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The Full Details of Following Planning Applications Including Plans, Maps and Drawings Are Available to View on the NI Planning Cloonavin, 66 Portstewart Road, Coleraine, BT52 1EY Tel +44 (0) 28 7034 7034 Web www.causewaycoastandglens.gov.uk Planning Applications The full details of following planning applications including plans, maps and drawings are available to view on the NI Planning Portal www.planningni.gov.uk or at the Council Planning Office or by contacting 0300 200 7830. 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. David Jackson Chief Executive APPLICATION LOCATION BRIEF DESCRIPTION Initial Adv BALLYMONEY LA01/2017/0001/F 62m SW of 181 Bendooragh Replacement Dwelling & Rd, Ballymoney (with access Garage. off Bendooragh Rd). LA01/2017/0003/F 122 Loughabin Rd, Dunloy, Side & rear extension. Ballymena. LA01/2017/0008/F 18 Main St, Ballymoney. Change of use to office accommodation. First & second floor extensions. Demolition of rear store. LA01/2017/0010/F 12 Church St, Ballymoney. New shop front. Initial Adv BANN LA01/2017/0004/O Between 30 & 32 Shinny Rd, Dwelling & garage. Coleraine. LA01/2017/0017/F Lands West of 61 Caravan park (24 no. static Ballywoolen Rd, Castlerock. caravan pitches with reception building. Re-Adv LA01/2016/1246/F Multi Use Games Area, Installation of mesh net to roof Ramsey Park, Macosquin & infill netting to remaining Coleraine. sides to fully enclose multi use games area to stop balls being kicked over perimeter fencing. LA01/2016/1407/F 25a Drumcroon Rd, Garvagh. Extension to café to provide bigger kitchen, storage & seating space (amended description). Initial Adv BENBRADAGH LA01/2017/0002/O 26 Dogleap Rd, Limavady. Replacement dwelling. LA01/2017/0011/F Lands located at 55-57 Main Construction of surface level St, Dungiven. car parking including boundary fence & security gates. Retrospective Development. LA01/2017/0018/F 79 Main St, Dungiven. Replacement of 2 no. existing industrial sheds with 1 no. new industrial shed with mezzanine level. Initial Adv CAUSEWAY LA01/2017/0006/F 113m SE of 59 Dunluce Rd, Dwelling & garage on a farm. Bushmills. Initial Adv LIMAVADY LA01/2017/0012/F 48 Killane Rd, Limavady. Replacement Dwelling. LA01/2017/0015/F 70m SE of 34 Ballyleighery One & a half storey Road, Limavady. replacement dwelling & detached double garage. LA01/2016/1539/F 36 Market St Limavady. New shop front & signage. Initial Adv THE GLENS LA01/2017/0005/O 145m W of 18 Lagavara Rd, Replacement dwelling. Ballycastle. LA01/2017/0007/F 59 Bregagh Rd, Ballymoney. Extension of domestic curtilage to include proposed stable block & garage. LA01/2017/0009/O 100m W of 18 Lagavara Rd, Farm dwelling. Ballycastle. LA01/2017/0016/F 500m NW of 15 Gruig Lane, Replacement of an existing Cloughmills, Ballymena. Vesta V27 wind turbine (with 30m hub height & 27m blade diameter) with a Vesta V52 wind turbine (with 40m hub height & 52m blade diameter). Planning Act (Northern Ireland) 2011 The Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2015 The planning application reference B/2013/0241/F is accompanied by additional environmental information, amended turbine location (T9 and T10), and relocation of temporary building and access track. District Council Area – Causeway Coast and Glens Application No. Location Proposal B/2013/0241/F Land approx. Proposed extension to the 640m E of approved Dunmore Windfarm Largantea (Ref: B/2007/0563/F) comprising Bridge (Windyhill 8 turbines, up to a maximum of Rd/Bolea Rd), 126m tip height (up to 85m hub Dunmore height & up to 93m blade Limavady. diameter), associated transformers, 2 permanent anemometer masts, communication tower, extension of existing site access tracks & construction of new site access tracks, temporary amendments to the junction of the Bolea Rd & Windyhill Rd, gates, substation & site control room, electrical cabling, a temporary site compound, two site entrances, minor road improvement works on Bolea Rd & all other associated & ancillary works. Copies of the additional environmental information and amended plans can be obtained from Limavady Library, 5 Connell Street, Limavady, BT49 0EA or TCI Renewables Ltd, Unit 1C Kilroot Business Park, Larne Road, Carrickfergus, BT38 7PR (so long as stocks last) at a cost of £70.00. A copy is available for viewing by the public at: Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Planning Authority County Hall,Castlerock Road, Coleraine (during normal office opening hours). Representations about the environmental effects of the proposal should be addressed to the Causeway Coast and Glens Planning Authority, County Hall, Castlerock Road, Coleraine, BT51 3HS to be received not later than 15th February 2017 to be taken into consideration by the Council in reaching a decision on the application. The Council does not have the power to extend the period allowed. .
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