Old Dalmarnock Road - Green Infrastructure

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Clyde Gateway wish to undertake improvements to the existing area of open space and woodland between Old Dalmarnock Road, Dunn Street and Finnart Street. The aim is to create a high-quality open space for public enjoyment with the Bridgeton Community Learning Campus (BCLC) at its heart. Some preliminary consultation has been undertaken through discussions with local partner groups. This include: - Clearance of rubbish and fly tipped debris. - Thinning out and opening up the existing woodland, forming new pathways and openings with good lines of visibility. - Introducing a junior bike circuit. - Creating a community growing space close to the BCLC. - Forming a new path and opening to the existing play area off Dale Street. - Introducing some informal natural play elements into the existing open space. - Improving the existing pathways. - Introducing new fencing, gateways and seating at different points. - Planting with native ground flora species to improve biodiversity throughout. Clyde Gateway Developments Ltd are undertaking this exercise to procure a suitably qualified main contractor. Clyde Gateway wish to undertake improvements to the existing area of open space and woodland between Old Dalmarnock Road, Dunn Street and Finnart Street. The aim is to create a high-quality open space for public enjoyment with the Bridgeton Community Learning Campus (BCLC) at its heart. Some preliminary consultation has been undertaken through discussions with local partner groups and initial proposals are illustrated on the attached leaflet. This include: Clearance of rubbish and fly tipped debris. Thinning out and opening up the existing woodland, forming new pathways and openings with good lines of visibility. Introducing a junior bike circuit. Creating a community growing space close to the BCLC. Forming a new path and opening to the existing play area off Dale Street. Introducing some informal natural play elements into the existing open space. Improving the existing pathways. Introducing new fencing, gateways and seating at different points. Planting with native ground flora species to improve biodiversity throughout.