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DELEGATED DECISIONS to ISSUE W/C 08/08/2016 DELEGATED DECISIONS TO ISSUE w/c 08/08/2016 Reference Proposal Location Decision Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Number Address B/2014/0133/F Erection of single wind turbine (50m 1135m North West of Refuse S Cromie Strategic Planning hubheight with 27m blades) associated 229 Drum Road c/o Agent 4 Pavillions Office Park access and 2 no. electricity cabinets Dungiven Kinnegar Drive Limavady Holywood BT18 9JQ LA01/2016/0337/F Replacement dwelling in substitution Approximately 430m Refuse Martin Tierney Ward Design for LA01/2015/0611 SSW of 72 Carnamuff Road 131 Carnamuff Road The Gravel Limavady Ballykelly 10 Main Street BT49 9JG Castledawson BT45 8AB LA01/2016/0547/F Variation to Conditions 8, 9 & 10 SE Corner of Former Approve DARD Hamilton Architects Shackleton Barracks. Dundonald House Hamilton House Site to Rear of Upper Newtownards 3 Joy Street Tamlaghtfinlagan Road Belfast (C of I) Church Belfast BT2 8LE Ballykelly Road BT4 3SB Ballykelly LA01/2016/0382/LDE Farm Shop for sale of farm machinery 108/109 Highlands Road Refuse T & G Jackson and Son Kevin Cartin Architects Ltd parts and consumables Limavady 108/109 Highlands Road Unit 5 Belmont Office Park Limavady 232-240 Belmont Road BT49 9LY Belfast BT4 2AW LA01/2016/0786/RM Farm Dwelling and Garage 160m North West of Approve Mr Desmond Taylor Select Design Services (NI) Ltd 61 Bendooragh Road 21 Drumlee Road 32 Garvaghy Road Ballymoney Finvoy Portglenone Ballymoney Ballymena BT44 8EF DELEGATED DECISIONS TO ISSUE w/c 08/08/2016 Reference Proposal Location Decision Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Number Address LA01/2016/0849/LDP Proposed Replacement Dwelling 3 Gortin Road Approve Peter Friel McGurk Architects Kilrea 5a Keady Road 33 King Street Upperlands Magherafelt Maghera BT45 6AR LA01/2016/0741/F Provision of ground floor extension to 184 Finvola Park Approve Northern Ireland G M Design Associates side of property incorporating shower Dungiven Housing Executive 22 Lodge Road room and lobby Richmond Chambers Coleraine The Diamond BT52 1NB Londonderry LA01/2015/0696/F Solar powered antenna at millrace inlet Roe Valley Country Park Approve Sam Neill Simon Francis structure to be used to transfer data to 42 Dogleap Road Parkside Depot Office Central Procurement Directorate the power house approximately 2km Limavady Derrybubbert Road Clare House away. All works within the Roe Valley Dungannon 303 Airport Road West Country Park boundary BT71 6NW Belfast BT3 9ED LA01/2016/0255/O Outline application for a single dwelling Approx 560m North East of Refuse Mr Hugh Hegarty Michael E Boyle Architect of 1½ storeys No 30 Coolagh Road in the 30 Coolagh Road 20 Coolagh Road Townland of Coolagh Faughanvale Faughanvale Limavady Limavady BT47 3EQ BT47 3EQ LA01/2016/0203/O Proposed Site for Dwelling on Farm Lands to the Rear of Approve Mr Seamus McLaughlin Lee Kennedy Holding 36 Foyle Avenue 28 Foyle Avenue 2 Templetown Park Greysteel Greysteel Londonderry BT47 6TZ LA01/2016/0696/F Water pumping station to pump water Northern Ireland Water Approve Northern Ireland Water Alastair McKinley to High Tober Service Reservoir and Glenlough Service Reservoir Engineering 74 Boucher Road Tullaghans Service Reservoir Frosses Road Procurement Belfast Ballymoney Westland House BT12 6RZ Old Westland Road Belfast BT14 6TE DELEGATED DECISIONS TO ISSUE w/c 08/08/2016 Reference Proposal Location Decision Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Number Address LA01/2015/0745/F Retrospective permission for ancillary Adjacent to Refuse Mr J McAuley O N Wheeler and F A Wheeler accommodation associated with No. 13b Cloughs Road 13b Cloughs Road 201 Garron Road 13B Cloughs Road, Cushendall Cushendall Cushendall Glenariffe Ballymena BT44 0RA LA01/2015/0480/F Erection of Wind Turbine with 40m Hub Approx. 