local properties over the past week.

Amongst them is an application for a reverse osmosis plant at Headquarters Hill in Devonshire by the Works and Engineering Department's water section.

Works and Engineering Permanent Secretary Stanley Oliver could not be reached for comment about the proposal.

Also on the list is an application by the Pink Beach Club for an additional lot at its South Shore site in Smith's Parish.

The property is about to launch a multi-million dollar renovation plan and the latest application is understood to be part of that process.

Inwood Stables owner Michael DeCosta has filed two applications with the department.

He is seeking permission to build a permanent commercial horse stable for 22 horses at his property on Radnor Road in Hamilton Parish and expand the capacity of an existing commercial horse stable at the site by a further six stalls.

Somers Supermarket Ltd. has applied for permission to improve the truck shelter capabilities of its York Street, St. George's location.

The application to the Development Applications Board is for a new canopy over the shop's existing entry and a new roof for delivery vehicles.

AT&V General Trucking and Container Haulage Ltd. have requested permission to build a new two storey car repair garage and storage area at the Mill Reach Lane location in Pembroke.

No-one could be reached at the company for comment.