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Dunbartonshirc Council
The Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 2013; Notice under regulation 7(2)(b) Pre-application consultation by the prospective applicant
Residents are being invited to view proposals for the new waterfront walkway linking Dumbarton Town Centre to Dumbarton Castle. The new connection was identified as a priority in the action plan, following the Dumbarton Rock Charrette held in February 2015.
The waterfront walkway, which will span over 1100 meters, will be ideal for walkers and cyclists and will create a scenic link for residents, tourists and visitors between the historic Dumbarton Castle and the Town Centre. The Council is working with the landowners including Culross, Lidl, Dumbarton Football Club, Turnberry Homes, Morrisons and Historic Environment Scotland to ensure that the waterfront walkway and the adjacent planned developments complement each other.
Further details concerning the proposed development can be obtained from the Council Regeneration Team by phone: 01389 737175 or email: regeneration@west-dunbarton.gov.uk
A public drop-in consultation event will be held on Tuesday 27th September from 12.00pm to 7.30pm in the Riverside Parish Church in Dumbarton. Council Officers will be on hand to discuss the project, outline plans and answer any questions from the local community. All are welcome to come and provide their feedback to the Council. Feedback forms will be available during the event and written comments can also be posted to Regeneration, Council Offices, Garshake Road, Dumbarton, G82 3PU. Residents who are unable to attend the event can still give their feedback at: regeneration@west-dunbarton.gov.uk or call us on 01389 737175. The consultation closes on Friday 28th October 2016. This notice does notrelate to aplanningapplication. Apurpose ofthis consultation is for the communityto have an opportunityto contribute their views before aformal planning application is submitted. Any feedback or comments made as part of this process are not representations to the planning authority. If a planning application is subsequentlysubmitted, there will bean opportunitytomakeformal representations regarding the proposal to the planning authority.