Why cant land on the perimeter be used for new build where allotments are and concentrate allotments in one area such as Paxton Street?
Allotments sites cannot be built on with out the permission of the Government and some of the allotment sites are not appropriate following site investigation. If we do nothing about the interior of Dean Bank then the original problem of market decline remains and we would have accelerated the pace by placing newer more appropriate houses on the outskirts of Dean Bank encouraging more people to move out of the terraces and into the new homes. Why cant new houses be built on land which is at present an eyesore and has been for years, namely the back of Watt Street where there is a strip of grassed land and dilapidated garages? See above. What would have to happen to bring about Compulsory Purchase (CPO)? There are a number of things that have to happen before a CPO can be declared, including a document called a Neighbourhood Renewal Assessment that explains fully why a CPO is needed and approval from Government must be given too. This is a long process and appeals against the decision c
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