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Planning Applications Validated - For the period 09/11/2020 to 13/11/2020 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Agent Name & Address Type LA09/2020/1392/F Proposed single storey 34 Longfield Road Full Paul Moran Architect extension to dwelling on both Desertmartin 18B Drumsamney left and right hand gables Magherafelt Road Desertmartin BT45 5LA LA09/2020/1393/RM Dwelling and Garage Land between No's Reserved Sperrin Architecture 43 4C and 6A Dunmurray Matters Mulinderg Road Draperstown Moneyneena BT45 7ED Draperstown. LA09/2020/1394/O Proposed dwelling on infill site Site between 112 & Outline Gibson Design & Build 25 118 Ardboe Road Ballyinderry Bridge Road Moortown Coagh Cookstown BT80 0BR LA09/2020/1395/F Single storey extension to 17 Drum Road Full Eamonn Moore Architect 10 side of dwelling to create Cookstown. BT80 8JG Knockmoyle larger kitchen and dining area Cookstown and new utility. Also existing BT80 8XS vehicular entrance to be moved LA09/2020/1396/O Proposed site for new To the rear of and Outline Gibson Design & Build 25 dwelling associated with approx. 50m West of Ballinderry Bridge Road existing non- agricultural 4 Derrycrin Road Coagh business enterprise at 4 Coagh Cookstown Derrycrin Road. Cookstown. BT80 0BR LA09/2020/1399/F Proposed extensions and 136 Mountjoy Road Full APS Architects LLP 4 alterations to existing shop Brockagh Mid Ulster Business to include extension to rear, Park Cookstown alterations to shopfront and BT80 9LU raising of canopy LA09/2020/1400/F New access laneway to Land immediately Full Hudson Architecture serve existing dwelling with South East of 40 Limited 8 Raw Road associated landscaping Limehill Road Brookeborough Pomeroy BT94 4GE BT70 2RX Reference Number Proposal Location Application Agent Name & Address Type LA09/2020/1402/O Proposed site for new dwelling Between 9 and 15 Outline Gibson Design & Build 25 (infill) between Nos 9 & 15 Wellbrook Road Ballinderry Bridge Road Wellbrook Road, Cookstown, Cookstown Coagh BT80 9RY Co Tyrone Cookstown BT80 9RY BT80 0BR LA09/2020/1403/F Change of house type to Coolreaghs Manor Full APS Architects LLP Unit include single storey sun room North of 3 Coolreaghs 4 Mid Ulster Business to rear of house & change Road Park Sandholes Road from single storey entrance Cookstown Cookstown projection to two storey BT80 9LU entrance projection (House Type E). Postal addresses: 9,11,12,14,15,17,24,29,35,37, 39 & 41 House Type C, 23 House Type Cc, 19,21,31 & 33 Type D, 7 & 26 House Type E (19 houses in total) LA09/2020/1404/F Proposed change of house Site adjacent to No. Full McKeown & Shields type to that previously 26 Donaghendry Associates Ltd 1 Annagher approved under application Road Stewartstown Road LA09/2019/0961/F Dungannon BT71 Coalisland 5PW BT71 4NE LA09/2020/1405/F Demolition of existing hall and 1 Cahore Road Full Hall Black Douglas construction of two storey Draperstown Architects 152 replacement building with Magherafelt Albertbridge Road Belfast associated external works and BT5 4GS landscaping. Building to be used as headquarters for Scouts troop and youth activities LA09/2020/1406/F Proposed replacement 35m South East of Full APS Architects LLP Unit dwelling with garage and 111A Ballyronan Road 4 Mid Ulster Business new site entrance Magherafelt Park Sandholes Road Cookstown BT80 9TN LA09/2020/1407/F Change of house type from 30 m west of 5a Full Russell Finlay 350 Hillhead previous approval Derganagh Road Road LA09/2018/0733/RM Knockloughrim Knockloughrim Magherafelt Magherafelt BT45 8QT Reference Number Proposal Location Application Agent Name & Address Type LA09/2020/1408/F Change of house design as 26 Aghaloo Road Full J. Aidan