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Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council 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. The Schedule of Planning Applications being presented to the Council on 29.07.2015 is also available on the NI Planning Portal www.planningni.gov.uk. David Jackson Town Clerk and Chief Executive APPLICATION NO LOCATION BRIEF DESCRIPTION Initial Adv BALLYMONEY LA01/2015/0401/F 300 Finvoy Rd, Rasharkin, Townhouses and 2 no Ballymena detached dwellings. LA01/2015/0420/O 68m NW of 156 Vow Rd, Dwelling and Garage. Ballymoney. LA01/2015/0422/F 68 Main St, Ballymoney Change of to A1 Incorpo- rating Coffee Shop LA01/2015/0434/F Approx 300m North of 83 Relocation and change of Macfin Rd, Ballymoney house type. LA01/2015/0444/F 56-58 Knock Rd, Ballymoney. Change of House Types (D/2005/0404/F) LA01/2015/0447/F 450m East of 111 Bellaghy Rd, Change of House Type Dunloy (D/2008/0459/F.) LA01/2015/0449/O 24 Bendooragh Rd, Replacement Dwelling Ballymoney Re-Adv LA01/2015/0371/F 6 Portna Rd, Rasharkin Showroom and additional office space Initial Adv BANN LA01/2015/0393/F App 60m SE of 96 Ringrash 2 Storey Dwelling and Rd, Coleraine Garage LA01/2015/0425/F 31 Moneycarrie Rd, Garvagh, Proposed Garage Coleraine LA01/2015/0430/F Land approximately 100m Broiler Unit for up to SE of 23 Ballygawley Rd, 32,000 birds and Aghadowey. additional works. LA01/2015/0435/F Existing Mobile Phone Mast Replacement of two an- 370m West of 11 Ballystrone tennae and two additional Rd, Macosquin, Coleraine. radio dishes. LA01/2015/0441/F 127A Killeague Rd, Coleraine Side extension to work- shop space. LA01/2015/0442/F 92 Mullaghinch Rd, Coleraine Front side and rear exten- sions. LA01/2015/0445/F Lands adjacent to St. Mary’s Extension to graveyard Church, Drumsaragh Rd, and additional works.. Kilrea LA01/2015/0446/F Lands adjacent to 51 Agivey Site for Infill Dwelling and Rd, Kilrea. (Renewal) LA01/2015/0451/RM 60m N N W of 46 Glebe Rd, Two Storey Dwelling and Castlerock Garage. Initial Adv BENBRADAGH LA01/2015/0423/O Lands 75m West of 33 Construction of dwelling Drumaduff Rd, Drumsurn, and garage Limavady LA01/2015/0438/F Lands formerly behind 304-306 Retention of two detached Foreglen Rd & 4-7 Sheascan replacement dwellings View, Dungiven and garages.Revision to (B/2006/0535/F) LA01/2015/0448/O Adj. to 138 Ballyquin Rd, Single Storey Dwelling. Limavady LA01/2015/0450/F 10 Tullyverry Dr, Greysteel 2-storey side extension. Re-Adv LA01/2015/0245/F 24 Mitchell Pk Dungiven BT47 Single Storey Rear Exten- 4LW sion. (Amended address) Initial Adv CAUSEWAY LA01/2015/0424/F Lands on Priestland Rd Amended House adjacent to Existing Caravan Type. Pk, Bushmills LA01/2015/0427/F 8 Bushfoot Rd, Portballintrae. Demolish existing building and replace with pair of semi detached houses. LA01/2015/0428/F The Adelphi Hotel, 67 Main St, Remedial Works to Exist- Portrush. ing Roof Structures and Planning Regularisation LA01/2015/0429/ The Adelphi Hotel, 67-71 Main Remedial works to Exist- LBC St, Portrush ing Roof Structure and Planning Regularisation. LA01/2015/0431/F Lands immediately East of Shed for the Expansion 135a Kilraughts Rd, of Vehicle Servicing and Ballymoney Repair Use. Initial Adv LIMAVADY LA01/2015/0436/ 23 Main St, Limavady Proposed shop front and LBC signage LA01/2015/0443/F 108 Scroggy Rd, Limavady Extension to rear of dwell- ing and alterations Initial Adv THE GLENS LA01/2015/0421/F Site to the Rear of 45 & 45A Replacement Chalet Ballyvennaght Rd, Ballyvoy, Bungalow Ballycastle LA01/2015/0432/F 141 Ballinlea Rd, Stranocum, Retention of structure and Ballymoney. conversion to Café with Terrace Area. LA01/2015/0433/F Club House, Gracehill Golf Extension to kitchen with Course, 141 Ballinlea Rd, first floor link. Stranocum, Ballymoney. LA01/2015/0439/F 31 Tullyview, Loughguile Rear sun room extension..
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