Clydebelt was recently asked by Land Use Consultants to fill in a questionnaire, on behalf of West Dunbartonshire Council. This took the form of four question sheets, each related to the five main aims of the Central Scotland Green Network (CSGN) http://www.centralscotlandgreennetwork.org/
In particular, each of the four asked about the possibilities or barriers to economic development etc. Clydebelt does not consider that the Kilpatrick Hills is a place for economic development; in fact our response was to emphasis that the hills should be kept as undeveloped as possible, as a place to go to escape the stresses of modern living.
The aims of the CSGN and the Scottish Government’s National Planning framework can be found by using the above link.
To see Clydebelt’s full response http://www.clydebelt.org.uk/land-use-consultants-questionaire.pdf
In particular, each of the four asked about the possibilities or barriers to economic development etc. Clydebelt does not consider that the Kilpatrick Hills is a place for economic development; in fact our response was to emphasis that the hills should be kept as undeveloped as possible, as a place to go to escape the stresses of modern living.
The aims of the CSGN and the Scottish Government’s National Planning framework can be found by using the above link.
To see Clydebelt’s full response http://www.clydebelt.org.uk/land-use-consultants-questionaire.pdf
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