Kelly Ltd 50 previously approved under Aughnacloy Tullycullion Road LA09/2020/0479/F Dungannon BT70 3LY LA09/2020/1409/F Change of use from work 57b Station Road Full Quinn Design and shop to veterinary surgeons Clogher Engineering Services 36 office. Carrogs Road Burren Warrenpoint BT34 3PY LA09/2020/1410/LDE Commencement of Approx 800 m south LD Henry Murray 37C Claggan Construction works, prior to west of 43 Disert Road Certificate Road the expiry date of wind turbine Draperstown Existing Cookstown approved under H/2015/0056/ BT80 9XJ F, including ground works, laneway and foundation base LA09/2020/1411/F Replacement dwelling 29 Barrack Road Full and garage Magherafelt LA09/2020/1412/LDP Agricultural Building for 370m NW of 16 LD Les Ross Planning 9a Clare storage of hay/straw and Gortnaskea Road Certificate Lane machinery Stewartstown Proposed Cookstown BT80 8RJ LA09/2020/1413/RM Proposed dwelling house (one 30m South of No 29 Reserved Studio Park Architects Blick and a half storey), garage and Tartlaghan Road Matters Shared Studios associated site works Dungannon. BT71 46 Hill Street 6QR Belfast BT1 2LB LA09/2020/1414/F Two storey extension to side 16 Northland Way Full Sam Smyth Architecture Unit to provide a garage and a Moygashel 45d Dungannon Enterprise bedroom with en-suite. Also a Dungannon Centre single storey rear extension BT71 7RE 2 Coalisland Road to provide a sun room. Dungannon BT71 6JT LA09/2020/1415/O Proposed infill site for dwelling Adjacent to 34B Outline Seamus Donnelly 80A and garage and opposite 34A Mountjoy Road Annagnaboe Aughrimderg RoadCoalisland Coalisland BT71 5EF Reference Number Proposal Location Application Agent Name & Address Type LA09/2020/1417/F Demolition of existing rear 12 Main Street Full W.I. Hamilton 15 Droit Road extension and building a new Castlecaufield Newtownstewart rear extension to existing Dungannon. BT70 Omagh dwelling 3NN BT78 4DS LA09/2020/1418/RM Proposed dwelling and garage Approx 60 m West of Reserved Desmond O'Neill 17 Main on a farm 2 Derrycloony Road Matters Street Augher Dromore BT77 0ED BT78 3AE LA09/2020/1419/F Erection of dwelling and Land approx. 90m SW Full Bernard J Donnelly 30 domestic garage on a farm of 18 Aughindarragh Lismore Road Road Ballygawley Augher BT70 2ND Co Tyrone LA09/2020/1420/NMC Move position of approved Adjacent and SW Non CQ Architects 23 Dunamore dwelling south west from to 240 Drum Material Road approved location Road Cookstown Change Cookstown BT80 9HP BT80 9NR LA09/2020/1422/F Proposed extension and 13 Ardkeen Close Full Marcus Kerr Design 111 alterations to dwelling Dungannon Gillygooley Road and garage Omagh BT78 4SU LA09/2020/1423/F Proposed 2no. two bedroom 28m NE of 30 Augher Full CQ Architects 23 Dunamore apartments and 4no. one Road Road bedroom apartments Clogher Cookstown BT76 0AD BT80 9NR LA09/2020/1424/F Proposed change of use of a 170 Annagher Road Full McKeown and Shields domestic garage to a small Coalisland Associates Ltd 1 Annagher vehicle repair workshop Road Coalisland BT71 4NE LA09/2020/1425/F Proposed increase to provide 2 Rogully Road Full NI Planning Permission registered child minding and Moneymore Scottish Provident Building day care from 6 children to 8 7 Donegall Square West children (at any one time) in Belfast existing dwelling BT16JH LA09/2020/1426/F Garage and store (to replace 85 Drumgrannon Road Full previously approved M/ Moy 2011/0619/F) and extension of site curtilage. Reference Number Proposal Location Application Agent Name & Address Type LA09/2020/1427/F Single storey side extension to 4 Doolargy Road Full CF Architectural dwelling Belragh Design 32 Artasooly Aughnacloy Road Dungannon BT71 7LP .
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