarborough Business Park.York Press · 17 Oct, 05:00
- North Yorkshire 'mixed use' scheme 'could support almost 1,000 jobs' if approvedA major employment-led mixed use development that could support almost 1,000 jobs has been proposed at the Scarborough Business Park.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 17 Oct, 05:00
In this story: Caddick (Scarborough) Ltd · Scarborough Business Park · Scarborough · North Yorkshire Council · Schneider Electrical
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