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Published: 6 April 2022


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The Council will prepare regular updates to keep you informed of progress on City Development Plan 2.

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Glasgow City Council has begun work on City Development Plan 2 (CDP2) which will be a corporate land use document setting out place-specific policies as to the development and regeneration of the city looking 20 years ahead. The new plan will establish where new homes, schools, businesses, and open spaces should be located. It will identify areas that need to be protected and where future investment should be directed.

Before we begin to write a new plan, the Council is gathering evidence to establish what to plan for and wants to engage with residents and stakeholders. An important part of that evidence base will come directly from you. The My Neighbourhood, My City - Place Standard Survey is all about engaging the people of Glasgow on the quality of their local surroundings. Fourteen place categories such as housing, open spaces, and local facilities, prompt the user to consider the quality of their local area. Users have the ability to score a place and also reflect on what is good and what can be made better. The survey will close on 31 January 2024.

Your views will inform our Evidence Report for CDP2 which the Council will be submitting to the Scottish Government in 2024.

Our CDP2 Information Hub has all the information about the CDP2 and how you can get involved. This will include in-person events over the next few months.

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If you wish to be added to the Consultation Database for Glasgow City Development Plan 2 please subscribe by completing the online registration form.  If you have already requested to be kept informed you do not have to register again.

Please note we may use this information to keep you notified of other Development Plan related matters including consultation on the Open Space Strategy which will commence in the autumn.

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