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Planning Applications Ag freastal ar an Dún agus Ard Mhacha Theas Serving Down and South Armagh Planning Applications Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Planning Offices are currently closed to the public, however full details of the following planning applications including plans, maps and drawings are available to view on the NI Planning Portal website at www.planningni.gov.uk If you are unable to access the Planning Portal, please contact us by email at [email protected] or by telephoning 0330 137 4036 and we will assist you. Written comments should be submitted within the next 14 days. Please quote the application number in any correspondence and note that all representations made, including objections, will be posted on the NI Planning Portal. App No. Location & Proposal App No. Location & Proposal LA07/2020/0668/F area & provision of ancillary trade counter Adj and 70m SW 21 Newtown Road, with relocation of 4 no silos & additional Newtown, Rostrevor car parking provision for existing farm feeds Farm dwelling and garage business LA07/2020/0670/F LA07/2020/0667/LBC 12a Seaview, Warrenpoint Annalong Harbour, Co. Down Change of use of ground floor from hotel to Undertake remedial works to the existing furniture retail Annalong North Pier, including removal and rebuilding of sections of existing masonry LA07/2020/0674/F wall, anchoring of rock outcrops, filling voids 100m NE 47 Mayo Road, Mayobridge with concrete. Undertake masonry remedial Dwelling and garage (change of house type works to the North East Quay. to that approved under P/2003/1768/O and LA07/2020/0672/F P/2006/1874/RM) 102 Aughnahoory Road, Kilkeel LA07/2020/0675/O Replacement dwelling 26 Bridge Road, Burren LA07/2020/0678/RM Replacement dwelling Adj to and E of No 6 Livins Road, Moyad, LA07/2020/0676/F Kilkeel 169A Belfast Road, Newry Infill dwelling and garage Dwelling (change of house type from LA07/2020/0680/F previously approved under P/2012/0085/RM 77 Kilkeel Road, Hilltown, Newry LA07/2020/0686/F Single storey rear extension to dwelling 4 Ivy Bridge Cottages, Rathfriland LA07/2020/0681/F Alterations and extension to dwelling 11 & 13 Ballymartin Village, Ballymartin, LA07/2020/0671/F Newry 75m SW of No. 8 Clontigora Road, Killeen, 1 dwelling replacing 2 existing dwellings Newry LA07/2020/0690/F Dwelling and attached garage in substitution 161 Bryansford Road, Cross, Kilcoo for that approved under planning application LA07/2017/0099/F Replacement dwelling LA07/2020/0673/F LA07/2020/0693/F The Mane, 28 Sandys Street, Newry The Royal County Down Golf Club, 36 Golf Links Road, Newcastle Change of use from dwelling to office accommodation, modification to entrance New maintenance compound including gates and railings and alterations to footpath building, re-profiling of levels, new vehicular including drop kerbs access and associated development LA07/2020/0677/F Re-advertisements 20m E of 44 Chancellors Road, Corrinshego, LA07/2019/1358/F Newry 30 Shore Road Rostrevor BT34 3EH 2 detached dwellings, 1 detached dwelling Demolition of existing dwelling and with detached garage, new road’s access and erection of replacement dwelling (amended associated siteworks description) LA07/2020/0683/F LA07/2019/1589/F 14 O’Reilly Park, Killeen, Newry Between no. 38 & no. 40 Ballyholand Road Single storey rear extension Newry Co. Down LA07/2020/0684/F New dwelling and detached garage (Amended address) Approx. 