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Longford county council planning department have received an application seeking permission for the construction of 20 houses in Ballinalee.
The proposed development consists of 20 no. semi-detached two bedroom bungalows, which are to be located at St Johnston, Ballinalee, Co Longford. Proposed works include the provision of a new entrance to the residential development, as well as an access road, green open space, boundary walls/fences and internal pedestrian pathways.
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The proposed work also includes the connection to public services with sewer and water supply.
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