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Planning Applications Validated 25/09/2017 to 29/09/2017 Planning Applications Validated 25/09/2017 to 29/09/2017 Reference Number DEA Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Description Type Address 1 LA01/2017/1235/ RM Benbradagh Proposed 1 /2 storey 40m West of 83 Reserved Mr & Mrs Martin T B McBride Architectural dwelling on a farm Muldonagh Road Matters McCormick Services Claudy 27 Carnanbane Cottages 3 O'Cahan Place Carnanbane Road Dungiven LA01/2017/1236/O Bann Replacement dwelling & 74 Blackrock Road Outline Mr J Patton R J Studio detached garage Boveedy 11 Fern Drive 1 Sloans Court Kilrea Magherafelt Queen Street Ballymena LA01/2017/1237/F The Glens New Overhead 11kv 15m West of 12 Full NIE Networks Power Line Carrowcroey Road FAO Richard McGall Ballymoney to 45m Pennybridge South West of 10 Industrial Estate Carrowcroey Road Larne Road Ballymoney Ballymena LA01/2017/1238/F Causeway Construction of 9no. single Beaches B&B Full Wilson Torrens Carl Kennedy storey motel 122 Coleraine Road Beaches B&B 1 Magheraboy Avenue accommodation rooms Portush 122 Coleraine Road Portrush and parking to the rear Portrush BT56 8GN and front of the existing BT56 8HN dwelling and B&B. Motel rooms to be let out for short term breaks & business stays all year round. LA01/2017/1239/F Causeway 2 storey extension to 17 Benbane Park Full Noel McBride Montgomery Irwin allow utility/porch to Portballintrae 17 Benbane Park Architects ground floor and master Portballintrae 7-9 Stone Row bedroom to first floor to BT57 8DP Coleraine the side BT52 1EP Page 1 of 7 Reference Number DEA Proposal Location Application Type Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Description Address LA01/2017/1240/F Causeway Proposed minor 6 Strand Avenue Full Mr and Mrs Richard Jeff Wilson Chartered amendments to Portrush Finlay Architect previously approved 10 Ballynahatty 1 Sedgemoor Close house type ref. Road Belfast Coleraine LA01/2016/0258/F, BT51 3PN LA01/2017/1241/A Ballymoney Projectingincluding a digital new balcony 25 Castle Street Advertisement Mr J Traynor 4 R J Studio advertising sign Ballymoney Beckett Avenue 1 Sloans Court secured to existing Ballymoney Queen Street building BT53 6TX Ballymena BT42 2BD LA01/2017/1242/ RM Ballymoney Proposed detached Approx 50m South Reserved Matters Ms Kerry Mr A Campbell dwelling & garage East of 212 Vow Kelly 98 188 Kilraughts Road (change of house type to Road Mullan Road Kilraughts previously approved Rasharkin Ballymoney Ballymoney application ref: Ballymoney BT53 7TZ BT53 8NW LA01/2017/1243/ LBC The Glens ProposedLA01/2017/0113/RM) change of 59/59a Ann Street Listed Stephen Gault Collins Design use from retail unit and Ballycastle Building 6 Corlea Road 7 Dublin Road living accommodation Consent Omagh Omagh to 3 no. self- contained BT78 1ES flats. Page 2 of 7 Reference Number DEA Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Description Type Address LA01/2017/1244/F Coleraine Proposed extension to the rear The Old Courthouse Full W & R Holdings AQB Architecural of the existing licensed Castlerock Road 41-43 Main Street Workshop Ltd premises to provide kitchen and Coleraine Limavady 12a Ebrington Terrace toilet accommodation at ground BT49 0EP Derry floor level and a roof terrace BT47 6JS over at first floor level. Plus the provision of an open air beer garden and children's play area under at lower ground floor level. Included also internal alterations to accommodate the new extension and the change of use from a first floor apartment and lower ground floor plant room and store to licensed floor area, plus the extension of the existing beer garden along the Castlerock Road LA01/2017/1245/F Causeway Proposed replacement 58 Burnside Road Full Gary Wilmont Montgomery Irwin dwelling for domestic use Portstewart 7 Knockboy Road Architects Broughshane 7-9 Stone Row Ballymena Coleraine BT52 1EP 1 LA01/2017/1246/F Coleraine Proposed 1 /2 storey extension to 2 Rugby Avenue Full David & Diane T J McDowell front of premises to provide Coleraine McLean 25a Dowgry Road additional child space, toilets & 23 Greenhill Road Clough staircase Blackhill Ballymena Coleraine BT44 9SB Page 3 of 7 Reference Number DEA Proposal Location Application Type Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Description Address LA01/2017/1247/F Causeway Proposed new verandah and 27 Dhu Varren Full Mr & Mrs S Philip Parker Architects dormer windows to front Portrush McConnell Beresford Business elevation and single storey 27 Dhu Centre sunroom extension to the rear Varren 2 Beresford Road Portrush Coleraine BT56 8EW BT52 1GE LA01/2017/1248/A Coleraine Retrospective application for Laneway adjacent Advertisement Willis McCloskey Fleming McKernan 3 x hoarding type signs. and to the South 36 Kingsgate Street Associates of 2a Lodge Road Coleraine 1 Upper Abbey Street Coleraine. Coleraine LA01/2017/1249/F Bann Proposed domestic garage 134 Carrowreagh Full Mr and Mrs J Boyd- McGarry-Moon Architects with gym and home office Road Phillips 9 Fallahogey Road (amended design to Kilrea. 