A plan to build flats on an empty Glasgow land was rejected.
The bid sought to erect six flats on a patch of greenery on Causewayside Street in Cambuslang.
According to papers, the area was used as a storage for metal items and has been disused for 25 years.
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Applicant New West Properties Ltd was hoping to build a three-storey site with a one-bedroom and a two-bedroom flat planned on the ground floor.
On the first floor, two two-bedroom flats were proposed.
The second floor would have been made up of two two-bedroom homes as well.
Glasow City Council's planning officials knocked back the application, saying it "would result in the development of a protected amenity greenspace site that has not been allocated for development."
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