More than 100 mid-market homes could be built on a vacant land in Glasgow.
Wheatley Homes is proposing to refurbish the unused land in the"currently undeveloped" Tradeston area.
Documents state:"The preferred scheme at present comprises a taller six-storey block to the Northeast corner of the site with a smaller four-storey block of the South and West.10% of these will be suitable for disabled people and wheelchair users. Papers said:"It also includes limited parking for residents, landscape design proposals, sustainable urban drainage, adequate bike storage and refuse collection provision."Readers’ comments: You are personally liable for the content of any comments you upload to this website, so please act responsibly.
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