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Planning Applications Decisions Issued Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 14/01/2019 To: 20/01/2019 No. of Applications: 32 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2016/1237/F Blackgate Developments Ltd Lands at and to the rear of Demolition of existing buildings PERMISSION 14/01/2019 116.4 17 Ummercam Road No.91 - 93 Tandragee Road and erection of 7 No. residential GRANTED Silverbridge Jerrettspass dwellings, junction improvement Newry City Newry works, landscaping and BT35 9PB Co Down associated site works on lands at N Ireland and to the rear of No. 91 and 93 BT35 6LN Tandragee Road, Newry LA07/2017/0442/F Maghera Development Limited Ashleigh 3 dwellings in lieu of 6no PERMISSION 15/01/2019 90.2 21 Lower Square Bryansford Road apartments and reconfigure GRANTED Castlewellan Newcastle turning bay, previously approved BT31 9DN under R/2006/0390/F. LA07/2017/1089/F Raymond McDonald 20 20 Carrickbawn Rear extension with attic PERMISSION 17/01/2019 74.8 Carrickbawn Rostrevor bedroom and new front porch GRANTED Rostrevor LA07/2017/1355/F Sean Murphy 9 Atticall Roaf 24 Head Road Erect replacement dwelling PERMISSION 16/01/2019 68.4 Atticall Kilkeel GRANTED Kilkeel BT34 4HU LA07/2017/1839/F Robert McMahon 321 323 Glassdrumman Road Proposed replacement dwelling PERMISSION 16/01/2019 55.2 Glassdrumman Road Annalong REFUSED Annalong BT34 4QN BT34 4QN Page 1 of 9 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 14/01/2019 To: 20/01/2019 No. of Applications: 32 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2017/1842/F Murdock Builders Merchants Lands directly adjacent and Retention of external storage PERMISSION 16/01/2019 55.2 Milltown East Industrial Estate south of No. 7 Donaghaguy racking and acoustic barrier with GRANTED Upper Dromore Road Close at Cranwood Industries proposed reduction to racking Warrenpoint Milltown East Industrial Estate height and extension to the BT34 3PN Upper Dromore Road acoustic barrier Warrenpoint BT34 3PN LA07/2018/0264/F Steven Skelly 36 Demense 36 Demense Heights Extension to dwelling PERMISSION 18/01/2019 46.4 Heights Downpatrick REFUSED Downpatrick BT30 6WB LA07/2018/0507/O Michael McClements 4 Old Land North West of 69 and Proposed dwelling on infill site PERMISSION 18/01/2019 39.8 Saintfield Road Opposite 68 Rocks Chapel REFUSED Crossgar Road BT30 9JB Kilmore Crossgar LA07/2018/0803/F Mr and Mrs D Graham 48 110m south west of 99 `Dwelling and garage on a farm PERMISSION 18/01/2019 32.2 Raleagh Road Drumnaconagher Road REFUSED Crossgar Crossgar BT30 9JG BT30 9JJ LA07/2018/0877/F Mr Alan Davis 48a Drumreagh Between 48a and 50 Proposed infill dwelling PERMISSION 16/01/2019 30.2 Road Drumreagh Road (Amended plans and P1) GRANTED Rostrevor Rostrevor BT34 3DS BT34 3DS Page 2 of 9 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 14/01/2019 To: 20/01/2019 No. of Applications: 32 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1197/A Murphy Bros Ltd 103 Murphy Bros. Shop signs PERMISSION 18/01/2019 23 Carrickasticken Road 103 Carrickasticken Road GRANTED Forkhill Forkhill Newry Newry BT35 9RL BT35 9RL LA07/2018/1198/F Murphy Bros Ltd 103 Murphy Bros. Proposed demolition of "Lean-To" PERMISSION 18/01/2019 23 Carrickasticken Road 103 Carrickasticken Road canopy across front of existing GRANTED Forkhill Forkhill convenience shop and (a) The Newry Newry erection of a new single storey Bt35 9RL BT35 9RL flat roof extension to front of shop to facilitate new entrance and additional shop area and (b) Replace existing corrugated wall and roof cladding with new cladding to entire building. LA07/2018/1201/O Mr & Mrs Mark Doherty 35 Adjacent & North west of 35 Proposed dwelling on an infill site PERMISSION 15/01/2019 22.8 Downpatrick Road Downpatrick Road REFUSED Jordans Crew Jordans Crew Ardglass Ardglass BT30 7UW LA07/2018/1243/F Gary Lavery 109 Ballyculter 89 The Links Demolition of existing semi- PERMISSION 15/01/2019 22 Road Strangford detached bungalow and the REFUSED Strangford erection of 2 no 2 storey semi- BT30 7BB detached houses Page 3 of 9 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 14/01/2019 To: 20/01/2019 No. of Applications: 32 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1253/A Patrick McVeigh McVeigh 1 Kildare Street Shop sign for estate agents PERMISSION 16/01/2019 21 Estate Agents Newry GRANTED 1 Kildare Street BT34 1DQ Newry