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Planning Applications Validated Period: 08 January 2018 to 12 January 2018 Planning Applications Validated Period: 08 January 2018 to 12 January 2018 Reference Number Category Proposal Location Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address LA05/2018/0019/F Local New build home for 5 no. service To the side and rear of Praxis Care 29-31 Lisburn Uel Weir Architects 43-45 users with learning difficulties, 105 Pond Park Road Road Belfast BT9 7AA Chruch Street Portadown BT62 and a day care facility, with car Lisburn 3EU 0771066541 parking LA05/2018/0020/F Local Proposed single storey extension 9 Muskett Gardens Mr F Annesley 9 Muskett Tony McCoey 3 Thirlmere to rear of dwelling Carryduff Gardens Carryduff BT8 Gardens Belfast BT15 5EF 8QW LA05/2018/0021/A Consent New shop front projecting signage 39 Bachelors Walk Bachelors Walk Dental 39 2020 Architects 49 Main Street Lisburn Bachelors Walk Lisburn Ballymoney BT53 6AN BT28 1XN LA05/2018/0022/F Local Single storey extension to rear of 2 Ballantine Avenue Mr Trevor Moffett 2 Ballantine Brian Small Design 79 Rosetta dwelling for living and utility room Lisburn Avenue Lisburn BT27 5FD Road Belfast BT6 0NA and attached domestic double garage to side LA05/2018/0023/NMC Consent NMC sought to change sites 29- Lands approximately Antrim Construction Company Alan Patterson Design LLP 302 & 313-318- plans amended to 200m to the west of 23 Ltd 130-134 High Street Darragh House 112 reduce impact on surrounding Brokerstown Road Holywood BT18 9HW Craigdarragh Road Helen's houses- ground floor doors Ballymacross Lisburn Bay BT19 1UB changed to windows, window also generally smaller, roof changed to hip roof from standard one LA05/2018/0024/NMC Consent Shared parking at the front of the 791 Upper Newtownards Cultra Investments Ltd 31 Iain Stewart Ltd 63 Clifton plot for four car spaces in place of Road Dundonald Lisbarnet Road Comber Road Bangor BT20 5HY one driveway using existing Belfast BT23 6AW approved access * See explanatory note at end of document Planning Applications Validated Period: 08 January 2018 to 12 January 2018 Reference Number Category Proposal Location Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address LA05/2018/0025/A Consent A wall mounted service sign with Lindsay Mazda Unit C Lindsay Mazda Unit C Prolicht Uk Ltd Suite 98 illumination, A wall mounted Knockmore Industrial Knockmore Industrial Estate Greenway Business Centre directional sign without Estate Lisburn Lisburn BT28 2EJ Harlow Business Park illumination Harlow CM19 5QE LA05/2018/0026/F Local Single storey extension 15 Waterside Lisburn Mr & Mrs Kerr 15 Waterside Paul Jenkins 40 Mount Merrion Lisburn BT28 1HY Park Belfast BT6 0GB LA05/2018/0027/F Local One detached dwelling with 20 metres south west of K.L Mc Neill 74a Creevy AT Design 19 Ardvanagh Road double garage and associated 74a Creevy Road Road Lisburn BT27 6UL Conlig Newtownards BT23 site works Lisburn 7XA LA05/2018/0028/F Local Change of use from former bank 59 Comber Road Brian Quigley 14 Millreagh Colin McAuley Planning 2 (Use class A2) to dance studio Dundonald Avenue Dundonald Belfast Millreagh Dundonald Belfast (sui-generis) BT16 1TZ BT16 1TJ LA05/2018/0030/F Local Refurbishment of existing 79 Ballynahinch Road Mr and Mrs Webster 79 Des Ewing Residential Architects dwelling with new two storey clad Dromara Co Down Ballynahinch Road Dromara The Studio 13 Bangor Road extension to front of dwelling and BT25 2AL BT25 2AL Holywood BT18 0NU construction of a garage with storage area above LA05/2018/0031/F Local Provision of replacement ramped PBNI Alderwood Probation Board for NI 80/90 Properties Division Clare House access and associated DDA House Purdysburn North Street Belfast BT1 Airport Road Belfast BT3 parking including replacement of Road Belfast BT8 1LD 9ED existing single glazing with new 7SL double glazed upvc windows to match existing * See explanatory note at end of document Planning Applications Validated Period: 08 January 2018 to 12 January 2018 Reference Number Category Proposal Location Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address LA05/2018/0032/F Local Proposal of 17 No. units through Lands approx. 