A series of accessibility improvements have been proposed for sheltered housing complexes across Dundee.
The plans would involve the installation of power assisted entry door openers at various complexes around the city.
The neighbourhood services committee will consider a proposed spending of over £31,000 to facilitate the works at a meeting on Monday 18 February.
Committee convener Councillor Kevin Cordell said: "This is a superb proposal that will help with accessibility issues at sheltered housing complexes and help improve the lives of people who live in them.
"Residents with mobility issues may struggle to open doors, and this new investment will mean that the touch of a button is all it takes.
"This will really help people in their daily lives."
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