Dunfermline Advisory Town Plan and description, 1946
Dunfermline Town Council1949
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The Advisory Town Plan was approved in priniciple by Dunfermline Town Council in 1946 as a guide for the eventual preparation of the first statutory development plan under the Town and Country Planing (Scotland) Act 1947. The advisory plan is a framework of ideas and suggestions for the improvement of Dunfermline and it communications. Any part of the plan can become operative at any time, as the Town Council may decide, and its projects extend for some distance towards the future. Includes detailed fold out map
Main title:
Dunfermline Advisory Town Plan and description, 1946 / Prepared by James Shearer.
Imprint:
Dunfermline : Dunfermline Town Council and Carnegie Dunfermline Trust, 1949
Collation:
39 p., : photos., maps., ; 25 cm.
System details:
3890a, 3890b.
Contents:
Foreword1. Introductory2. Scope of plan and incidence of motor road transport3. Influence of existing and potential developments4. Report of the regional advisory developments5. Former plans of Dunfermline6. Existing merits and defects7. Approaches to Dunfermline8. Proposed new streets and service roads9. Street improvements at specific points10. Public buildings - the case for a central site11. Notes with reference to housing12. Some general questions13. Industry.
Dewey class:
711.094133
Local class:
D/MUN PLAN
Language:
English
Subject:
BRN:
3435497