Residents in Crosby have been given more time to air their views on plans for a new housing estate in the village.
JM Project Management has applied to build 28 houses and a shop on land at Ballaglonney Farm - it's led to the creation of a Facebook group called "Crosby Residents Against Development".
Concerns have been raised about traffic, sewage, flooding and noise and light pollution - Peter Quayle is a member of the group:
Two sets of plans have already been submitted which were found be to be incorrect, a third set is now being drafted - Peter says it's given people time to make their voices heard:
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