Dundee city centre residential plan goes to second community consultation
Affordable housing specialist Cullross Ltd will host its second community consultation for a residential development on the site of a former Dundee nightclub.
About this development:
- Authority:Dundee City
- Type:Residential
- Applications:
- Team:Cullross (developer)
The developer is seeking to deliver around 72 flats on the site of the former Oxygen nightclub at 60 Brown Street.
A proposal of application notice was submitted to Dundee City Council in December, signifying the formal notice of intent to submit a planning application following a minimum 12-week period of consultation.
The team will hold its second community consultation as part of the statutory consultation process on Wednesday, February 15 2023, between 4–8 pm at Hampton Hilton, 1 Argyllgait, Dundee DD1 1PZ.
Event 1 was held on Wednesday, January 18, with the local community attending and commenting online. Feedback from this event has informed design changes with new exhibition boards available to view at event 2.
Members of the development team will be available to answer questions about the project, explain design changes and discuss the new exhibition boards.
If approved, the development would see circa 72 flats constructed. For those unable to attend the event, a refreshed project website will launch on February 15 at 9 am with copies of revised exhibition boards.
Mark Beaton, director of Cullross Ltd., said: “We are delighted to share our more detailed plans for much-needed affordable housing in Dundee.
“There was good community interest in the proposals at event 1, and a lot of valuable feedback was received. We have carefully reviewed this and, where possible, incorporated suggestions and ideas ahead of this event.
“As part of the consultation process, we will present our further developed proposals to the community with new exhibition boards. We are excited to hear their views on the proposals and answer any questions people may have.
“We invite the community to attend and look forward to hearing their views.”