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The public inquiry looking into the future of planning and development in the south of the Isle of Man is resuming today (Monday).
The Southern Area Plan inquiry reconvenes in the Barool Suite of the legislative buildings, in Finch Road, Douglas.
It began last month, but inspector David Hollis adjourned the proceedings so the Department of Infrastructure could supply more detailed information about two specific sites.
An objector made legal representations to the inquiry asking for more written evidence.
Time inquiry resumes: 9.30am.
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