BT34 1DQ LA07/2018/1297/F Elaine Cooper 20 Shore Road 90 Shore Road Change of House Type from PERMISSION 16/01/2019 21.6 Rostrevor Killowen previous Approval P/2014/0171/ GRANTED BT34 3EQ Rostrevor F, with detached garage LA07/2018/1456/F Newry Mourne & Down District Meadowside play park Upgrade of public grassland area PERMISSION 18/01/2019 15.8 Council Downshire Civic Drumcloon Walk to install play park equipment GRANTED Centre Meadowlands Ardglass Road Downpatrick (Amended plan received) Downpatrick BT30 6GQ LA07/2018/1485/F Newry Mourne & Down District 83 Commons Road Erection of 2.4 metre high paladin PERMISSION 18/01/2019 15 Council Downshire Civic Ballykinler fence and gate GRANTED Centre Ardglass Road Downpatrick BT30 6GQ LA07/2018/1487/F Millfort Limited Aisling House Plot No 28 at lands approved Change of house type at Plot No PERMISSION 15/01/2019 14.2 50 Stranmillis Embankment for residential development 28 as previously approved under GRANTED Belfast (Phase 1A) at former Downe LA07/2015/0989/F BT9 5FL Hospital Site adjacent and east of the junction of Killough Road and Ardglass Road Downpatrick Page 4 of 9 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 14/01/2019 To: 20/01/2019 No. of Applications: 32 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1533/F Seamus Crossey Newry Former Forkhill Army Base Proposed New Village Play Area. PERMISSION 18/01/2019 14 Mourne and Down District Site GRANTED Council School Road O'Hagan House Monaghan Forkhill Row Newry Newry BT35 9SN BT35 8DJ LA07/2018/1609/F Mr and Mrs Ross Fleming 37 37 Old Newry Road Proposed Replacement Dwelling PERMISSION 17/01/2019 11.8 Old Newry Road Rathfriland and Domestic Garage GRANTED Rathfriland BT34 5AY BT34 5AY LA07/2018/1657/RM Andrew & Dana Masters 100 80m East of 119 Finnis Road Replacement Dwelling PERMISSION 14/01/2019 9.4 Wallace Avenue Finnis GRANTED Lisburn Dromara BT27 4AE Page 5 of 9 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 14/01/2019 To: 20/01/2019 No. of Applications: 32 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1754/DC Glenallen Ltd Lands to rear of no's 16 Discharge of Condition 3 of CONDITION 15/01/2019 8.4 18 & 20 The Meadows Planning Permission DISCHARGED Strangford Road LA07/2015/0296/F: No site works Downpatrick 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 Department. 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 preservation of remains, and for preparation of an archaeological report LA07/2018/1768/LDP Barry Steele 5 Abbeyview 5 Abbeyview Road Proposed side kitchen extension PERMITTED 18/01/2019 8.6 Road Crossgar and proposed replacement glass DEVELOPMEN Crossgar link entrance T BT30 9JD Page 6 of 9 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 14/01/2019 To: 20/01/2019 No. of Applications: 32 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1770/F Bernadette McManus 16 16 Drumcashel Villas Extension to dwelling PERMISSION 17/01/2019 8.8 Drumcashel Villas Newry GRANTED Newry BT34 1PT BT34 1PT LA07/2018/1828/NMC Fiona and Stephen Synnott 93 93 Churchtown Road Amendments to currently NON MATERIAL 18/01/2019 8 Churchtown Road Downpatrick approved proposal from 1no sky CHANGE Downpatrick Co Down light to 2no sky lights in utility GRANTED BT30 7AN BT30 7AN space LA07/2018/1839/NMC Newry Mourne & Down District 120 metres east of Household Off site replacement changing NON MATERIAL 18/01/2019 7.2 Council Downshire Civic Recycling Centre rooms & toilet pavilion with CHANGE Centre Bann Road associated works GRANTED Downpatrick Castlewellan BT30 6GQ LA07/2018/1851/F Kieran Campbell 32a Greenan 1 Greenhill Park Retrospective sub-division from PERMISSION 18/01/2019 7.4 Road Newcastle dwelling house to pair of semi- REFUSED Newry detached dwellings with minor BT34 2PJ alterations LA07/2018/1879/NMC Mr & Mrs Oran Flectcher 4 4 Ballywillin Road East Proposed replacement dwelling, NON MATERIAL 15/01/2019 6.4 Ballywillan Road East Killyleagh Downpatrick BT30 with amended siting in CHANGE Killyleagh 9TQ substitution of approval GRANTED BT30 9TQ LA07/2017/0831/F LA07/2018/1997/NMC Hilltop Homes Limited 39 Lands Adjacent to and North Change of FFL's between each NON MATERIAL 18/01/2019 3.6 University Road of Saint Colman's High side of the semi detached house CHANGE Belfast School (450mm step) to plots 5-8 to REFUSED BT7 1ND Crossgar Road minimise retaining between plots Ballynahinch
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