Copies of the Broughty Ferry Conservation Area
Appraisal document can be viewed on-line at: www.dundeecity.gov.uk/citydevelopment/listedbuildingsconservationareas or at Broughty Ferry Library, Central Library
and the reception of Dundee House.
You are requested to send your comments in
writing to; City Development Department, Development Management, 50 North
Lindsay Street, Dundee, DD1 1LS, marked “Consultation Response – Broughty Ferry
Conservation Area Appraisal” or alternately emailed to conservationareas@dundeecity.gov.uk.
Should you wish to discuss the content of the draft proposal you can contact
Gary Knox, Conservation Officer, Tel 01382 433414.
Conservation areas are areas of special
architectural and/or historic interest, the character or appearance of which it
is desirable to preserve or enhance. The purpose of a conservation area is to
ensure that new development or alterations will not have a negative impact on
the existing character of the area.
When an item came to the City Development Committee
seeking consent to consult on the Broughty Ferry conservation appraisal I
suggested slightly extending the proposed boundary to include parts of Broughty
Ferry which I believe to be typical of the existing character of the area and
would sit comfortably within the Broughty Ferry Conservation Area, such as
taking in more of The Esplanade to include The Glass Pavilion.
If you have a few spare moments please have a
look at the consultation document and let the City Development Department know what
you think about it.
