Cart Corridor estate management agreement launched
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A new agreement has been launched to help take forward the regeneration of the Cart Corridor – which includes Gockston, Shortroods, Mossvale/Springbank, McLean Place/Larkin Gardens and the new development at the former Merksworth site.
The Cart Corridor estate management agreement brings the community and a number of organisations together to work for the benefit of the community.
The Cart Corridor estate management agreement brings the community and a number of organisations together to work for the benefit of the community.
Organisations involved in housing, regeneration, planning and environmental issues have pledged to deliver services to agreed standards. And all involved have pledged that promoting community involvement in the development of the services is "a priority".
Councillor Brian Lawson, Renfrewshire Council's housing spokesperson, welcomed the new agreement, saying: "The development of this agreement is a positive step for the community in this area. It's important that the council and other organisations working in the area have worked together to deliver agreed levels of service."
"It's equally important that people living in the Cart Corridor play their part in helping the agreement work properly for the benefit of everyone living in the area."
Pat Higgins of the New Shortroods Action Group said: "The Estate Management Agreement is really good for the area as all agencies are working together with the community to improve the quality of the estate we live in."
Among the services and issues which are covered in the estate management agreement are:
- housing
- land maintenance
- street cleaning
- community policing
- roads and pavements
- local environment
Press release: Tuesday 4 March 2008



