A decision will be made later today on a proposed wind farm in County Roscommon.
Ballyfeeney Green Energy Ltd have applied for permission to construct six turbines between Scramogue and Kilglass.
The application is also seeking a permanent onsite 38kV electrical substation of one storey, and the installation of approximately 5.1km of permanent underground electrical cabling.
Over 150 submissions were made against the planned development in October.
While, the Ballyfeeney Action Group says the company has not properly consulted with local residents
At a public meeting in September, Chairman of the committee, Conor Maher described the plans as "overkill" for the area and believes that they will have serious effects on the quality of life for those living there.
Local Cllr Tom Crosby submitted in an objection in opposition to the plans.
He's questioned the need for such a development in the area:
