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Weekly List of Planning Applications Registered Weekly List Of Planning Applications Registered For the Period:- 11/05/10 to: 17/05/10 For: Belfast Applic ID Location Proposal Applic Type Devt Type Applicant Agent Z/2010/0578/F 20 Meadowhill, Glen Road, Erection of dormer window to rear of Full Building Mr & Mrs Finnegan 20 Mr J Kearney , 22 Belfast, BT11 8QR dwelling. Extension/Alterati Meadowhill, Glen Road, Meadowhill, Glen Road, on Belfast, BT11 8QR Belfast, BT11 8QR Z/2010/0579/F 4 Andersonstown Parade, Single-storey extension to side and Full Building Mr & Mrs Mulligan 4 MB Architecture, 6 Ballymurphy, Belfast, new porch to front of dwelling. Extension/Alterati Andersonstown Parade, Woodland Avenue, Northern Ireland, BT11 8FL on Belfast, Co. Antrim, BT11 Lambeg, Lisburn, BT27 8FL 4PJ Z/2010/0580/F 52 Bingnian Drive, Single-storey extension to rear of Full Building Mrs A Mckee 52 Bingnian Mr P Cullen , 28 Ballydownfine, Belfast, dwelling. Extension/Alterati Drive, Belfast, BT11 8JB Downshire Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT11 8JB on BT6 9JL Z/2010/0583/F 186 Ravenhill Road, Change of use from self-contained Full Change of Use Mr P Swain 30 Ballynafoy, Belfast, office to 1-bedroom apartment. Ravensdale, Northern Ireland, BT06 8EE Newtownabbey, BT36 6FA Z/2010/0586/F 24 Thirlmere Gardens, Single storey extension to rear and Full Building Mr H Muldoon 24 Mr J M Gillespie , 3 Skegoneill, Belfast, side of dwelling. Extension/Alterati Thirlmere Gardens, Strathmore Park North, Northern Ireland, BT15 5EF on Belfast, BT15 5EF Belfast, BT15 5HQ Z/2010/0587/F 3 Glenshane Gardens, Erection of 2 storey extension to rear Full Building Mrs M Mulholland C/O Robert Bryson, 18 Ballydownfine, Belfast, of dwelling. Extension/Alterati Agent Gransha Park, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT11 8JQ on BT11 8AU Z/2010/0576/F Outside no.7 Glengall Erection of bus shelter. Full Minor Works/Env. Clear Channel Ni Ltd Unit Street, Belfast, BT12 5AB. Improve. 2 Ashbank, Channel Commercial Park, Queens Road, Belfast, BT03 9DT Z/2010/0588/F 34 Ladybrook Crescent, Two-storey extension to side, three Full Building Mr T Graham 34 Ballymoney, Belfast, dormer windows to front and external Extension/Alterati Ladybrook Crescent, Northern Ireland, BT11 9EU alterations to dwelling. on Belfast, BT11 9EU Z/2010/0592/F Unit 25/26 The Park Centre, Change of use from bank to retail Full Change of Use First Trust Bank 92, Ann Whittaker and Watt Donegall Road, Belfast, unit to include a new ATM bunker, Street, Belfast, BT1 3HH Architects, 379 Antrim BT12 6HN access corridor and new health + Road, Newtownabbey, beauty retail unit BT36 5EB 18 May 2010 Page 1 of 3 Applic ID Location Proposal Applic Type Devt Type Applicant Agent Z/2010/0577/LDP Adelaide depot, Falcon Extenion to existing platforms LD Certificate Engineering Translink Ltd 3 Milewater Mr S White Atkins Ltd, 71 Road, Belfast, BT12 6PU (43.37m to south platform and Proposed Operation Road, Belfast, BT3 9BG Old Channel Road, 77.11m to the north platform). Belfast, BT3 9DE Z/2010/0582/F 396 Belmont Road, Killeen, Replacement dwelling with detached Full Erection of N Allsopp 396 Belmont Mr S Allsopp , 57A Belfast, Northern Ireland, garage and other associated site Building(s) Road, Belfast, BT4 2NH Milecross Road, BT04 2NH works. Newtownards, Co.Down, BT23 4SR Z/2010/0589/F 34 Irwin Avenue, Single storey extension to rear of Full Building Mr & Mrs R Hewitt 34 Noteman McKee Ballyhackamore, Belfast, dwelling to include balcony and Extension/Alterati Irwin Avenue, Belfast, BT4 Architects, 60 Malone Northern Ireland, BT04 3AF access door at first floor. on 3AF Road, Belfast, BT9 5BT Z/2010/0590/F 45 Dunkeld Gardens, Old Single storey ground floor extension Full Building Ms R Mcdonald 45 Mr P Jenkins , 40 Mount Park, Belfast, Northern to rear of dwelling for WC. Extension/Alterati Dunkeld Gardens, Belfast Merrion Park, Belfast, BT6 Ireland, BT14 6NT on 0GB Z/2010/0593/F 1 Orby Parade, Two storey rear extension and Full Building Mr Mckissick 1 Orby M Mullan C Architects, 32 Ballyrushboy, Belfast, garage to side with patio area to rear. Extension/Alterati Parade, Belfast, BT5 6AH Creeslough Plc, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT05 6AH on BT11 9HH Z/2010/0594/A Unit 57, Kennedy Centre, 1no projecting shop signage plus Advertisement Display of Funky Monkeys Ireland 10 Mr Cg Grant Cathal Grant Falls Road, Belfast, BT11 window graphics. Advertisement Carnany Road, Design & Manage, 45 9AE Mayobridge, Newry Bavan Road, Mayobridge, Newry, Co Down, BT34 2HT Z/2010/0595/A Culturlann McAdam O Projecting sign. Advertisement Display of Board Culturlann Mcadam Mr M Doherty Doherty Fiaich, 216 Falls Road, Advertisement O Fiaich 216 Falls Road, Architects, 6 Kinnaird Broadway Church, Belfast, Broadway Church, Street, Belfast, BT14 6BE BT12 6AH. Belfast, BT12 6AH Z/2010/0596/F Site to the rear of 70 Amendments to house approved Full Revised House Mr Kirk 22A Shandon Brian Small Design, 79 Shandon Park, Belfast, BT5 under reference - Z/2005/1268/F Type(s) Park, Belfast, BT5 6NW Rosetta Road, Belfast, 6NY BT6 0LR Z/2010/0597/F 42 Knockbreda Park, Single storey extension and Full Building Ms M Finegan 42 Dynan Architecture , 147 Ballynafoy, Belfast, BT06 alterations to rear of dwelling Extension/Alterati Knockbreda Park, Sandown Road, Belfast, 9FB. on Ballynafoy, Belfast, BT06 BT5 6GX 9FB Z/2010/0600/LDP Yorkgate Station, Whitla Platform extension. LD Certificate Engineering Translink Ltd 3 Milwater Mr S White Atkins Ltd, 71 Street, Belfast, BT15 1JP Proposed Operation Road, Belfast, BT3 9BG Old Channel Road, Belfast, BT3 9DE Z/2010/0601/F 25 Glenmillan Park, Change of use of existing garage to Full Building C/O Agent C/o Agent Miss A Peden , 10 Ballymaghan, Belfast, new study room Extension/Alterati Greenwood Park, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT04 2JE on BT4 3JN 18 May 2010 Page 2 of 3 Applic ID Location Proposal Applic Type Devt Type Applicant Agent Z/2010/0603/LDE 7-9 Alliance Crescent, Erection of Portacabin. LD Certificate Erection of Wishing Well Family Belfast, BT14 7PL Existing Building(s) Centre 7-9 Alliance Crescent, Belfast, Co Antrim Z/2010/0599/A McDonald's Restaurant Relocation of freestanding sign on Advertisement Display of Mcdonald'S Restaurant Ms S Carpenter Planware, LTD, 2 Connswater Link, pole and the replacement of 2no Advertisement Ltd 11-59 High Road, East The Granary, 37 Walnut Belfast, BT5 4AF fascias and 1no Customer Order Finchley, N2 8AW Tree Lane, Sudbury, Display (COD) CO10 1BD Z/2010/0602/F 47-78, 80-82, 84-87, 89-97 Group repairs to 48 No. dwellings to Full Minor Works/Env. Northern Ireland Housing Mr S Seymour Moore Amcomri Street, Belfast, upgrade existing external elements Improve. Executive 2 Adelaide MacDonald & Partners, 2, BT12 7ND including roof coverings, windows, Street, Belfast, BT2 8PB High Street, Holywood, walling, boundary walls and external Co. Down, BT18 9AZ alterations. Z/2010/0604/LDP Finaghy train halt, Finaghy Platform extension LD Certificate Engineering Translink Ltd 3 Milewater Mr S White Atkins Ltd, 71 Road North, Belfast, BT10 Proposed Operation Road, Belfast, BT3 9BG Old Channel Road, Belfast, BT3 9DE Z/2010/0606/F 91 Knutsford Drive, Old Single-storey extension to rear of Full Building Ms Shearan 91 Knutsford Kevin Fennell Design , 2A Park, Belfast, Northern dwelling. Extension/Alterati Drive, Belfast, BT14 Dorchester Park, Belfast, Ireland, BT14 6NA on BT9 6RH Z/2010/0608/LDP Sydenham Station (53m Platform extension LD Certificate Engineering Translink 3 Milewater Mr S White Atkins Ltd, 71 NW of 21 Inverary Drive) Proposed Operation Road, Belfast, BT3 9BG Old Channel Road, Belfast BT4 1 RD Belfast, BT3 9DE Z/2010/0609/F Willowbank Park, Falls Construction of play area for toddlers Full Minor Works/Env. Belfast City Council Parks Road, Belfast. surrounded by 2.4 metre security Improve. And Leisure Dept. The fence. Cecil Ward Building, 4-10 Linenhall Sreet, Belfast, BT02 8BP 18 May 2010 Page 3 of 3.
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