Warwick is set to go through the first phase of major infrastructure works for a major housing development, which was granted by Warwick District Council last year.
The development will see a staggering 735 new houses built, and is to named Myron Green. Woriking in partnership with the Europa Way Consortium, Catesby Estates plc have opted to appoint contractor Dawnus on the site from the week commencing May 7.
This is for hoarding erection and site mobilisation, as infrastructure works itself starts from the week commencing May 2.
The works will be ongoing for about 56 weeks, and will also include the first section of a tree-lined spine road, which at a later date will link Gallows Hill with Europa Way, along with an extensive green corridor that will be adjacent to Myton Brook.
Jonathan Babb, technical director at Catesby Estates, said: “We are working closely with the Consortium, Warwick District Council and housebuilders to ensure Myton Green is a vibrant, high quality housing development with recreational space for the whole community to enjoy.
“The early installation of infrastructure, will substantially reduce the time needed by housebuilders to bring forward these high quality new homes, and residents will benefit from earlier occupation dates and more established recreational and wildlife areas.
“We hope to announce our first two housebuilders in the coming weeks.”
