Aberdeen Football Club has submitted a detailed planning application for their proposed new stadium and training facility at Kingsford with Aberdeen City Council.
The Dons have submitted 161 documents supporting their application ranging from detailed level by level information of the facilities contained within the stadium to assessments of the transport, flood risk and drainage.
The Dons have submitted plans for a museum and supporters bar within the stadium as well as 24 executive boxes and corporate lounges.
In addition to four separate car parks, provision has been made for 32 home coaches and 60 spaces have been set aside for visitor coach parking while the club has also earmarked a taxi drop-off and a separate shuttle bus holding zone.
The training facility includes separate first team training area, goalkeeper training area and a floodlit academy 4G synthetic pitch.
Plans for hedge planting, ornamental shrub planting and woodland planting have also been submitted.
Our P&J team are reviewing the plans in detail. Come back tomorrow to find out more about the 161 plans submitted by the club.
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