A TWO-PHASE marina in Penzance harbour, the transformation of St John's Hall into a creative centre, a high quality mixed use commercial office and residential development at St Clare and switching the roles of the A30 and Jelbert Way at Eastern Green.
These are just some of the concrete proposals on how Penzance and Newlyn might develop over the next 15-20 years, which are now being put forward to allow the public to have their say.
Vision
With an underlying vision to see the area become a creative maritime town, the Penzance and Newlyn Area Framework Plan has been formulated by Cornwall Council through consultants AECOM.
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After several months of consultation and analysis, AECOM have now published a package of ideas which they say are achievable and which they hope will play a major part in ensuring a dynamic economy for Penzance and Newlyn over the next two decades.
Proposal
A spokesman for the council said: "Many past visions and ideas for Penzance have failed to be developed and we have sought to address this problem by developing a proposal that can be delivered over time in phases.
"We hope to ensure the majority of projects can be delivered by the private sector and we are giving private developers greater confidence to invest in the area by approving the Area Framework Plan."
Several key areas have been identified for regeneration, including transport, green spaces, Penzance harbour and the Barbican, St Clare, Newlyn and Wherrytown and Eastern Green and Long Rock.
The full proposals can be seen until the end of August at The Centre, Chywoone Hill, Newlyn, Penzance Library and Penzance Leisure Centre as well as online on the Cornwall Council website at www.cornwall.gov.uk/penzanceplan .
Handouts and feedback forms are available at the exhibition venues for people to take away and consider during the consultation period or you can make comments online.
Following the exhibition and public feedback, the project team will finalise the proposals and provide Cornwall Council's Cabinet Members with an outline for how the plans could be delivered.
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