For further infomation contact:
Nicola Precious
Programme Manager (Coastal)
To ensure the future sustainability of the Lincolnshire Coast then a programme of projects is being developed to ensure that funds attracted to the coast have an impact and address the socio, economic and environmental issues of the area.
RDPE Funds £2m
ERDF Funds £7m
CABE Funding - bids towards a national £45m scheme
Through the East Midlands Development Agency the Coastal Action Zone has been successful in securing £2m to deliver the socio- economic elements of the Rural Development Programme for England
For further information - email: jo.finlow@lincolnshire.gov.uk
Scheme to deliver :- a new iconic building on the seafront at Chapel St Leonards ; a series of lookouts/hides at sites north of Chapel to complement the Coastal Country Park proposals ; improvements to access and information for the public at the coastal sites where the lookouts are being installed.
The main building at Chapel St Leonards will contain a cafe, public library, art gallery, community space, RNLI station and Coastwatch lookout. The building and the other new lookouts will build upon the success of the architectural innovation used in the coastal Bathing Beauties project.
For further information contact Peter.fender@lincolnshire.gov.uk
Potential bid for the provision of move on office and workshop accomodation providing options for expanding local businesses and exisiting Mablethorpe Business Centre tenants
For further details contact jonathan.burgess@e-lindsey.gov.uk
The potential redevelopment of the Southern Foreshore site, which measures approximately 15 hectares, could provide up to £75million of new, private sector-led investment in the town. A preferred development partner will be appointed through a two-stage design competition by September 2009. The first phase of works is expected to be completed by April 2013.
The recent re-emergence of the Government’s casino legislation has increased the likelihood that East Lindsey District Council will be given approval to award a casino operators licence, leading to the development of a new casino on the Lincolnshire’s coastline.
Phase 1
a. Demolition to part of the existing station buildings and canopy, including 960m² of canopy;
b. Removal and preparation of platforms 6 and 7 and resurfacing of existing platforms 4,105m²;
c. Residential development adjacent to the railway line comprising 135 No. 2 bedroom apartments with associated car parking and landscaping (12,450m²)
Provision of c15 acres of increased serviced industrial land in Alford to address immediate demand for employment land ahead of new Local Development Framework (LDF).
Development of a community nature reserve including an eco visitor's centre
All year round facility for residents and visitors. Located at the former Sunshine paddling Pool site
Following the successful completion of X-Site Skate Park’s Outdoor Plaza, East Lindsey residents are being invited to a consultation day on the 17th January to have their say on plans for the next phase of the Park’s development.
The Lincolnshire Extreme Sports Association (LESA), which was formed in October 2000, sees the East Coast of Lincolnshire as the ideal home for Extreme Sports and thus created X-Site Skate Park, with the indoor centre completed in March 2006 and the outdoor skate plaza completed in April 2007. The Park, which consists of rails, ramps and roll-ins is available to skateboarders, rollerbladers and BMX-riders.
paul.johnson@lincolnshire.gov.uk
Development of a recreation ground in Huttoft including children’s play facility, picnic area, sports etc.
paul.johnson@lincolnshire.gov.uk
Phase 2 of the Public Realm Strategy will consider the delivery of improved traffic and pedestrian movements in the Town and upgrading of the public realm following consultation and agreement on the prioritised areas and funding being available.
james.makinson-sanders@e-lindsey.gov.uk
Provision of c15 acres of increased serviced industrial land in Skegness to address immediate demand for employment land ahead of new Local Development Framework (LDF)
The construction of a vocational college in Louth to provide training for 14-19 year olds along the coastal strip
For further details contact jonathan.burgess@e-lindsey.gov.uk
Funding, linked to the Local Transport Plan, is available every five years and they have around £350K available for Skegness to invest in projects that will look at things like new pedestrian crossings, cycleways, improved footways, street lighting, junction improvements etc.
For further Information contact Vanessa.Strange@lincolnshire.gov.uk
Redevelopment of Seaview Carpark at Mablethorpe as a desination car park
For further details contact james.makinson-sanders@e-lindsey.gov.uk
Seeking to provide high quality facilities for visitors and better protection for wildlife, by creating enhanced, extensive and interconnected nature reserves and wildlife areas. This will be at the heart of a venue to attract visitors and residents in every season and provide the area with accessible, natural green space for people to enjoy.
Please contact: csteel@lincstrust.co.uk
The Lincolnshire Coastal Grazing Marshes Partnership Project is being developed - in consultation with farmers/landowners, the local community and organizations with vested interest - to protect, maintain and enhance the key features of the area and secure their sustainable management into the future.
Anita Quigley - info@lincsmarshes.org.uk
Potential to redevelop Church Farm Museum in Skegness to house the County Rural Collectables
Gill Fraser - gill.fraser@lincolnshire.gov.uk
