Changes proposed for 69-home Glasgow development site

New documents have been submitted to Glasgow City Council concerning the redevelopment of land formerly known as 100 Acre Road.

The wider development comprises five houses and 64 flats, alongside a new access road, car parking and landscaping.

The latest application seeks a non-material variation to the existing planning permission and includes changes affecting Acre House and the surrounding development.

Proposals include alterations to the rear of one of the Acre House properties following changes to the planned location of a bin store.

Planning documents state that a rear stair would be removed and the existing door replaced with a window designed to match others on the elevation.

Architects say this would result in a "more coherent window arrangement".

Changes are also proposed for the space between Acre House and nearby mews properties.

Parking bays serving the mews would be moved further north towards a remaining stone wall, while the bin store would also be relocated closer to the parking area.

Documents state that the revised arrangement would reduce the requirement for retaining walls by allowing stabilised slopes to be used instead.

The wider 69-home development also includes associated landscaping and parking across the site.

The latest changes have been submitted as part of the planning process and will now be considered by Glasgow City Council.