Queens Market Procurement of an Operator

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Marchnad y Frenhines Ym mis Mawrth 2019, caffaeledd Cyngor Sir Ddinbych (CSDd) nifer o adeiladau cyfagos yng nghanol tref y Rhyl, sy’n wynebu’r promenâd glan y môr, a elwir gyda’i gilydd yn Adeiladau’r Frenhines. Rydym wedi datblygu cynlluniau uchelgeisiol ar gyfer ailddatblygiad defnydd cymysg y safle. Bydd ailddatblygu’r safle hwn nid yn unig yn cael gwared ar ddolur llygad sylweddol, bydd hefyd yn gweithredu fel cysylltydd allweddol, ac yn rhoi gwell hygyrchedd a symudiad rhwng glan y môr a chanol y dref. Mae wedi’i ddisgrifio fel prosiect catalydd allweddol yn adfywiad a llwyddiant economaidd canol tref y Rhyl i’r dyfodol. Mae microsafle wedi cael ei greu yn arbennig ar gyfer Adfywio’r Rhyl, ac mae ar gael yma. https://www.denbighshire.gov.uk/adfywior-rhyl Mae Marchnad y Frenhines wedi bod yn rhan allweddol o dref y Rhyl ers 1902. Gan ddarparu amrywiaeth o ddibenion, o lawr sglefrio dan do, perfformiadau theatr a chyfleoedd manwerthu, mae gan yr adeilad statws personol a fydd yn cael ei ymestyn ymhellach drwy ailddatblygu’r safle. O ran yr eiddo, rydym ni’n chwilio am weithredwr ar gyfer yr adeilad a fydd yn cael ei godi gyda thri phrif elfen - y neuadd farchnad, gofod digwyddiadau hyblyg a chyswllt canolog rhwng y ddwy elfen a fydd yn darparu toiledau a bar a fydd yn gallu gwasanaethu’r ddwy ardal. Yn ychwanegol, bydd y fynedfa bric coch presennol o Sussex Street (canol y dref - prif ardal manwerthu) yn cael ei gynnal, ei ailwampio a’i ailfeddiannu. Bydd y gweithredwr hefyd yn gyfrifol am reoli ardaloedd allanol cysylltiedig sydd wedi’u tirlunio, sy’n darparu ardal ychwanegol ar gyfer stondinau marchnad a digwyddiadau tymhorol, yn ogystal â seddi i’r rhai sydd yn prynu bwyd yn y farchnad. Mae’r Cyngor yn bwriadu cynnig cyfnod di-rent o 12 mis i ddechrau, er mwyn helpu i sefydlu’r fenter fusnes newydd. Queen’s Market In March 2019, Denbighshire County Council acquired a number of adjacent buildings in Rhyl town centre fronting onto the seafront promenade, known collectively as Queen’s Buildings. We have developed ambitious plans for the mixed use redevelopment of the site. The redevelopment will not only remove a significant eyesore, but it will also act as a key connector providing better access and movement between the waterfront and the town centre. It has been described as a key catalyst of the regeneration and future economic success of Rhyl town centre. A microsite has been created solely for Rhyl Regeneration where further information can be found. https://www.denbighshire.gov.uk/rhyl-regeneration The Queen’s Market has been the centrepiece to the town of Rhyl since 1902. Providing a variety of uses, from indoor skating rink, theatre performances and retail opportunities, the building has a sentimental status which is to be enhanced through the redevelopment of the site. In terms of the property we are seeking an operator for, the building that will be constructed consists of three main elements – the market hall, a flexible events space and a central core between these two elements providing toilets and a bar that can serve both areas. In addition, the existing red brick entrance from Sussex Street (town centre – prime retail area) will be retained, refurbished and reoccupied. The operator will also be responsible for the management of the associated external landscaped areas, which provides an additional area for seasonal market stalls and events, as well as seating for those purchasing food in the market. The Council will be looking to offer a 12 month rent free period initially to help aid the establishment of the new business venture.