BUSINESS and technology consultants High-Point Rendel have been appointed to carry out a geotechnical appraisal report on one of North Yorkshire's landmark buildings.
Scarborough Borough Council is carrying out a feasibility study on the possible redevelopment or refurbishment of the Spa, the town's prime conference and theatre complex.
The High-Point Rendel team has been asked to make recommendations on a number of options based on retaining or modifying the facility and expects to complete its report by the end of May.
It is the latest in a series of geotechnical and civil engineering commissions in the Scarborough area in which the company has been involved.
They have included the design and supervision of the continuing £34m coastal defence scheme in Scarborough; and coastal monitoring and studies at Runswick Bay, Robin Hood's Bay and Staithes, followed by major schemes at these locations.
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