The project is said to be worth £20m
A historically significant industrial area could be redeveloped in a bid to create hundreds of new jobs. The former Total Fuel site off Colwick Loop Road could be turned into a series of large industrial buildings and a builder's merchant, if new plans are approved by Gedling Borough Council.
The centre was previously used to distribute fuel nationwide for Total. The site was part of the Total Lindsey Oil Refinery, based near Grimsby in Lincolnshire, but was owned overall by Total S.A.The refinery announced plans in 2015 to make changes to its operations and the closure of the terminal in Colwick was part of its logistics programme. A group of nine large fuel silos had been located along the northern boundary of the site, but most of the original structures have now been demolished.
"We’re very pleased to have secured this development opportunity in a prime industrial area of Nottingham. Colwick is an up-and-coming area of the city benefitting from extensive redevelopment and regeneration," Mr Garrity said. The access into the site's Unit 5 plot will require the relocation of two bus stops. Overall 105 car parking spaces would be provided, 14 of these spaces being for disabled parking and 18 would provide vehicle charging.
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