Princes Gate, Greenacres by Robroyston

The Commission is conducting a review of the boundary between East Dunbartonshire Council area and Glasgow City Council area at Princes Gate, Greenacres by Robroyston, where the boundary crosses an area of housing and passes through a supermarket, 3 houses and the gardens of a further 13 properties.

The public consultation on the Commission's Revised Recommendations ended on 28 January 2010. The Commission will now decide what next steps to take in the review. This page will be updated when further information is available.

The Commission's Revised Recommendations in the review were published on 29 October for a period of public consultation which lasted until 28 January 2010.

Representations could be made using the webform available on this website, by email, post or fax.

After the public consultation, the Commission can decide to hold a Local Inquiry on the matter. After considering any representations received, and the report of any Local Inquiry, the Commission will decide what recommendations to make on the boundary and submit its report to Scottish Ministers. Scottish Ministers are then responsible for deciding whether and how to implement those recommendations.

Revised Recommendations

A map and documents in support of the Revised Recommendations which were issued for public consultation between 29 October 2009 and 28 January 2010 are available as PDF files below:

Revised Recommendations	Covering letter	(0.1 MB)
	Public notice	(0.1 MB)
	News release	(0.1 MB)
	Public Statement	(0.1 MB)
	Map	(1.0 MB)

The stages of a review of an administrative area by the Commission are set out in legislation, and are summarised on the Reviews in Progress page.

The earlier stages of this review have been that the Commission formally agreed to carry out a review, and agreed its Initial Proposals for the boundary in December 2008. The Commission wrote in January to the two affected local authorities, and asked them each to make a representation setting out their views on the Initial Proposals by early March. Having received and fully considered those views, the Commission decided on its Provisional Proposals for the area, and published those Provisional Proposals on 14 May 2009 for a period of 12 weeks of public consultation. This consultation period was subsequently extended at the request of East Dunbartonshire Council to 31 August 2009.

Provisional Proposals

A map and documents in support of the Provisional Proposals which were issued for public consultation between 14 May and 31 August 2009 are available as PDF files below:

Provisional Proposals	Covering letter	(0.1 MB)
	Public notice	(0.1 MB)
	News release	(0.1 MB)
	Public Statement	(0.1 MB)
	Map	(8.4 MB)

This page will be updated as the review progresses.