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12/12/2013
Public To Shape Aberdeen Development Plans
The future of how Aberdeen city centre will be shaped, will take into account the views of residents, the local authority has claimed. It made the statement as the second stage of a consultation into a potential development got underway.
Muse Developments has been chosen by the city council to deliver a civic square, offices, hotel and shops on the site of its former headquarters at St Nicholas House and have since released a new images of its proposals.
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Speaking to BBC Scotland, deputy council leader Marie Boulton said: "It's really, really important that people engage at this stage, to make sure we get the best layout."
In 2011, the council staff based at the 14-storey St Nicholas House moved to the newly-refurbished Marischal College building.
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