Dunblane Development Trust - Planning

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Overview

Since 1960 the population of Dunblane has increased dramatically from under 3000 to over 9000 people. In addition the rise in living standards and the changes in life style have led to a massive increase in the number of homes, the number of commuters and the number of cars.

All of these factors have a significant impact on the very nature of Dunblane and of the ability of its infrastructure to cope with the demands made on schooling, health facilities, leisure facilities, parking and other amenities.

If you have an holistic vision for the future of Dunblane or simply an interest in one or more of these central issues then the Community Development Group would be pleased to receive your input.

Recent Initiatives

Working with the Community Council and the local health staff to improve the Health Centre and to update the Primary Health Care plan.

Providing input to the working group advising on the refurbishment of the High School within the PPP proposals of Stirling Council

Working with the Community Council regarding recent parking provision in the town and drawing up plans to try to offer additional parking at Millrow

Submitting views to Stirling Council on planning applications which could have a significant affect on Dunblane

Negotiating with Bett Houses to construct a path ( at the Trust’s expense) to improve a specific route to Newton Primary School.

Forming a group of Paths Inspectors to work with SC Countryside Services on maintaining and upgrading the Dunblane Community Paths

Contact Terence O'Byrne using the admin email address on the Contacts page for further details

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