Chapelton of Elsick

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  • Chapelton builds support as Local Plan Develops

    Plans for Scotland’s new £1billion town have been given the green light by a Public Inquiry which examined the Aberdeenshire Local Development Plan (LDP), which was carried out by the Government’s Directorate of Planning and Environmental Appeals (DPEA).

    The recommendations have now been approved by councillors at today’s (20 March 2012) Kincardine & Mearns Area Committee meeting.
     

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  • Progress Update

    In response to unsubstantiated in sections of the local media, we would like to make it clear that following the Local Development Plan Hearing, we are continuing to work with Aberdeenshire Council and relevant statutory consultees over the detail of the scheme and the provision of infrastructure..

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  • Update on planning submission

    Following our recent meetings in Portlethen and Muchalls,  we have been made aware of certain public concern around healthcare, school provision and transport links, borne out of a lack of information.  To find out more we clarify some points below.

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Learning from the past...Building for the future

Welcome to Chapelton of Elsick

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The Chapelton of Elsick scheme will be an innovative sustainable community designed to meet the requirement for new homes in the Portlethen – Stonehaven corridor within the Aberdeen City and Shire Structure Plan. It is being promoted by the Elsick Development Company, a family controlled company, representing the Duke of Fife and neighbouring landowners, covering a substantial single area of land in the vicinity of Portlethen and Newtonhill. As a family, we are committed to promoting a development that builds on the North East’s reputation for quality of life and of which we, and future generations, can be proud. The scale of the site and long term control of it gives us the ability to achieve this.

We aim to create a community that is happy in itself and has a strong sense of place, rooted in Aberdeenshire such as the hypothetical neighbourhood shown above.

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