Car park plan for emergency services workers
GooglePlans have been submitted for a 110-space car park for emergency services workers in Hull.
The proposed site in Clough Road will provide parking for staff at the nearby fire and police stations as well as a soon-to-be-built ambulance station.
Documents submitted to Hull City Council said that 80 spaces would be used by NHS workers and the rest by police and fire service staff.
Ten would be EV charging points.
The brownfield site covers about half a hectare and is adjacent to the police station.
According to the Local Democracy Reporting Service, the developer said it was anticipated the site would "generate a total of 360 two-way trips per day".
The application also includes a perimeter fence measuring 2.4 metres (7.8ft) tall.
Yorkshire Ambulance Service's plans to convert a warehouse into an ambulance station at Sissons Way were approved in April.
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