Full planning permission has been sought by The Highland Council for its ambitious plans regarding the Inverness West Link project.
It has also applied for permission in principle for the associated projects, the BBC has reported.
It is understood planning officials have recommended that the south planning applications committee approves both submissions.
The West Link is said to ease traffic across Inverness once it is operational, but the controversial plans have been opposed by local campaigners who argue that the project will lead to the loss of green space in the area.
With regards to the second application, the other project involves the relocation of Torvean Golf Course, the creation of a new sports hub and parkland at Torvean, plus an extension to Kilvean Cemetary.
The committee will meet to discuss the proposals next week.
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