Plans revealed to transform former quarry and build 650 new homes

The application for houses at Lower Bathville in Armadale is being considered

Plans have been submitted to transform a former West Lothian quarry into a park while building 650 new homes.

If successful, the first stage of the proposed development involves the infilling and restoration of the existing quarry on the site to form recreational land. The existing quarry pond at the south of the quarry void will be retained due to its ecological importance A report prepared by Stantec, the agents for AC Land Regeneration said: “The applicant has been pro-active and has engaged directly with the local community to try and understand the nature of any local concerns and what the local community would like to see delivered on the site.

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