Plans are progressing to develop a £2.5 million city centre redevelopment scheme in Aberdeen.
Councillors have approved the business case to create new public space in the city centre, which involves improving the setting for the Art Gallery and Cowdray Hall as well as enhancing the area outside Robert Gordon's College.
Designs for the full scheme will now be drawn up and sources of funding support explored. The Council's Capital Programme Committee agreed last month to move forward with Stage 1 of the scheme, which would see part of the existing footway widened whilst maintaining two-way traffic. It is recommended that the Council's City Growth and Resources Committee agrees the £550,000 cost when it meets on Tuesday, 19 June.
Cllr Jenny Laing said: "We have today approved the business case for a scheme that has the potential to significantly contribute to the transformation of the city centre.
"Aberdeen City Council is committed to creating a vibrant place for all through the Masterplan and if approved the Schoolhill plan would support that vital work."
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