Families in need of housing may be helped in a new scheme to provide temporary accommodation.
Two garage blocks in Crown Road, Borehamwood would be transformed into housing fit for 28 families on a short-term basis, as many are currently put into privately-rented properties.
The proposals put forward by Hertsmere Borough Council will be on display at 96 Shenley Road from Monday.
Councillor John Graham, said: “This scheme would enable us to use our land to provide safe, comfortable and secure homes for local families in urgent housing need in a location close to schools and facilities, enabling them to stay in the area, near their relatives and friends.
“Currently we rely heavily on private sector accommodation for those in need of temporary housing. This can often be outside the borough and expensive. This proposal for a modular development would be a more sustainable way of helping to meet our housing requirements."
Neighbours to the site are being sent details of the application and will be advised about how they can share their views.
To view the plans online visit www.hertsmere.gov.uk and look at reference 17/1950/FUL.
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