The developers say they are keen to start construction as soon as possible - but there are still a number of challenges to resolve
The developers behind the long awaited £50million revamp of Queen’s Parade in Bangor say they are keen to start construction as soon as possible but there are still a number of challenges to resolve.
Ards and North Down Council initially proposed to approve Bangor Marine’s planning application in January 2021 but because of an objection by a statutory consultee, this decision had to be reviewed by the Department for Infrastructure . In an update on the start of construction work, Aran Blackbourne of Bangor Marine said: “We recognise that there is a high level of public interest in the redevelopment of Queen’s Parade and we are keen to get construction started as soon as possible.
“One key area is ecology and we are lining up all appropriate surveys to ensure that we comply fully with the appropriate guidance. The proposed scheme will see extensive work to a run-down area of the city. It aims to transform the seafront area and those living there have been waiting more than 20 years for the site to be redeveloped.
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