Planners have unveiled the latest proposals for a 150-home estate which would be built on a Bolton golf course.
The Horwich Golf Club plans have been submitted by Northstone, a company run by property giant Peel, and would mean the closure of the course.
It is the third time that the project has been mooted but planners have twice rejected the scheme.
The latest details given by Northstone say the properties would be 'energy-efficient family homes' and that a seven-acre public green space would be retained to the east of the site.
A consultation with residents has also been launched to see if there are any major changes to the scheme that people could suggest.
Jon England, Development Director at Northstone, said: “We are delighted to be launching plans for up to 150 energy efficient homes and new community green space in Horwich.
"Our homes are different to a traditional housebuilder and we focus on creating spaces for modern day living within thoughtfully planned settings to encourage thriving communities.
“Our plans for Horwich Golf Club include a new green space for the community which we hope will leave a positive legacy for future generations.
"We’re encouraging local people to get involved in our public consultation so that these plans respond to the wishes of the community and deliver a scheme that Horwich can be proud of."
Northstone’s public consultation for the plans runs until Friday, August 14.
Due to current social distancing guidelines, the consultation is being operated virtually to allow residents to view the plans and provide feedback safely from their homes.
A leaflet outlining the plans and how to get involved in the consultation has been delivered to approximately 3,200 residential addresses located closest to the site. But, anyone can view the proposals and have their say by visiting the consultation website, www.newhomesforhorwich.co.uk.
