One councillor opposed the scheme.
Plans for 95 apartments in a Grade-II listed goods warehouse at the side of the Nottingham and Beeston Canal have been given the green light. The British Waterways building, one of the most prominent landmarks in the city, had originally been built around 1919 for the storage and loading of goods and materials onto canal barges.
Inside there will be 12 studio flats, 42 one-bedroom apartments and 41 two-bedroom apartments, including the construction of a rooftop extension providing eight apartments. The developer must provide a Section 106 contribution, money which goes towards investment in the surrounding area, including £55,783 to educational needs, a £19,502 contribution towards public open space as well as a £3,714 contribution towards employment and training opportunities.
"The plans for the two-beds looked fine, but the studios did not look good enough. We did not see the one-beds. Developers need to respect the city." It had been known as the Trent Navigation Company warehouse, which was converted for leisure use as part of the 1996 Castle Wharf regeneration. Most councillors gave the plans the green light despite initial concerns.
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