A public space being created at the top of Sea View Street.
As part of the See Change programme Sea View Street will be improved to enhance the historic character of the street and create a ‘gateway’.
This is supported by the Grimsby & Cleethorpes Town Centres Investment Plan 2016 and Cleethorpes Renaissance Strategic Development Framework 2010.
Scheme reinforces the historic environment
The scheme reinforces the historic environment of the street and its role as a unique destination for independent retail and leisure.
This includes the introduction of a new public space to replace the existing surface car park which will provide a unique gathering space at the highest point within the resort.
“Pause,meet friends and take in the views”
A place in which to pause, meet friends and take in the views over the estuary or enjoy the impressive backdrop of historic buildings.
North East Lincolnshire Council have come up with two options and would like your comments on each so that they can prepare the final design, before work starts later this year.
Both options include street trees which were a significant feature of the original Victorian resort, seating and imaginative lighting.
The chosen option will also become the focus for work by a nationally renowned artist.
Option A
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Option B (large left image) (large right image)
Have your say on which option you think is best here.
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I do not think any of these changes should be made to sea view street as it is fine as it is. I know things must change but we have all the green space just over the road put more seating on there if more seating is required. The car park is used more than a seating area ever will be used and mostly by the elderly who use the street most of all. We have the beach and the grass but very little parking and as that area only has a little much needed parking I say leave it alone. Sea view street has its own charm but needs to retain some of its character.
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