28 Chesham Road Kilrea previously approved Kingston Upon Coleraine application Thames BT51 5ST LA01/2016/1462/ F) London LA01/2017/1250/F Limavady Retail unit with associated Lands of former Full T J Morris Ltd Inaltus Ltd car parking, service yard, Market Yard located T/A Home 15 Cleaver Park landscaping and retention of to rear of nos. 43-79 Bargains C/o Belfast bank, site levelling works, Catherine Street and Bennett BT9 5HX access roads with entrance/ rear of nos. 24-48 82 Rodney egress from/to Catherine Linenhall Street and Street Street/Linenhall Street and bounded by the Liverpool associated site works River Roe to the L1 9AR West Limavady Page 4 of 7 Reference Number DEA Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Description Type Address LA01/2017/1251/F Ballymoney Housing development of 59 Taughey Road and Full Mr R Clyde Simpson Design 4 no. semi-detached and land to the rear of 57a 34 Gettistown Road 42 Semicock Road 2 no. detached dwellings Taughey Road Garvagh Ballymoney Balnamore Ballymoney BT53 6PY LA01/2017/1252/ NMC Causeway Extent of glazing to front Atlantic Point Non- M J McBride David Bryson RPP elevations increased with 12-13 The Crescent Material Developments Ltd Architects balconies details altered. Portstewart Change 29 Strawmore Road 18 Clarendon Street Windows to side elevations Draperstown Derry amended from being inset BT45 7JE BT48 7ET to projecting out at angle towards sea on first, second and third floors of Block A and B only. Kitchen and bathroom windows added to rear and side elevations. Landscaped areas updated to include minor changes to road and car parking LA01/2017/1253/F Ballymoney Extensionlayouts. to the curtilage 148a Finvoy Road Full Mr Gareth Elder of the previously Ballymoney 148a Finvoy Road approved site and new Ballymoney domestic store LA01/2017/1255/F Benbradagh Proposed 2 no. farm sheds Adjacent to 90 Full Damian Millar James Hughes for storage Legavallon Road 90 Legavallon Road 10b Dungiven Dungiven Fallylea Road Maghera BT46 5JT Page 5 of 7 Reference Number DEA Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Description Type Address LA01/2017/1256/F Causeway Conversion of existing 88 Castlenagree Full Stella Fairbairn garage into self contained Road 88 Castlenagree Road self catering guest Bushmills Bushmills accommodation for holiday BT57 8XL letting LA01/2017/1257/F Causeway Provision of first floor 9 Seaview Drive Full Michael O'Kane Ivan McDonald rear extension for Portstewart 9 Seaview Drive 17 Lissadell Avenue bedroom, bathroom, Portstewart Portstewart balcony and lounge BT55 7SY LA01/2017/1258/F The Glens First floor side extensions - Ballintoy Masonic Full Trustees of Ballintoy Lee Walker additional toilets and stores Hall Masonic Hall 30 Toberdoney Road 2 Main Street 2 Main Street Liscolman Ballintoy Ballintoy Ballymoney BT53 8DR LA01/2017/1259/O Bann Proposed 2 no. dwellings to 149 & 151 Curragh Outline Trustees of CMI Planners Ltd replace 149 and 151 Curragh Road and rear of Drumreagh Church 38 Airfield Road Road and single dwelling to Rusky Park C/ o James Scott Toomebridge rear to replace outbuildings Coleraine 49 Vow Road BT41 3SG under CTY2 - Cluster Ballymoney LA01/2017/1260/F Limavady Removal of existing roller Allyway at Full Sean Mullan Gerard McPeake shutter and replaced with 29-31 Market Street Properties Ltd Architectural Ltd punched roller shutter and Limavady 32 Ballyquin Road 31a Main Street replacement of paviors Limavady Limavady BT49 0EP LA01/2017/1261/O Ballymoney Proposed site for replacement 66 Vow Road Outline Mrs E Hammond Hunter Associates dwelling Ballymoney 12 Kirk Road Albany Villas Ballymoney 59 High Street Ballymoney BT53 6BG Page 6 of 7 Reference Number DEA Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Description Type Address LA01/2017/1262/F Ballymoney Demolition of existing Corner of Market Full Triangle Housing R P P Architects Ltd dwelling at 5 Market Street & Street ( No.7) & Café Association 60 155-157 Donegall Pass erection of 10 no. new elderly Lane Eastermeade Belfast social housing units with Ballymoney Gardens BT7 1DT associated common room, Ballymoney external courtyard and car parking A material start was made LA01/2017/1263/LDP Benbradagh on 31 Moys Road LD Mr&MrsPHamilton CMcIlvarLtdUnit7 site early 2011 when the Limavady Certificate Box 658 Cookstown Enterprise buildings to be replaced Proposed Hamiota Centre were demolished and Manitoba Sandholes Road cleared from site. Canada Cookstown Dwelling house and ROM 0TO BT80 9LU accompanying outbuildings on site were removed and site cleared by July 2011.By April 2012 the site was completely cleared of all buildings and the foundations for a garage were laid. Material start was made on site in 2011 by clearing the site of all buildings. Garage founds were laid by April 2012. Development to which approval relates was begun 10th June 2012 ( two years from date of RM Approval - B/2010/0065/RM) Page 7 of 7.
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