Plans for new student accommodation complex in Glasgow to be discussed
Plans for a new student accommodation complex in Glasgow are set to be discussed.
The project, which includes the demolition of existing buildings on the site, aims to create purpose-built student accommodation along with short-stay accommodation for non-term time.
The development will also feature ground floor shops, a snooker hall, and a gym, as well as associated landscaping, amenities, and access work.
The proposal is set to be discussed with the public at a consultation event on May 22, from 2pm to 7pm at Woodside Library on St George's Rd.
This will be the first opportunity for members of the public to ask questions, give feedback, and learn more about the plans from the project team.
The full notice can be viewed at https://tinyurl.com/yy8s49es.
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The consultation comes under the Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 2013, which was amended in 2021.
Further information about the project can be obtained from Iceni Projects, and those who wish to make comments on the proposals can do so at the event or by emailing stgeorgesroad@iceniprojects.com by June 13.
This consultation is the first of two planned events for the project.
It is important to note that this process does not relate to a formal planning application.
If a planning application is submitted to Glasgow City Council, a statutory neighbour notification and publicity will be undertaken, and the public will have the opportunity to make formal representations regarding the proposal.
The announcement was made on behalf of Albert Investment Co (Commercial) Ltd.
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