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NPF2 Action Programme – Action 47
Back to National Planning Framework 2 - Action Programme| Action | Deliver Clyde Waterfront Regeneration. |
NPF2 Paragraph Reference | 58, 87, 102, 191, 194, 202, Map 9, Annex - National Development 14 |
Contribution to NPF Strategy | - Supports the development of Scotland's cities as key drivers of the economy.
- Promotes development which helps to improve health, regenerate communities and enable disadvantaged communities to access opportunities.
- Promotes more sustainable patterns of travel, transport and land use.
- Encourages supply of homes that are affordable in places where people want to live.
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| Milestones | 2009-2012 - Ongoing delivery of key infrastructure projects and co-ordinated delivery of public transport (including Fastlink) and environmental infrastructure through the implementation of development plans and associated action programmes, partners plans and programmes and development management decisions. Consider the need for environmental assessment, appropriate assessment and detailed scheme level mitigation at plan or project level. |
Lead Partner(s)/Delivery Bodies | Clyde Waterfront Strategic Partnership
Scottish Enterprise, West Dunbartonshire Council, Clydebank Rebuilt URC, Glasgow City Council, Renfrewshire Council, British Waterways, SNH, SEPA, utilities companies, Riverside Inverclyde URC, Inverclyde Council, Transport Scotland |
| Progress | May 2010 - work on a new 12,500 seat arena at the SECC has commenced. Land ownership consolidation is being progressed at Pacific Quay. The business case for the development of Fastlink is being finalised. Improvements to junction 19 M8 to facilitate new riverside developments are being investigated. Riverside Museum is due for completion in 2011. |
Page updated: Wednesday, August 11, 2010