Almost 90 new homes will be developed in Clydebank following a request from West Dunbartonshire Council’s planning committee to provide more residential parking spaces.
A planning application had previously been brought before members last October to build 38 houses and 50 flats ranging in size from two to five bedroom properties on the land at the corner of Glasgow Road and Mill Road.
But members were concerned about the lack of parking and deferred making a decision until the applicant sorted the parking issues. There will now be 110 parking spaces with nine wheelchair accessible properties and nine disabled parking bays proposed across the site.