Our Stage 3 Making Places online public meeting was held on Thursday 25th February!
We presented the proposals and invited discussion, questions and feedback via an online Zoom meeting.
The slides presented at the meeting are showcased here.
Designs from this stage are detailed below.
North Woodside Road / St George's Road junction
North Woodside Road at the entrance to Torridon Court
Lorne Court
Windsor Terrace
North Woodside Road
Braid Street
Unity Place
Click on the plan to explore and respond to the new proposals:
Click anywhere on the plan to open the PlaceChangers platform, to explore and comment on the updated proposals. (This will open a new window.)
What changed?
Pedestrian routes have been strengthened where they cross roads, and raingardens also introduced as part of a low-traffic neighbourhood, where streets are not just for cars. As well as responding to public comments, we have made changes following detailed survey of existing underground services (cables, pipes, sewers etc), moving trees away from them.
You Said; We Did: Illustrative ‘Post-It’ Notes listing some of the design changes made in response to comments. (Text description of image)
Take a journey through our virtual Woodside:
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We will try to respond to all comments.
As our design evolves we will refresh content on this website, so that you can continue to comment and help the project team deliver a successful transformation of Woodside.
Our ambition is for local residents to get involved as much as they can in the planning and future management of Woodside’s landscape.
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