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Longford County Council planners have indicated that they are set to make a decision on a planning application for a large Longford housing development.
Adaview Ltd submitted plans to Longford County Council to build 93 houses at Ard Michael, Longford last July.
The dwellings will comprise two two-storey three-bed detached houses, 44 three-storey three-bed semi-detached houses, 28 three-storey three-bed terraced houses and 19 two-storey two-bed terraced houses.
Twenty-five of the houses will be accessed off the existing Ard Michael Road and 68 houses will be accessed off Oaklands Avenue. The development will include cycle paths, landscaped open space, and all associated site works.
The planners indicated that they hope to reach a decision next week.
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