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Date Application Application Date Reference Number Proposal Location Type Received Validated Applicant Agent LA11/2015/0093/F Single storey rear 10 Primity Gardens Full 06/05/2015 11/05/2015 Sam Walker C/o Greg Loughlin extension Newbuildings Londonderry Agent Architectural Designs 20 Clearwater Limavady Road Londonderry BT47 6BE LA11/2015/0094/F Proposed 2 no semi Lands adjoining 68 Woodend Full 08/05/2015 11/05/2015 PJD Contracts ACA Cottage detached housing units Road Ballymagorry 33 Patrick Studio's Gortrush Strabane Street Great Northern Strabane BT82 Road Omagh 8DQ BT78 5EJ LA11/2015/0095/F Amended scheme 106 Moorlough Road Full 05/05/2015 11/05/2015 Martin McShane Christopher previously approved as Glenmornan Strabane 106 Moorlough Caldwell 8 J/2014/0172/F - Road Crockan Road Bedroom/shower to east Glenmornan Glenmornan elevation (unchanged) Strabane BT82 Strabane BT82 carport to rear (reduced 0ES 0HZ in size and moved) and level access play area to south of dwelling (moved from west elevation to front of dwelling) LA11/2015/0096/F Proposed single storey 2 Mount Carmel View Full 07/05/2015 11/05/2015 Imelda O'Neill 2 Keith Barr 84 rear extension and Strabane Mount Carmel Summerhill associated works at no 2 View Strabane Court Mount Carmel View, Strabane BT82 Strabane 9FT LA11/2015/0098/F Permission to erect two 22 Grangemore Park. Derry Full 27/04/2015 11/05/2015 Kevin Kelly 22 HMD Architects storey garage with store Grangemore 17 Clarendon and retention of existing Park Derry Street Derry sun room BT48 0RY BT48 7EP LA11/2015/0099/F Application (renewal) for Slieveglass Townland Full 01/04/2015 11/05/2015 Slieveglass Wind Canavan the 70 Metre high Strabane District Council Farm Ltd 109 Associates Ltd 23 anemometer (wind Area County Tyrone Whitney Drive Princes Street measurement) mast Stevenage Derry BT48 accessed by quad Hertfordshire 7EY vehicle, temporary SG1 4BL permission for 5 years requested LA11/2015/0100/F Proposed single storey 131 Lone Moor Road Derry Full 08/05/2015 12/05/2015 Declan Gavin Hegarty 8 rear extension to provide McLaughlin 131 Westend additional living space. Lone Moor Terrace Derry Road BT48 BT48 9EW 9LA LA11/2015/0101/F Provision of a ground 46 Townsend Full 11/05/2015 12/05/2015 NIHE on behalf of NIHE Property floor WC extension to Street Strabane Mr J McCallion Services Design rear of two storey house. 46 Townsend 10/16 Hill Street Street Belfast BT1 Strabane BT82 2LA 8HX LA11/2015/0102/RM Proposed dwelling and 90M SE of 63 Bigwood Road Reserved 08/05/2015 12/05/2015 Mr Quinn 63 Barry Canavan garage Ardmore Derry Matters Bigwood Road 110 Mountjoy Lisdillon Road Brocagh Ardmore BT47 Dungannon 3RR BT71 5DY LA11/2015/0103/F Conversion of existing 33 Chamberlain Street Full 08/05/2015 12/05/2015 Mr Ryan AQB Architects dwelling to form 3 No. Derry BT48 6LR McElhinney C/O 12A Ebrington Apartments including AQB Architects Terrace Derry demolition of existing 12A Ebrington BT47 6JS single storey return and Terrace Derry construction of new single BT47 6JS storey rear return LA11/2015/0106/O Refurbishment and 115 Fincairn Road Outline 16/04/2015 14/05/2015 Henry Craig 114 Paul McGarvey extension to existing Gorticross Fincairn Road Architect 13a (derelict) dwelling. Londonderry Gorticross Ebrington BT473LE Londonderry Terrace BT47 3LE Londonderry BT47 6JS LA11/2015/0107/F Single storey extension to 2 Cregg Road Claudy Full 11/05/2015 12/05/2015 Mr & Mrs D Gallagher provide sun lounge and Dooher 2 Cregg Architectural ground floor bedroom Road Claudy Practice 6 with ensuite