Plans to revamp Douglas promenade are still "misleading" and puzzle both the public and MHKs.
That's according to Onchan MHK David Quirk - he's asking people to continue sending their opinions in to Infrastructure before it's too late for them to be considered.
Costing £21 million the proposals would see the reconstruction of highways, the creation of a low-speed streetscape, and the relocation of horse trams to the walkway.
Mr Quirk will be attending a public enquiry on November 26th - he says he doesn't think anything is set in stone:
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