The Grade II listed building is in a poor state
Fresh plans have been proposed for repairs to an at-risk historic site in Grimsby.
A planning application in 2021 gained approval for vital repair works including to the roof. But with the risk associated with original machinery on site and the need for a safe platform to carry out works, a fresh application has been made. “The current state of the machinery in the Ice Factory is putting the building at risk, as much of this equipment was tied back into the brick elevations of the building,” say DP9 Ltd planning consultants in an application document.
The state of the building has also meant the need to create a safe working platform. This will enable in future the works to be carried out to remove the original machinery and set aside, some of which will return in situ.A new load bearing structure will be built to support the new first floor of the south building.
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