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2011 Port Glasgow Town Centre Environmental Improvements

Riverside Inverclyde and Inverclyde Council are proposing to undertake a series of environmental improvement projects to derelict land and redundant buildings within the Port Glasgow town centre area and to provide additional car parking. There are several different areas of intervention and the proposed locations for these projects include Princes Street, Coronation Park, Highholm School, the bus station area, and the western approach to the town. See proposals below.

Port Glasgow Regeneration Proposals

Riverside Inverclyde and Inverclyde Council wish to consult with the local community and interested parties on the initial proposals. A public exhibition of the proposals will be held in the Port Glasgow Library on Wednesday 16th November (10.00am to 1.00pm) and Thursday 17th November (12.00 noon to 7.00pm) at which a representative from Riverside Inverclyde will be available to answer any questions.

Forms will be available for members of the community or interested parties to leave comments for Riverside Inverclyde to consider when developing their proposals further. Comment forms are available for download below. All forms should be received by 30th November 2011.

1. Public Consultation Questionaire (PDF Format)

2. Public Consultation Questionaire (Microsoft Word Format)

Forms can be posted to Geoff Gregory at Riverside Inverclyde, Custom House, Greenock PA15 1EQ or by email to Geoff.Gregory@riversideinverclyde.com .

Comments made to Riverside Inverclyde are not representations to Inverclyde Council. If and when Riverside Inverclyde submits a planning application for any proposals, there will be an opportunity for members of the public and interested parties to make representations on these applications to Inverclyde Council. For more information visit the Port Glasgow page.