Please see Planning Edinburgh’s website for information about party flats. The gist seems to be ‘don’t do it’.
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Plans for new Lidl store at 248 Easter Road
These drawings show Lidl’s vision for the store at 248 Easter Road. This is the site of the former B&Q store. Please click images for full-size versions.
Please see minutes of January meeting for discussion of this store with a representative of Lidl.
Proposed site plan
Proposed floor plan
Proposed elevations
Visual
Update (2 February 2014)
From the Lidl representative:
Dear all,
Please find below a link to our stand-alone web-site providing details of our proposal.
We are holding consultation days to meet the local community on the 17th to 20th February 3pm to 7pm at the proposed site (the old B&Q, 248 Easter Road).
Local residents will also be receiving information brochures delivered via Royal Mail outlining our proposals.
Please feel free to come along or pass this information onto anyone who may be interested in the proposed development.
There is also a stand-alone email account that allows residents etc to contact Lidl Property directly should they wish: easter.road@lidl.co.uk
Should you have any queries, do not hesitate to contact me.
Kind Regards,
Gary Sleator
Acquisitions Manager
Lidl UK GmbH
Leith Central CC ratified Minutes, 16 December 2013
Click to download: 2013_12_16 ratified
These minutes were adopted with no changes from the draft version published on 2 January.
Agenda for next meeting: 20 January 2014
LCCC response to TRO/13/51 (Pilrig Street to Duke Street)
| From | Harald Tobermann |
| Date | 5 January 2014 |
| Subject | LCCC response to TRO/13/51 (PILRIG STREET TO DUKE STREET TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER) |
| To | trafficorders@edinburgh.gov.uk |
| CC | Angela Blacklock, Deidre Brock, Maggie Chapman, Nick Gardner, chair BHSPC, secretary LCCC, treasurer LCCC, Julian Siann |
We write to comment on the above TRO. While we regret the length of time it has taken for the overall process to reach this stage (process started June 2011 – 2.5 years ago!), we are broadly in favour of the proposed regulation, in the knowledge that a number of details may require adjustment in a future, separate process, in particular the option of locating a number of the communal bins in suitable side streets.
We endorse the aim of the TRO provided in the Statement of Reasons, subject to a review following implementation.
We urge the Council to proceed with the physical implementation at the earliest opportunity in the expectation that there are robust processes in place to monitor progress and quality.
Harald Tobermann and Julian Siann
on behalf of LCCC
www.leithcentralcc.co.uk