50m S of 4 Low Road, Ayallogue, Newry LA07/2018/1714/F Dwelling and garage - Renewal of Planning Lands and Building Approximately 66m SW Permission LA07/2018/0701/F of no.4 Upper Fathom Road (Fathom Cross) Newry BT35 8NY LA07/2020/0685/F Proposed Erection of Replacement Rural W of 20-24 Watsons Road and E 70 Detached Dwelling House and Single Storey Chancellors Road, Newry Detached Domestic Garage, New Landscaping Residential development comprising 26no and Associated site works. (Amended address) houses (4no detached and 22no semi- LA07/2019/1276/F detached) change of house type in respect of approval P/2006/1117/F Lands 38m SE of No.50 Kenard Villas Newry BT34 1LQ LA07/2020/0669/F Residential development comprising 2 no. 90m SE 21 Ballynalack Road, Ballynalack, detached. 2no. semi-detached dwelling and Camlough 4no Apartments (total 8 units) associated 2 dwellings and 2 garages communal space, landscaping and car LA07/2020/0679/F parking. (amended scheme). 12 Moninna Villas, Newry LA07/2019/1253/F First floor extension, internal alterations Site approx. 140m N of 7 Tandragee Road including elevation changes Newry BT35 6QE LA07/2020/0682/F Erection of 3 units for Class B1: Business and 38 Tullyherron Road, Mountnorris, Armagh Class B2: Light Industrial use only with access Erection of building to include replacement gained via Tandragee Road office accommodation, farm feeds storage (Amended description) Marie Ward, Chief Executive Oifig an Iúir, Newry Office O’Hagan House, Monaghan Row, Newry, BT35 8DJ. Oifig Dhún Pádraig, Downpatrick Office Downshire Civic Centre, Downshire Estate, Ardglass Road, Downpatrick, BT30 6GQ. www.newrymournedown.org Council 0300 013 2233 Planning 033 0137 4036 Ag freastal ar an Dún agus Ard Mhacha Theas Serving Down and South Armagh Planning Applications The full details of following planning applications including plans, maps and drawings are available to view at www.newrymournedown.org/planning (choose Planning Portal) or on the Planning NI Web Portal www.planningni.gov.uk or at the Council Planning Office or by telephoning 033 0137 4036. Written comments should be submitted within the next 14 days. Please quote the application number in any correspondence and note that all representations made, including objections, will be posted on the Planning NI Web Portal. App No. Location & Proposal App No. Location & Proposal LA07/2020/0688/F LA07/2020/0678/RM Meadow Farm, Farm Shop, 123 Downpatrick Adj to and E of No 6 Livins Road, Moyad, Road, Crossgar Kilkeel Extension to Farm-shop, Tearoom and Infill dwelling and garage Carpark LA07/2020/0680/F LA07/2020/0689/F 77 Kilkeel Road, Hilltown, Newry 7 Grove Place, Killyleagh Single storey rear extension to dwelling Extension to rear of dwelling LA07/2020/0681/F LA07/2020/0691/F 11 & 13 Ballymartin Village, Ballymartin, 183 Dundrum Road, Dromara Newry Dwelling (change of House Type to previously 1 dwelling replacing 2 existing dwellings approved dwelling under Q /2011/0177/RM LA07/2020/0690/F LA07/2020/0667/LBC 161 Bryansford Road, Cross, Kilcoo Annalong Harbour, Co. Down Replacement dwelling Undertake remedial works to the existing LA07/2020/0693/F Annalong North Pier, including removal and rebuilding of sections of existing masonry The Royal County Down Golf Club, 36 Golf wall, anchoring of rock outcrops, filling voids Links Road, Newcastle with concrete. Undertake masonry remedial New maintenance compound including works to the North East Quay. building, re-profiling of levels, new vehicular LA07/2020/0672/F access and associated development 102 Aughnahoory Road, Kilkeel Replacement dwelling Marie Ward, Chief Executive Oifig an Iúir, Newry Office O’Hagan House, Monaghan Row, Newry, BT35 8DJ. Oifig Dhún Pádraig, Downpatrick Office Downshire Civic Centre, Downshire Estate, Ardglass Road, Downpatrick, BT30 6GQ. www.newrymournedown.org Council 0300 013 2233 Planning 033 0137 4036.
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