Main plans to construct a £20 million growth with greater than 100 new houses on the southern fringe of Bridge of Earn have been reviewed by native residents.
Aberdeenshire-based Scotia Houses held its first in-person occasion on March 31 to offer folks their say on the proposal.
Almost 60 folks got here alongside to the drop-in session on the Bridge of Earn Institute to pose questions concerning the undertaking, the place the homes might be bordered by The Meadows, Dunbarney Avenue and Wicks o’ Baiglie Highway.
Scotia Houses submitted the Proposal of Utility Discover (PoAN) to Perth and Kinros s Council in October 2021 for a residential growth of as much as 110 “top quality” properties at Outdated Edinburgh Highway/Dunbarney Avenue, Bridge of Earn.
1 / 4 of these might be constructed as reasonably priced models.
If permitted, Scotia Houses says the general growth will see a “substantial inward funding” to the native space in addition to the creation of “vital” employment and help apprenticeship roles through the development section.
The chance for members of the general public to additionally present suggestions on-line remained open till Friday, April 15.
It's anticipated that a planning software might be submitted in early summer season, with a development begin date in autumn 2023 and a completion date in 2026.
Commenting on the in-person occasion, planning and growth lead at Scotia Houses Roger Laird stated: “Having had very restricted face-to-face engagement during the last couple of years, it was nice to host an in-person drop-in session at Bridge of Earn and we want to take this chance to thank those that took the time to attend and discover out extra concerning the proposals.
“We have been inspired with the excessive degree of curiosity in our proposals since we started consulting on-line in November final 12 months and we're happy with the extent of suggestions we have now obtained from inside the area people and from potential consumers.
“We sit up for receiving additional suggestions from members of the general public over the approaching weeks.”
Scotia Houses can also be engaged on constructing 107 new homes on land south-west of Maple Place, Blairgowrie.
Perth and Kinross Council’s planning and growth administration committee unanimously gave the plans, co-submitted by GS Brown Building, the inexperienced gentle in August.
The small print of the Bridge of Earn undertaking may be considered at https://scotiabridgeofearn.consultationonline.co.uk/