Come and see the redevelopment proposals for Elgin City masterplan
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Moray Council is inviting families to view the redevelopment plans for Elgin City Centre in Cooper Park on Saturday, August 28.
The pop-up QR code trail will showcase the Masterplan from the recent consultation on overhauling the centre of Elgin, and will ask families for their input to the future regeneration on South Street and High Street down to the North Port precinct, Cooper Park and the Town Hall.
Running from 10am until 4pm there will be activities for children to take part in to have their say on what they’d like to see in the park specifically. For adults there will be the chance to ask the team behind the plans questions and give their feedback.
Entries from Moray’s young people to the Cooper Park design competition, which ran earlier this year, will also be on display throughout the day.
Chairman of the Economic Growth, Housing and Environmental Sustainability Committee, Cllr Graham Leadbitter, said: “We’ve had to delay this family event due to Covid restrictions but now we’re able to host this display so people can come down to Cooper Park and see the plans for themselves.
“I often find it helps to see the vision in that larger scale to build the picture of what the centre of Elgin could look like. It’s a great opportunity to ask your questions about the redevelopment plans and give feedback on them. We look forward to seeing everyone with an interest in regenerating Moray on 28 August.”
How Elgin might look in the future
Chance for public to have their say
