Recreational Amenities
& Access

An integrated plan to build a sustainable, net zero future for the North East of Scotland.

As part of our plans to develop a site within the south-eastern area of St Fittick’s Park we are committed to making impactful investments that significantly enhance amenities and access in the remaining greenspace.


Phased Greenspace Improvements

Greenspace enhancements will be delivered in a phased manner. An initial phase of enhancements will be delivered prior to any development taking place on the proposed development site. The remaining package of enhancements will take place when a site occupier is confirmed.

The first phase of improvements reflects the feedback from the Greenspace Use Survey and is focussed on enhancing sports facilities in Tullos Playing Fields, improving the path network with the park.

Improved Connectivity and Public Access

This image shows the overall area of the amenity and access improvements that includes and improved path network that links to the existing path network and extends it through to Tullos Playing Field. The upgraded path network also includes new crossing points to take account of the burn realignment and the new settlement pond.

This amenity and access improvement proposal has been submitted as part of our detailed planning permission submission.

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Tullos Playing Fields Upgrades

Proposals for the Tullos Playing Fields area incorporate:

  • 2 marked out grass football pitches with goals.
  • New paths leading from the existing paths to the Cruyff courts connecting to the wider path network.
  • A new accessible entrance feature by Tullos School.
  • Tree planting and additional seating including benches along the paths and seating between the football pitches.

These designs have been developed in collaboration with Denis Law Legacy Trust - Streetsport and Dee United and underpinned by results from the Greenspace Use Survey.

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