Councillors have been asked to refuse plans for a 650m long zip wire attraction in Scarborough for a second time.
An amended proposal for a 35m high zip line experience in Scarborough’s North Bay could be refused at a meeting next Thursday after the scheme was delayed in February. Councillors have been asked to refuse Big Bang Promotions’ plan for the second time in two months over concerns about “significant harm to the character and appearance of the area”.
More than 170 locals wrote letters in support of the plan and more than 40 letters of objection were received. James Field, owner of BBP, also emphasised the economic benefits of the zip line which he said would be one of the largest and longest” in the UK and could “reposition Scarborough as a forward-thinking destination” as well as creating dozens of jobs.
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