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Bar charts showing: space usage at SEC - loading and storage 11%, roads 13%, green space 11%, building 27%, car parks 28%, pavement 10% space usage in Dundee waterfront - loading and storage 1%, roads 20%, green space 10%, building 12%, public transport 8%, car parks 14%, pavement 21%, on-street parking 0.5%, under development 14% space usage in Finnieston - loading and storage 3%, roads 15%, green space 12%, building 29%, public transport 2%, car parks 19%, pavement 8%, on-street parking 2%, under development 10%

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