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Planning Applications Decisions Issued Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 17/12/2018 To: 21/12/2018 No. of Applications: 25 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2017/1236/O Justin Trainor 31 Adjacent to and East of 31 Site for dwelling on a farm and Permission 20/12/2018 67.6 Corcreaghan Road Corcreaghan Road domestic garage Refused Kilkeel Corcreaghan BT34 4SL Kilkeel Co Down BT34 4SL LA07/2017/1624/O Thomas Stevenson 10 Site 50m NW of 18 Turloughs Replacement Dwelling Permission 21/12/2018 58.4 Turloughs Hill Hill Refused Annalong Annalong BT34 4XD BT34 4XD and 80m NW of the dwelling which is to be replaced at 20 Turloughs Hill Annalong Co Down BT34 4XD LA07/2018/0108/F Mr and Mrs J McPolin 2 Land at No. 2 Crabtree Road Proposed new vehicular Permission 18/12/2018 48.8 Crabtree Road Ballynahinch access onto the Downpatrick Refused Ballynahinch Road BT24 8SH LA07/2018/0161/A GRASP Boutique 4 4 Charlotte Street Shop sign Consent 20/12/2018 46.4 Charlotte Street Warrenpoint Refused Warrenpoint BT34 3LF BT34 3LF Page 1 of 7 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 17/12/2018 To: 21/12/2018 No. of Applications: 25 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/0247/F Mr David Croskery 32 Old South of 27a & 31 Old Park Proposed access and laneway Permission 18/12/2018 42.8 Park Road Road to service existing farm land Refused Loughinisland Loughinisland Downpatrick Downpatrick BT30 8PS BT30 8PS LA07/2018/0340/F Mr Rea 71 Killyleagh Road 100m SE of 71 Killyleagh Road Farm dwelling with associated Permission 19/12/2018 41.8 Downpatrick Downpatrick hard and soft landscaping and Refused BT30 9BN BT30 9BN alterations to existing vehicular access onto public road LA07/2018/0489/F Philip Houston 76 76 Drumnaconagher Road Proposed conversion of garage Permission 21/12/2018 37.4 Drumnaconagher Road Crossgar and shed to holiday Granted Crossgar Downpatrick accommadation Downpatrick BT30 9JH LA07/2018/0862/O Mr and Mrs McIlwrath 41 North and adjacent to 41 Old Erection of a dwelling Permission 21/12/2018 27.2 Old Park Road Park Road Refused Tievendarragh Tievendarragh Drumaness Drumaness Ballynahinch Ballynahinch BT24 8SE Co Down BT24 8SE Page 2 of 7 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 17/12/2018 To: 21/12/2018 No. of Applications: 25 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/0882/F Dromara Developments Ltd Lands at 15 and 19 Old Grand Erection of 6 dwellings and Permission 21/12/2018 27.2 34 Park Road Jury Road garages and all associated site Granted Dromara Drumaconnell East works. Change of house type BT25 2JW Saintfield to sites 13,14,20 and BT24 7JD amendments to access road and driveways at sites 12, 15 and 19 (previously approved under LA07/2015/1406/F, LA07/2016/1619/F and LA07/2016/1621/F) LA07/2018/1222/DC Quarryplan Ltd 10 Saintfield Lands to the north and west of Discharge of conditions No. 05, Approval 18/12/2018 19.4 Road and the existing Leode Quarry 19 and 24 of LA07/2016/1092/ Crossgar Leode Road F Downpatrick Hilltown BT30 9HY Newry BT34 5TJ LA07/2018/1280/F Jon Fleming 77 Killyleagh 77 Killyleagh Road 3 Bedroom roofspace Permission 19/12/2018 17 Road Killinchy conversion, alterations to ex Granted Killinchy Newtownards ground floor layout, rear single Newtownards BT23 6TL storey kitchen extension, BT23 6TL detached double garage with play room and bedroom above. LA07/2018/1325/F Harry Mackin 27 Hilltown Lands 90m east of 54 Proposed replacement Permission 21/12/2018 15.8 Road Tamnaharry Hill dwelling and garage (amended Refused Newry Mayobridge address) BT34 2LJ Page 3 of 7 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 17/12/2018 To: 21/12/2018 No. of Applications: 25 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1393/O John Rush 12 Largy Road Lands adjacent to and 29m Construction of 1no dwelling Permission 18/12/2018 14.2 Castlewellan east of house on a gap infill