The public is being invited to give feedback on a mixed retail, leisure, office, residential and industrial Dunbear Park development in East Lothian.
Details of the proposed 54.3-acre site at Hallhill near Dunbar - including a hotel, nursery, care home and amenity flats for the elderly - are being published online.
The plans include 100 low carbon affordable homes for rent to key workers, such as NHS staff, police and care workers.
DunBear Park - named by a local school child - has been designed around The DunBear sculpture, a tribute to Dunbar-born naturalist John Muir, whose work led to the creation of national parks around the world.
The public consultation has been moved online due to Covid-19.
A consultation event will take place from 2pm to 8pm on Wednesday 3 June, when consultants will be available to answer any questions, receive feedback via the website.
Paper copies of consultation boards and feedback forms can be obtained following the event by writing to: DunBear Park, c/o Orbit Communications, 4 Queen Street, Edinburgh EH2 1JE or by telephone: 0131 202 3259. Feedback can be submitted up to Friday 26 June.
Hallhill Developments' Ken Ross said: “We are delighted to be putting forward our proposals to the local community for this exciting low carbon development and look forward to its involvement in shaping these proposals.
“DunBear Park will assist in creating jobs and delivering much-needed housing for key workers. It will also assist in supporting the construction-led recovery from the current crisis.
“We are seeking to deliver is an exemplar development, which not only Dunbar, but East Lothian and Scotland can be proud. The support of the community will be crucial in achieving this.”
