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Canal and North Gateway Clyde Waterfront & City Centre Public Realm West End Innovation Quarter Enabling Infrastructure Collegelands Calton Barras City Deal: Glasgow EWAN CURTIS GROUP MANAGER PLANNING NEIGHBOURHOODS What is City Deal? Unique structure Local Innovation and Skills £130m from Local Authority and & Employment Authority Members Government strands collaboration Glasgow City Region City Deal Agreement City signed in August 2014 Deal £1.13b Infrastructure £500m each from UK Biggest Fund and Scottish City Deal in Governments Scotland 2 What will City Deal Deliver? Deliver 20 major Infrastructure Projects selected for the Initial List Generate around 15,000 jobs during construction Create around 29,000 permanent jobs in the Region Work with 19,000 unemployed residents and support over 5,500 back into sustained employment Improved public transport / transport infrastructure Generate a permanent uplift in GVA (Gross Value Delivered through a Added) for the Region of £2.2b per annum (4.4%) programme of work which will greatly add to the value of the local economy over the next 20 years. Generate an estimated £3.3bn of private sector investment City Deal: Glasgow and Clyde Valley City Deal: Glasgow Projects Canal and North Gateway Clyde Waterfront & City Centre Public Realm West End Innovation Quarter Enabling Infrastructure Collegelands Calton Barras City Centre Public Realm Enabling Infrastructure: £115.52m €129.4m Clyde Waterfront & West End Innovation Quarter: £113.9m €127.6m Collegelands Calton Barras: £27m €30.2m Canal and North Gateway: £83.68m €93.7m City- wide: Metropolitan Glasgow Strategic Drainage Partnership: £45.8m €51.3m TOTAL GLASGOW: £385.75m €432m between 2015-25 City Deal: Project Elements Key Proposed Developments Transport improvements Key City Deal Development sites New routes and public realm improvements Key Proposed Developments Existing routes North SDF Partick Govan SDF Canal and North Gateway (exc Sighthill) West End Innovation Quarter High St Innovation Quarter Clyde Waterfront & West End Innovation Quarter Collegelands Calton Barras River SDF Inner East SDF Strategic Development Framework Areas And Innovation Quarters What is an Innovation Quarter? Glasgow University QEUH West End Innovation Quarter Boundary SEC Campus/ Pacific Quay CLYDE WATERFRONT AND WEST END INNOVATION QUARTER City of Glasgow College University of Strathclyde Inovo/ ITREZ High St Station Merchant City Meat Market Tontine Building Barras COLLEGELANDS CALTONBARRAS Ruchill Hospital Site Cowlairs Hamiltonhill 100 Acre Hill Sighthill Dobbies Loan C: 3,000 new houses Cowlairs 100 Acre Hill Dobbies Loan CANAL AND NORTH GATEWAY (EXC SIGHTHILL) EWAN CURTIS GROUP MANAGER PLANNING NEIGHBOURHOODS.

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