A dilapidated city centre building on a site developers want to transform into a four-storey hotel is a “danger to the public” and was ordered to be torn down seven months ago.
The old Clachan Bar and Quality Cafe buildings on South Methven Street are the subject of planning applications to transform the site into a new venue.
Applicant Tariq Fayez of London-based Urban Plan Consultants had an intial application - lodged in July last year - to take down the eyesore buildings and build a hotel on the site refused because planning officials said he had not provided enough detailed information about the proposal.
