The proposed Athlone development was originally planned for 108 units.
Plans to build a 94-home estate are being pursued by Westmeath County Council.
The proposed development in Athlone is to the rear of Cornamagh cemetery, near Cornamaddy and was originally being earmarked as a 108 unit site.
A copy of the plans and a Nature Impact Statement for the project are available for viewing in the Athlone Civic Centre and the council's Mullingar headquarters.
Athlone Councillor Frankie Keena says he would like to see this project move swiftly:
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