This project saw a number of refurbishments delivered by contractor RJ McLeod, including upgraded traffic lights, improved pedestrian crossings, footpath improvements and upgraded lighting and road markings.
Enhanced street furniture and improved cycle facilities were also introduced to the car park and Lenzie Cross area.
Proposals to improve the public space around the railway station and adjacent shops were developed following extensive engagement undertaken by the Council and Sustrans Scotland's Street Design team.
Consultation took place in 2016 and 2017 and looked at ways to help ease traffic and access issues - including engagement events, feedback sessions, a dedicated website and detailed parking study - involving residents, businesses, groups and organisations.
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Councillor Susan Murray, Vice Convener of Place, Neighbourhood & Corporate Assets, said: "I am delighted to officially welcome the public realm improvements in Lenzie, which are aimed at improving accessibility to local facilities and enhancing the area.
"This investment in Lenzie is the culmination of a long-term project involving residents, retailers, shoppers, commuters and groups - which balanced a range of needs and requirements.
"A huge thank-you to everyone for their patience while works were carried out and I hope as many people as possible can have a look for themselves soon."
Capita served as project manager for the works, supported by Sweco as principal designer. Lenzie Community Council was involved in the process throughout.
Funding was secured through planning gain from housebuilders involved in the Woodilee development, with support from Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) and Abellio ScotRail. In addition, funding from Transport Scotland, through the Sustrans Places for Everyone programme, has enabled improvements for people walking and cycling.
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