Telephone exchange to be demolished
Published Date:
15 January 2008
Spalding's redundant telephone exchange will be demolished after South Holland District Council's cabinet agreed the move yesterday.
Members decided the Gore Lane building should be flattened and a joint development brief be undertaken with Geo Adams & Co, which owns an adjacent brownfield site - currently a car park.
Councillors were told the demolition could cost up to £60,000 and they requested several quotes be sought to remove asbestos in the exchange to make sure the authority does not pay any more than necessary for the work.
No particular uses have been put forward for the development of the site.
The full article contains 104 words and appears in Lincolnshire Free Press newspaper.
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Last Updated:
16 January 2008 9:04 AM
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Source:
Lincolnshire Free Press
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Location:
Spalding