476m E of Refuse Archie Mairs Strategic Planning Height and 33.1m Blade Diameter, 58 Corbally Road 50 Corbally Road 1 Pavilions Office Park associated lane and two electricity Coleraine Coleraine Kinnegar Drive cabinets Holywood BT18 9JQ LA01/2016/0586/F Sub division of retail unit to provide 2 106 Main Street Approve PMA (NI) Ltd The Harbour Studio no. retail units Portrush 109 Hopefield Road 52 Millbank Avenue Portrush Portstewart BT55 7DQ LA01/2016/0543/F Change of use from Beauty Salon to Sui 20-22 Stable Lane Approve Duncan Davis Montgomery Irwin Architects Ltd Generis use as Complimentary Therapy Coleraine 17 Boleran Park 7-9 Stone Row Centre with ancillary tea bar for Garvagh Coleraine consumption of food and drink on/off BT52 1ED the premises LA01/2016/0304/A 1.6m x 0.9m deep electronic message Morans Centra and Service Approve Mr John Moran Moran's ASI Architects Ltd LED display panel on existing and Station Retail Ltd 51 Clarendon Street approved illuminated service station 335 Dunhill Road 138b Strand Road Derry mast sign Coleraine Derry BT48 7PB LA01/2016/0523/F Proposed new modular single classroom Culcrow Primary School Approve Education Authority with associated store and WC's, located 129 Curragh Road 52-56 Ballymoney to the rear of the site Aghadowey Street Coleraine Ballymena BT43 6AN DELEGATED DECISIONS TO ISSUE w/c 08/08/2016 Reference Proposal Location Decision Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Number Address LA01/2016/0588/F Provision of additional car parking and Millstrand Integrated Approve Millstrand Integrated CPD footpath. Replace the existing timber Primary School Primary School Clare House fence with 1.2m roll top fence and 33 Dhu Varren 33 Dhu Varren 303 Airport Road West existing roll top gates to be replaced Portrush Portrush Belfast with exact same BT56 8EW BT3 9ED D/2015/0045/F Erection of a Single Wind Turbine - 30m Approx. 436m W of Refuse Alastair Gillen Strategic Planning Hub with 16.5m Blades, Associated 17 Bregagh Road c/o Agent 1 Pavilions Office Park Access and 2 no. Electricity Cabinets Armoy Kinnegar Drive Ballymoney Holywood BT18 9JQ LA01/2016/0760/A Replacement of existing 'HSBC' signage 24 Railway Road Approve Mr Ben French Mr Ryan with 'HSBC UK' equivalent, to comply Coleraine 1 Canada Square Talbot Chambers with current brand standards London 2-6 North Church Street E14 5AB Sheffield S1 2DH LA01/2016/0213/F Amendment of Planning Approval Lands 335m South West of Approve Dominic McLoughlin TC Town Planning D/2014/0066/F to a V52 250KW Wind 23 Bridge Road 23 Bridge Road 84 Ashgrove Park Turbine including change of tip height Dunloy Dunloy Magherafelt to 76M compared to approved tip BT45 6DN height of 69.5M LA01/2016/0838/NMC Relocation of Bin Store adjacent to car Hazelbank Road Refuse Fold Housing Knox and Clayton parking. Replacement of fencing Coleraine 3 Redburn Square 2a Wallace Avenue boundary to No.1 Hazelbank Mews with Holywood Lisburn modular retaining wall to incorporate BT18 9HZ BT27 4AA 685mm level difference encountered on site. Side path of Unit 01 narrowed as a result of accommodating structural depth of retaining wall, new rear path access for Unit 7 leading to existing alley of Units 5 & 6 DELEGATED DECISIONS TO ISSUE w/c 08/08/2016 Reference Proposal Location Decision Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Number Address LA01/2016/0748/NMC Existing boundary party wall to be 4 O'Hara Drive Approve Ms Barbara Keatley Vision Design retained. Provide new block wall tied to Portstewart 4 O'Hara Drive 31 Rainey Street the face of the existing boundary party Portstewart Magherafelt wall BT55 7PD BT45 5DA .
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