and all BT47 4HX Tullyheran associated site works. Road Maghera BT46 5JQ LA11/2015/0108/F External improvements to 11 Strabane Old Road Full 11/05/2015 12/05/2015 Chris McElhinney HMD Architects include new shop front Derry c/o Agent 17 Clarendon decoration and new Street Derry storage panel BT48 7EP LA11/2015/0109/LBC Demolition of building 227 Glenshane Road Listed 08/05/2015 12/05/2015 Mr Allen c/o 5050 Architecture containing 3 residential Londonderry Building Agent 3a Keldon Court units and replacement of Consent 17 Linenhall this with the erection of a Street 2 storey building to Limavady BT49 accommodate to 0HQ changing and toilet facilities for existing paintballing use at ground floor and 2 residential units at first floor level and new septic tank. LA11/2015/0110/F Removal of 3x existing Castlebet Ltd 113 Melmount Full 12/05/2015 13/05/2015 Cardtronics UK New Wave windows, install a block Road Sion Mills Ltd T/A Cashzone Installations Hope work cavity wall in which Banbridge P.O. Box 476 Street as aperture would be Hatfield AL10 Rotherham S60 formed the installation of 1DT 1LH an automated teller machine. LA11/2015/0111/F External improvements to 88 Bishop Street Derry Full 11/05/2015 13/05/2015 Martin Sheehan HMD Architects include new shop front c/o Agent 17 Clarendon decoration and new Street Derry signage panel BT48 7EP LA11/2015/0112/A Fascia advertisement for Castlebet 113 Melmount Advertisemen 12/05/2015 13/05/2015 Cardtronics UK New Wave ATM Road Sion Mills t Ltd t/a Cashzone Instalations, PO Box 476 Hope Street Hatfield AL10 Rotherham S60 1DT 1LH LA11/2015/0115/F Proposed single storey 15 Beech Park Full 12/05/2015 13/05/2015 Miss Haire 15 5050 Architecture side extension to dwelling Drumahoe Beech Park 3A Keldon Court L'Derry L'Derry 17 Linenhall Street Limavady BT49 0HQ LA11/2015/0116/F single storey rear 8 Groarty Close Full 13/05/2015 13/05/2015 Mrs Mary Trace Derek McFeely extension to provide Ballymagroarty Derry 8 Groarty Close Unit 2 Bay bedroom and shower Ballymagroarty Road Business room Derry BT48 Park Bay 0QF Road Derry BT48 7SH LA11/2015/0117/F Change of use to one 3 Park Avenue Full 11/05/2015 13/05/2015 John Gill C/O HMD Architects bedroom appartment Derry HMD Architects 17 Clarendon BT48 0EH 17 Clarendon Street Street Derry Derry BT48 7EP BT48 7EP LA11/2015/0118/O Site for single storey Land between 27 Cavan Road Outline 12/05/2015 13/05/2015 Ian Doherty 27 dwelling and 14 Kilcroagh Road Cavan Road Castlederg. Castlederg BT81 7TP LA11/2015/0119/F Proposed conversion of 9 Five Acres Strabane Full 01/05/2015 14/05/2015 Claire Ellis 9 Keith Barr 84 existing garage to Five Acres Summerhill playroom with ensuite Strabane BT82 Court 9JD Strabane BT82 9FJ LA11/2015/0120/F Rear first floor extension 19 Temple Park Ballyarnett Full 12/05/2015 14/05/2015 Ruairi Breslin 19 Neff & Co 27a to dwelling for bedroom Derry Temple Park Rock Road and bathroom Ballyarnett Derry BT48 Derry BT48 7NE LA11/2015/0121/F Erection of a single wind Approx. 530m NW of 137 Full 14/05/2015 14/05/2015 Mr Jim Witherow Strategic turbine with a 40.2 m hub Cumber Road Alla 125 Cumber Planning 1 height, 16.55m blade Claudy Road Alla Pavilions Office length, associated Claudy BT47 Park Kinnegar laneway and 2 no 4JB Drive electricity cabinets Holywood BT18 9JQ LA11/2015/0122/F Single storey extension to 30 Main Street Plumbridge Full 14/05/2015 14/05/2015 Ms Martina Ward Michael Mullin 35 front, new access ramp to 32 Burford Prospect Road front, alterations to Gardens Strabane BT82 pedestrian access gate. 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