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Plan relates to - Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003 (Glasgow City Council) (Glasgow Summer Sessions Festival - Bellahouston Park) Order 2019 ELECT Section 11 Order Plan Key for Glasgow Summer Sessions 2019 Boundary outlined in Blue shows the extent of the area affected by the Section 11 Order 16th August 2019 (0001hrs) to 25th August 2019 (2359hrs) Suggested alternative GAS route for Pedestrians GAS (except on show days) WATERM GAS WATERM indicated in RED WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM GAS WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM GAS WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM Suggested alternative WATERM WATERM GAS WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM route for Cyclists & WATERM WATERM GAS WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM Pedestrians indicated in WATERM WATERM GAS WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM GREEN WATERM GAS WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM ELECT WATERM GAS WATERM GAS ELECT WATERM GAS WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM Suggested alternative WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM route for Cyclists & WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM Pedestrians ( except on WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM show days) indicated in WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM PINK WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM Boundary outlined & filled with Purple shows area's closed on show days 1400hrs to 2330hrs each day WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM WATERM 16th August 2019 17th August 2019 25th August 2019 ELECT ELECT Mosspark Boulevard Client DF Concerts and Events Project Glasgow Summer Sessions 2019 Title Summer Session Section 11 Plan Drawn Date Drg Size SCALE BAR 1:1200 JW 25/06/19 A3 Scale 0 20 50 100 200 1:1200 Drg No. Rev 250619 V6.

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