Greater than 100 new inexpensive homes are set to be in-built Kelvindale underneath plans, which might additionally embrace a pedestrian footway being added to a bridge.
West of Scotland Housing Affiliation has utilized for planning permission to supply the 110 houses for hire together with flats and homes, providing providing two to 4 bedrooms
Designs present plans for four-storey blocks of flats and terraced homes on vacant floor reverse 35 Dalsholm Street.
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There are 113 parking areas proposed, in addition to a brand new entrance to the property – via a visitors mild managed junction.
A design assertion submitted to the council mentioned there’s additionally an “in-principle settlement on the supply of a footway over the railway bridge to advertise secure pedestrian motion northwards from Kelvindale.”
The design assertion mentioned: “The design proposal for the redevelopment of this vacant land parcel goals to supply a mixture of inexpensive housing starting from 2 bed room to 4 bed room in addition to dwellings catering for particular accessibility wants.”
It added: “This shall be offered in a combination of flats and terraced housing to go well with the present inexpensive housing necessities wants highlighted within the space, with provision for onsite automotive parking, refuse storage, bike storage and open amenity area all being offered as a part of the proposal.”
Glasgow Metropolis Council is presently contemplating the proposal.
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