Proposals include demolition of outbuildings
Further plans to develop the Mount Murray have been submitted by its new owners.
Blueprints from Island-based Comis Holdings outline a brand new entrance, awning and foyer; as well as the demolition of older outbuildings.
The proposals also include open-plan balconies and improved fire escape access.
Comis was incorporated last year for the sole purpose of purchasing and renovating the hotel, which was badly damaged by a fire in 2013.
You can view the full plans for yourself via the Planning and Building Control portal, at gov.im.
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