Onchan Commissions are applying for permission to use a former quarry in Centenary Park to dispose of plant waste.
The local authority says it's done so in the past, but has been asked by the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture to submit a planning application.
The proposals involve building three concrete bays to dispose of bits of trees, grass and hedge cuttings.
The quarry was the source of the stone used to build St Ninian's Church, and turned into a park in 1994.
Illness causing difficulties for Douglas medical practice
Manx Care is asking people to be patient if they're trying to contact a Douglas practice today.
No data on foreign prisoners, says department
The Department of Home Affairs says it doesn't know how many foreign inmates are being held at Jurby's prison.
Poor weather means rescheduled ferries tomorrow
Bad weather will bring some disruption to ferry crossings tomorrow.
Peel cafe announces opening date
The west's newest café will throw open its doors this weekend.
Dry weather means udder disaster for dairy
A northern dairy farm is having to suspend production of yoghurt and butter due to a long dry spell.
Airport car charging bay price revealed
Solar-powered charging bays for electric cars at Ronaldsway Airport will cost around £415,000.
Chance to show your true grit this weekend
If you'd like to be your neighbourhood's weather hero, there's a chance to team up with Gritney Spears and Snow-Begone Kenobi this weekend!
Social media asylum seeker claims 'unsubstantiated'
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says no illegal immigrants are being housed on the Island, after facing a Tynwald question on the topic.
