These brand new pictures are giving the community a fresh look at how the proposed Flamingo Land development could shape up.
The images, released this morning, depict how the facility at Riverside West could look, if it is granted planning permission.
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The proposals, which have attracted 53,000 objections via Green MSP Ross Greer, include the conversion and extension of Woodbank House to form 15 residential flats, developing six houses within the grounds and 50 lodges/bothies.
The project, which has an anticipated completion date of 2024, expects to bring as many as 80 full-time jobs, 50 part-time jobs and to 70 seasonal posts to the area.
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Andy Miller, director at Lomond Banks, said they were “committed to seeing Balloch become the true gateway to Loch Lomond”.
West Dunbartonshire councillors are due to set out their position on the plans next month.
A spokeswoman said: “The council’s formal response as a consultee will be considered by councillors in June and will thereafter be submitted to the National Park Authority as the council's response to the application."
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