A Row over plans to build homes is to be resolved by a publicinquiry.
An application for planning permission to build eight houses on a site in Inverallochy was approved in 2005.
The approval came after an appeal and despite objections fromlocal residents.
Roger Developments then applied to build 10 properties on the edgeof the village, east of Fraserburgh.
The scheme is the second part of the firm's housing development onland near Fraser Crescent.
The plans to build the extra 10 homes fell foul of planningofficials at Aberdeenshire Council and the infrastructure servicescommittee refused to back the scheme.
Roger Developments has appealed.
The Scottish Executive confirmed that an open inquiry will be heldin Fraserburgh.
The formal probe will hear arguments from Rogers Developments andthe council and is expected to last for two days.
It begins at the Broch's Station Hotel on October 2.
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