East Hertfordshire District Council has revealed that City Hearts, has been selected to develop the £200 million Old River Lane Main Site Development in Bishop’s Stortford.
This news comes after in early March, the concillors voted to approve a £30m budget for the project. The decision made at the East Herts Council meeting meant that they were in a position to appoint a developer to transform the Old River Lane site.
The vision of the Old River Lane is for a high quality mixed use scheme of exceptional design that contributes to the vibrancy of Bishop's Stortford, creates a new Town Centre destination and complements the uniqueness of this historic market town. The vision is consistent with the priorities of the Corporate Strategic Plan 2016-2020.
Key elements of the plans for the site will include:
These elements have been made based on feedback from a consultation held in 2016 on the framework document that looked at future options for Bishop's Stortford Town Centre.
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