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Kilmacolm Village ROADS & TRANSPORTATION council DR 14 Burndale 99.1m Terrace Farnham Port Glasgow Road 10 8 Rydal 17 ROSEBANK TERRACE 26 Ailsa 20 3 Glen Brae 5 Heimat N Stanley Badachro Hollows Villa 1 to 5 The 2 3 Lairds Kilmacolm 1 Rowsley Grindleford Beechknowe Barr's Brae Rockcliff Gate Shelter Old Kirk Blairmore BARCLAVEN Burnhouse Marsheil 1 2 Hall Tandlehill TCB Tel Ex Car Park Rachel Place BURNDALE LANE Dunelm 1 ESS 2 LB ROAD Smithy HermitageThe 18 Chelston Houses Proposed car park is on disused 10 2 1 land in a residential area. Mhor-Lagen Burnside House 1 Limefield Craigminnen PLACE WHITELEA AVENUE PW 1 Newark Pl 3 No parking in these areas 2 Parking bays 5m x 2.5m Grianan 42 Smithy Brae Place MARKETMarket Place Burnside 1 to avoid collisions at 12 lane width 6m SMITHY BRAE 2 entrance / exit of car park 9 4 3 Sinks Meadowbank 1 5 LB Footway to tie into Issues 7 4 Parkleven 2 ESS 4 36 8 2 existing footway at Lower Parkleven Gillburn Road 6 Path Octavia WHITELEA ROAD Elphinstone 3 Burndale 2 GILLBURN ROAD 6 WHITELEA COURT Total capacity: to Gillburn Gate 12 Mews Bus shelter and bus stop will be KessingtonAvonlea 16 Proposed entrance from Bridge of Weir required to be repositioned due to 31 Spaces including Road to the surgery could be positioned at 95.6m PO Kerrera 13 proximity of a new junction for the 1 Disabled space the side of the existing bus shelter,to to tie in 15 Strathview Buildings proposed car park 1 5 with existing stairs. 8 10 2 St 10 Side visibility may be CRESCENT to New junction at Bridge of B 786 12 compromised by location of stone Weir road for entrance / 1exit Leonards Kenavara 1 wall at boundary to 3rd party land. Entrance to car park Library to upper deck only. Entrance / exit into 28 Gillburn Road 14 to 24 to 14 4 lower deck from 2 3 Carlton Place 1 ELPHINSTONE COURT Hunterslea Braefoot 10 Lochwinnoch5 toRoad 9 Shelter Lynnden WHITELEA Woodcliff 1 Lownshiel 22 Moss 8 1 to 4 MOSS ROAD Church Pedestrian access Surgery Norval Place Road 51 3 to lower deck to be Gillburn Road Schaw 26 to 42 to 26 provided Proposed footway to join onto Glencairn Norwood Building 1 to 43 to 1 57 St James existing footway at Bridge of 1 Terr Bellcroft Community Ferniebank Weir Road Centre 1 2 Cedarhall Drumpellier Pl 100.4m Muirburn Clova Surgery 2 LyleTotal Buildings capacity: Bridge of Weir Road ESS Launceston 40 Spaces including Car Park 2 Disabled spaces Viewfield Janefield 2 The STATION ROAD WILLOW DRIVE Ardgoil Pullman No parking in these GLEBE COURT 93.4m PH Duntay Some street furniture areas to allow 26 to 1 Morar may be required to be The Lea vehicles to turn Ravelston Duncairn removed to construct Hillview Wardend entry to car park Lochwinnoch Road Tower High St Columba Thirlstane Clifton Church Glen View Stone parapet of old Heathfield Dunavon Englewood Woodholm railway bridge Balure 10 Habost Mossgiel Cairns Paismuir One way entrance to Craigieburn improve road safety FB Glenbeigh Duchal Road for pedestrians. Pedestrian footbridge Rannoch Manse Grey Gables Glebehurst Carmicheal Place Total capacity: 2.5m wide pedestrian footway Oakfield 44 Spaces including 31 to tie into existing footway at Rowallan 2 Disabled spaces Mayville Posts LochwinnochThe Gables Road Glen Etive Hazelwood The Yews 105.5m Rostherne Allanbank Bank Gladsmuir 1 MANSE STREET Gryffe Road 2 Fairfield Miltonside Ettrick Bank Inniemore Cottages Inchcolm Cloanaig Hall Heatherdene Gowanlea 89.0m Novar Kaladan North Assynt Lodge Proposed parking area is on Kinnoull ESS residential and green belt land Parking bays 5m x 2.5m GLEBE ROAD lane width 6m Carleith Fern Villa Hollypark Land take can be reduced for Mansefield Drumdarach approximately the same Kilallan Thornlea 71 96.7m Dunfraoich number of spaces as Option 1 Rosslyn Holm Villa Cottage Kilmacolm Larchwood Gryffe Road 75 Matherbank Corby Knowe Merkland Glenrowan HEAD OF SERVICE Ordnance Scale : NTS Date : AUG '19 Design Survey Gail MacFarlane Prepared by : KM Checked by : EP Section