Views are being sought on a major transformation project which has been earmarked for Altrincham's Stamford Quarter after the plans were unveiled.
Bruntwood Works and Trafford Council want to hear from the local community on their proposals to reshape the area into a mixed-use destination.
The plans include the redevelopment of larger vacant units, including the former Rackhams site, into commercial workspaces that could cover up to 75,000 sq ft with proposals for retail and hospitality operators to take space on the ground floor, the introduction of a Stamford Quarter pop-up shop on George Street, as well as cafes and restaurants.
There would also be new retail and leisure offerings along Stamford New Road.
The team also wants to hear the views of the local community on plans to introduce town centre living through the redevelopment of Clarendon House and Sunningdale and Kingfisher House.
Residential units have been earmarked for Clarendon House, a former office and library building, while modular homes are planned for Sunningdale House.
The public realm across much of the town centre has already been improved as part of its recent regeneration and the latest plans intend to build on this further.
They would see 24,000 sq ft of the public realm, including Stamford Square - which sits at the gateway to the town - transformed into an attractive square that creates a new focal point and hub for families and the local community.
Cllr Andrew Western, leader of Trafford Council, said: "Trafford Council is keen to gather as many views as possible on these plans and wants the local community to take the lead. Your views are vitally important to us and will shape our future.
"We have made creating successful and thriving places a top priority and the plans for the regeneration of the Stamford Quarter meet our commitments.
"The exciting mix of retail, residential, leisure and commercial will create a Stamford Quarter to be proud of and one for all generations to enjoy.
"The plans also meet other Trafford Council priorities of having pride in our areas and being green and connected."
Andrea George, town centre and consumer brands director at Bruntwood Works, added: "Retail will always be at the heart of Stamford Quarter, but as the retail landscape evolves we must look at how we can redevelop the high street to future-proof and bring further vibrancy to the town centre.
"By blending residential, retail, leisure and commercial space we want to breathe new life into the Stamford Quarter, but before any plans are submitted it's really important that we give the local community an opportunity to have their say.
"In doing so we will make sure the proposals put forward are those the local community has helped shape.
"We believe these plans would not only complement and build on the success of the town’s recent regeneration, but help to create the next chapter in its development and enhance Altrincham’s reputation as one of the best places to live in the UK."
The consultation will be open until Friday, April 16.