site Refused BT34 5JJ 15 Altnadua Road Castlewellan BT31 9AW LA07/2018/1433/F Mr & Mrs C McCormick 62 Former Downpatrick Cricket Variation of Planning Condition Permission 21/12/2018 12.8 Drumcullan Road Club No 2 of Planning Approval Granted Downpatrick 2B Strangford Road LA07/2018/0121/F: From "The BT30 8JA Downpatrick hours of operation for the restaurant and function room hereby approved shall not be open to customers outside the following times 09:00 - 23:00" to "The hours of operation for the restaurant and function room hereby approved shall not be open to customers outside the following times 09:00 - 01:00" (Amended Proposal Description) LA07/2018/1502/F Omniplex Holdings Omniplex cinema Change of use of existing Permission 21/12/2018 11.4 Govenors Road Owenbeg Avenue vacant office space to three Granted Lisburn Downpatrick auditoriums and associated car BT28 1LP parking LA07/2018/1514/F G Connor 52 Glebe Road 52 Glebe Road 1st floor rear side extension Permission 19/12/2018 10.4 Kilclief Kilclief Granted BT30 7NY Downpatrick Page 4 of 7 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 17/12/2018 To: 21/12/2018 No. of Applications: 25 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1554/O Mr and Mrs Brian Graham 7 20m NE of 7 Mourne Proposed site for a dwelling Permission 20/12/2018 10.4 Mourne Esplanade Esplanade and domestic garage Granted Kilkeel Kilkeel BT34 4DB BT34 4DB LA07/2018/1568/F Paul and Lisa Rocks 2 Replacement dwelling 212m Replacement dwelling and Permission 20/12/2018 9.8 Maryvale Road South East of No. 6 Maryvale garage (change of house type Granted Newry Road from previously approved BT34 1FG Newry application LA07/2018/0586/F) BT34 1FG and detached single garage LA07/2018/1584/F Caroline Rhodes 19 19 Harmony Park Single Storey rear Extension Permission 19/12/2018 8.8 Harmony Park Drumaness Granted Drumaness BT24 8QW LA07/2018/1671/F Ryan and Edel Owens 68 68 Circular Road Demolition of existing dwelling Permission 19/12/2018 7 Circular Road Castlewellan and construction of a Granted Castlewellan BT31 9ED replacement dwelling with BT31 9ED detached garage LA07/2018/1676/RM Mr John Murnion 36 Lands adjacent and South - Erection of farm dwelling Permission 20/12/2018 8.4 Glenloughan Road South West of 36 Glenloughan Granted Kilkeel Road BT34 4SR Kilkeel LA07/2018/1685/F Mr & Mrs Robin Niblock 6 No 6 Ferry Quarter View Single storey extension to rear Permission 19/12/2018 6.8 Ferry Quarter View Strangford of dwelling Granted Strangford BT30 7GT Page 5 of 7 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 17/12/2018 To: 21/12/2018 No. of Applications: 25 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1746/LDP Mr Paul Braniff 9 Woodvale 9 Woodvale Sun lounge extension Permission 21/12/2018 7 Castlewellan Castlewellan Refused LA07/2018/1748/NMC Peter Davidson 40 40 Ballycloughan Road Reduction in size of extension Consent 21/12/2018 5.8 Ballycloughan Road Saintfield Refused Saintfield Ballynahinch Ballynahinch BT24 7HW BT24 7HW Page 6 of 7 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 17/12/2018 To: 21/12/2018 No. of Applications: 25 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1957/DC SM Contracts 21 Ballyrolly Lands adjacent to 3 Dundrine Discharge of Condition No.3 of Approval 21/12/2018 1.4 Road Road Planning Approval Clough Castlewellan LA07/2018/0217/F: No site Downpatrick works of any nature or development shall take place until a programme of archaeological work has been implemented, in accordance with a written scheme and programme prepared by a qualified archaeologist, submitted by the applicant and approved by the Council. The programme should provide for the identification and evaluation of archaeological remains within the site, for mitigation of the impacts of development, through excavation recording or by the preservation of remains, and for preparation of an archaeological report. Page 7 of 7.
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