This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the CAR PARK OPTIONS permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorized KILMACOLM Drawn by : KM Approved by : GL Original Drawing Size 8 POTTERY STREET reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or 420x297 (A3) GREENOCK, PA15 2UH civil proceedings. COPYRIGHT LICENCE No. (100023421) (2018) Drawing No. : KCP_004 File No. : ROADS & TRANSPORTATION council Pullman PH 93.4m Morar Wardend Lochwinnoch Road Tower High St Columba Thirlstane Clifton Glen View Church Heathfield Dunavon Englewood Woodholm 10 Habost Paismuir One way entrance to improve road safety FB Duchal Road for pedestrians. Total capacity: Carmicheal Place 44 Spaces including 31 Rowallan 2 Disabled spaces The Gables Glen Etive 1 Gryffe Road 2 Miltonside Cottages Cloanaig 89.0m Novar North Lodge Proposed parking area is on ESS residential and green belt land Parking bays 5m x 2.5m lane width 6m Carleith Hollypark Kilallan 96.7m KilmacolmHEAD OF SERVICE Ordnance Scale : NTS Date : AUG '19 Design Survey Gail MacFarlane Prepared by : KM Checked by : EP Section This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her CAR PARK OPTIONS Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorized SITE 1 Drawn by : KM Approved by : GL Original Drawing Size 8 POTTERY STREET reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or 420x297 (A3) GREENOCK, PA15 2UH civil proceedings. REAR OF THE OLD POLICE STATION COPYRIGHT LICENCE No. (100023421) (2018) Drawing No. : KCP_001 File No. : ROADS & TRANSPORTATION council Newark Pl SMITHY BRAE 12 2 4 3 Meadowbank 1 5 LB Issues ESS 7 4 8 2 6 Path Octavia Elphinstone 3 Gillburn Gate GILLBURN ROAD Mews 95.6m PO 13 to 15 Buildings 5 8 10 2 10 to New junction at Bridge of B 786 12 Weir road for entrance / 1exit Entrance to car park Library to upper deck only. lower deck from 2 3 Carlton Place ELPHINSTONE COURT Lochwinnoch5 toRoad 9 Shelter 1 Moss 1 to 4 MOSS ROAD Church Surgery Norval Place Road 3 Schaw Building 1 to 43 to 1 St James 1 Terr Bellcroft Community Ferniebank Centre 1 Drumpellier Pl 100.4m Clova Surgery 2 LyleTotal Buildings capacity: Bridge of Weir Road 40 Spaces including Car Park 2 Disabled spaces Viewfield Janefield STATION ROAD 93.4m Duntay Hillview Wardend Lochwinnoch Road St Columba HEAD OF SERVICE Ordnance Scale : NTS Date : AUG '19 Design Survey Gail MacFarlane Prepared by : KM Checked by : EP Section This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the CAR PARK OPTIONS permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorized SITE 3 Drawn by : KM Approved by : GL Original Drawing Size 8 POTTERY STREET reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or 420x297 (A3) GREENOCK, PA15 2UH civil proceedings. LOCHWINNOCH ROAD CAR PARK COPYRIGHT LICENCE No. (100023421) (2018) Drawing No. : KCP_002 File No. : ROADS & TRANSPORTATIONBlairmore council Marsheil TCB Car Park ESS BURNDALE LANE LB HermitageThe Proposed car park is on disused Chelston land in a residential area. Burnside House 1 Limefield PLACE Newark Pl 2 Parking bays 5m x 2.5m Grianan MARKET 1 12 lane width 6m 2 4 3 5 1 7 4 8 2 6 3 GILLBURN ROAD Burndale Gillburn Gate KessingtonAvonlea Total capacity: 31 Spaces including PO 1 Disabled space Strathview Buildings 8 2 St 1 Leonards Entrance / exit into Gillburn Road 2 3 Carlton Place Hunterslea Shelter 1 Moss Lownshiel MOSS ROAD Church Norval Place Road 51 Gillburn Road Schaw Building 57 Bellcroft Ferniebank HEAD OF SERVICE Ordnance Scale : NTS Date : AUG '19 Design Survey Gail MacFarlane Prepared by : KM Checked by : EP Section This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the CAR PARK OPTIONS permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorized SITE 5 Drawn by : KM Approved by : GL Original Drawing Size 8 POTTERY STREET reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or 420x297 (A3) GREENOCK, PA15 2UH civil proceedings. CORNER OF MOSS ROAD/ GILBURN ROAD COPYRIGHT LICENCE No. (100023421) (2018) Drawing No. : KCP_003 File No. :.
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