More details are needed on the height of 1,500 planned new homes in front of a famous view of Totterdown, according to a recent consultation.
A major development brief, which cost taxpayers £100,000, sets out how the Mead Street area should be redeveloped. Bristol City Council has consulted local residents for their views on the huge scheme, but many have questioned the lack of detail on heights.
The 5.6-hectare area lies between the Bath Bridge roundabout and the Banana Bridge, and between the river and the railway. It’s currently home to a motorbike shop, a car rental business, and a rock climbing gym, and could soon be completely transformed with 1,500 new homes.
