A major Lisburn housing development has been approved despite fears of a 'catastrophic' flooding problem and traffic congestion
A major Lisburn housing development has been approved despite fears of a "catastrophic" flooding problem and traffic congestion.
Concerns over a future repeat flooding incident of the area were raised in council chambers this week.Lisburn North councillor, Jonathan Craig raised concerns over flooding. He also suggested the development will be social housing. "When you have stood in people's homes that have been almost totally demolished by the river, as I have, then you can understand why I am deeply concerned.
Traffic concerns were also highlighted by Downshire East councillor Uel Mackin , who was the only planning committee member to vote against the proposal.
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