280m North Blue Horizon Developments Alan Patterson Design Darragh the erection of 2no. apartment East of 54 & 56 551-555 Lisburn road Belfast House 112 Craigdarragh building comprising apartment Magheralave Road BT9 7GQ Road Helen's Bay BT19 and duplex accommodation, with Lisburn 1UB a change of house type to 1 no. detached dwelling (previously approved under S/2011/0238/F, S/2010/0340/F and S/2006/1187/RM), car parking, landscaping and all other associated site works LA05/2018/0033/O Local Proposed outline double infill Lands contained between Mr C Neill 290 Ballynahinch Hawthorne Associates 2-3 The planning application for 2 number 47 & 51 Drennan Road Road Lisburn BT27 6UR Beeches Grove Road Spa dwellings and garages Boardmills Lisburn Ballynahinch BT24 8RA BT27 6UR LA05/2018/0034/F Local Proposed storage shed within the 17 Stewart's Road Mr Brendan Mc Nicholas 17 existing curtilage. Shed Dromara Dromore Stewart's Road Dromara constructed in structural steel BT25 2AN BT25 2AN framing and insulated profiled roof and wall cladding LA05/2018/0035/F Local Change of house type to Land 300m east of D Service 44 Langley Hall DIMENSIONS Chartered previously approved under Tullyard House Grove Newtownabbey BT37 0FB Architects 1 Montgomery House S/2011/0705/F Hill Road Moira 478 Castlereagh Road Belfast BT5 6BQ * See explanatory note at end of document Planning Applications Validated Period: 08 January 2018 to 12 January 2018 Reference Number Category Proposal Location Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address LA05/2018/0036/F Local Building for church meetings and Legacurry Presbyterian The Committee of Legacurry Mc Cready Architects 8 Market activities Church Upper Presbyterian Church Legacurry Place Lisburn BT28 1AN Ballynahinch Road Presbyterian Church Upper Legacurry Lisburn Ballynahinch Road Legacurry BT27 6XG Lisburn BT27 6XG LA05/2018/0038/F Local Single storey extension to rear of 20 Lenaghan Avenue Mr & Mrs Jenny & Conor Mc Jim Morrison Architects 31 dwelling Belfast BT8 7GF Garry 20 Lenaghan Avenue Cricklewood Park Belfast BT9 Belfast BT8 7JF 5GW LA05/2018/0039/F Local Retrospective application for retail 156 Belsize Road Lagmore Services Ltd Clyde Shanks Ltd 5 Oxford shop as constructed within Lisburn BP/Eurospar 220 Stewartstown Street Belfast BT1 3LA existing petrol filling station (PFS) Road Belfast BT17 OLB LA05/2018/0040/DC Consent Discharge of condition 2 Lands to the north of Nos Farrans Homes 99 Kingsway Alan Patterson Design LLP previously approved under 7-14 Glenwood Green and Dunmurry Darragh House LA05/2016/1061/F Nos 114-116 Kilowen BT17 9NU 112 Craigdarragh Road Grange Helen's Bay Lisburn BT19 1UB LA05/2018/0041/F Local Erection of a dwelling on a farm in 58m north west of 15 Mr Hewitt 15 Ballykeel Road G.T. Design 10 Comber Road accordance with PPS21 CTY 10 Ballykeel Road South South Carryduff and SPPS Carryduff Carryduff BT8 8AN BT8 8AL This list is provided in accordance with paragraph 16 of the Protocol for the Operation of the Lisburn & Castlereagh Planning Committee – March 2017. Requests for an application to be referred to the Committee must be made within 14 days of this list being circulated to Members. * See explanatory note at end of document.
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