Rula Developments and Waystone have partnered to bring forward an industrial scheme on part of the former Hatfield Colliery site in Doncaster, South Yorkshire.
The 23-acre site, which is currently undeveloped, is included in the Doncaster Local Plan for regeneration.
The partners have lodged plans with Doncaster Council to deliver the 405,400 sq ft industrial scheme, comprising a 384,379 sq ft warehouse, 20,871 sq ft of offices and a gatehouse. In addition, the project will deliver parking spaces f0r 50 HGVs and 256 cars.
The new development is set to meet the BREEAM Excellent standard with an EPC A rating. It is also expected to provide around 350 jobs in the area.
Ben Ward, managing director of Rula Developments, said: “Rula plans to regenerate part of the former Hatfield Colliery in line with the overall regeneration of a brownfield site and larger masterplan for the Doncaster area. We are looking to develop a 400,000 sq ft industrial scheme in the coming months, which not only builds upon the Doncaster Local Plan but mirrors local aspirations and issues.
“We have a proven track record of delivering high-quality industrial and commercial space. The building will achieve the high sustainability targets we set at the outset by being awarded BREEAM Excellent accreditation and an EPC A rating. The proposed unit will provide economic benefits for the area by creating new jobs accessible to the local community in a sustainable location.”
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