National park bosses have called on developers behind controversial proposals for a major Balloch tourist resort to clarify details on woodland loss, traffic figures and parking spaces.
It comes after Flamingo Land submitted refreshed proposals for a major holiday park at West Riverside in May this year.
In a letter, planning officer Caroline Strugnell says a number of issues need to be addressed to enable Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Authority to reach a “conclusion on the significant effects of the proposed development on the environment”.