A public event is taking place in Millport to discuss derelict buildings on the Isle of Cumbrae.
North Ayrshire Council are updating their vacant and derelict strategy - and are looking for feedback from local residents and businesses.
Last year, officers met with stakeholders, businesses and local communities to inform the development of the draft strategy – with all highlighting the negative impact of vacant and derelict land and buildings.
Councillor Tony Gurney, Cabinet Member for Economy and Climate Change, said: “We have taken strides to try and help landowners, businesses and residents bring vacant and unkempt land and properties back into positive use.
“We recognise how much of a blight they are on our communities and how keen people are to see these areas improved.
“The purpose of this consultation is to understand if our strategy identifies and proposes actions to address the aspirations and concerns communities and stakeholders have about vacant and derelict land.
“We look forward to hearing from as many people as possible over the coming weeks.”
This has informed the draft strategy and a questionnaire, which is available online here.
Officers will be at Garrison House, Cumbrae on April 4 between 3pm and 7pm to discuss the strategy in more detail and to provide an opportunity for feedback.
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