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Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-10/12/2018 to 16/12/2018 Count : 33 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2018/1888/F Farm Dwelling (with attic 71a Ballybannan Road Full David Campbell 71a ABS Services NI 51 Old conversion) Castlewellan Ballybannan Road Railway Close Castlewellan Leitrim Castlewellan BT31 9PL LA07/2018/1889/LBC Repair and refurbishment Former Bank Premises Listed Paul & Jane O'Connor 43 Here Architects Ltd 4-6 works (retrospective) to 40-42 Lower Square Building Drumnaquoile Road Linenhall Street Ground Floor - Lobby, WC, Castlewellan Consent Castlewellan Ballymoney Rooms 1,2 and 5. First Floor - BT31 9LH BT53 6DP WC, Room 7 and 2 LA07/2018/1890/F Alterations to front entrance Adjacent to 43 Main Full Select Vestry of Saintfield Architects Knox & Markwell doors and adjacent window, Street Saintfield Parish Church C/O 43 Main 14 Donaghadee Road with internal re-working of Street Bangor existing ground and first floor Saintfield BT20 6RU layouts, including the creation BT43 7AB of first floor multi purpose room within the existing roof void LA07/2018/1891/LBC Remedial works to retaining Castlewellan Castle Listed DAERA Central Service & Department of Finance -CPD wall Castlewellan Forest Building Rural Affairs Dundonald Ground Floor Park Consent House Clare House Castlewellan Belfast 303 Airport Road West BT31 9BU BT4 3SB Belfast BT3 9ED Page 1 of 8 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-10/12/2018 to 16/12/2018 Count : 33 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2018/1892/LBC Proposed works to external Former Bank Premises Listed Paul & Jane O'Connor 43 Here Architects Ltd 4-6 and internal of building to 40-42 Lower Square Building Drumnaquoile Road Linenhall Street include general refurbishment Castlewellan Consent Castlewellan Ballymoney and replacement of existing BT31 9LH BT53 6DP building elements LA07/2018/1893/F Retrospective single storey 13 Shore Road Full Michael Smith 11 Golf Road HR Jess Limited 1 rear extension and alterations Annalong Helen's Bay Jordanstown Road BT19 1TL Newtownabbey BT37 0QD LA07/2018/1894/F Erection of fall arrest safety 51 Lisburn Road Full Ballykine Structural Bryson Architects Lyden Gate plant for steel yard loading Ballynahinch Engineers 51 Lisburn Road 50 Knockbreada Road and unloading of lorries Ballynahinch Belfast BT24 8TT BT6 0JB LA07/2018/1896/F Erection of single storey 54c Crawfordstown Full Gary Miskelly 54c domestic 8 car garage Road Crawfordstown Road Drumaness Drumaness LA07/2018/1897/F Proposed extension to side of 59 Ballagh Road Full Mr & Mrs P Thompson 59 Hillen Architects Limited 87 dwelling (Single Storey) Newcastle Ballagh Road Central Promenade Newcastle Newcastle BT33 0LA BT33 0HH LA07/2018/1898/F Construction of single storey 54 Teconnaught Road Full Mr Thomas Harkin 54 Colm Quinn ABS Services NI side extension Ballynahinch Teconnaught Road 51 Old Railway Close Ballynahinch Leitrim BT24 8ST Castlewellan BT31 9PL Page 2 of 8 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-10/12/2018 to 16/12/2018 Count : 33 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2018/1900/F Dwelling and garage on a 80 metres West of No 3 Full Mr Mark Galloway 3 Hawthorne Associates 2 The farm in substitution of outline Ballytrustan Road Ballytrustan Road Beeches Planning Approval Downpatrick Downpatrick Grove Road LA07/2017/0296/O BT30 7AQ Spa Ballynahinch BT24 8RA LA07/2018/1901/F Creation of new entrance and 58 Ballygorian Road Full Mr and Mrs F McConville 58 sight lines to serve existing Ballygorian Ballygorian Road dwelling. Hilltown Ballygorian BT34 5TD Hilltown LA07/2018/1902/F Erection of 2 No. Infill Lands adjacent and Full Mr Gabriel McEvoy Blackgate Property Services Dwellings and Garages 80m North of No. 261 255 Dublin Road Limited Mourne House Dublin Road Newry 3 Downshire Close Killeen BT35 8RL Newry Newry BT34 1FD Armagh BT35 8RL Page 3 of 8 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-10/12/2018 to 16/12/2018 Count : 33 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2018/1903/NMC Removal of zinc clad Dormer Land 70m south of No Non Peter Lennon 53 Fletcher Architects (N.I.)LTD along rear elevation and 34 Captains Road Material Carrickasticken Road 25 Main Street replaced with two velux roof Forkhill Change Forkhill Castlewellan lights:Removal of vertical bars Co Down BT35 9RJ BT31 9DF along windows that have windowsill level at FFL: Removal of horizontal bars along feature gable windows: 1st floor gable window removed along south east facing elevation: Removal of North west facing window in utility: Additional window to living room: Front porch windows to drop down to FFL LA07/2018/1904/F Extension to existing 207 Killowen Road Full Mr Gerard Tinnelly T/A J. Lynam RIBA Chartered machinery and material store. Rostrevor Ross Inns Architect 11 Newry Road Co. Down 2 Bridge Street Mayobridge Rostrevor Newry Newry BT34 2ET LA07/2018/1906/F Proposed dwelling with Lands approx. 125m Full Patrick Savage 69 Skerriff HQ Building Design Level 1 attached carport and garage North/NW of 69 Skerriff Road 6 St Colman's Park Road Cullyhanna Newry Cullyhanna Newry BT34 2BX Page 4 of 8 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-10/12/2018 to 16/12/2018 Count : 33 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2018/1907/DC Discharge of condition No. 12 Yellow Road Discharge Paul Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick of the planning decision P/ Hilltown of Condition Brothers Leod Quarries 2013/0546/F (lands enclosed by no Leod Road 4 Yellow Road nos 3-9 Hilltown Oakridge Villas and BT34 5TJ nos 7-13a Slievenagarragh) LA07/2018/1912/DC Discharge of condition No. 9 Lands approximately Discharge Errol Flynn 14 Milltown Blackgate Property Services of the planning approval 30 metres North West of Condition Road Ltd Mourne House LA07/2018/1463/F of No 52 Mill Road Lislea 41-43 Downshire Road Mullaghbawn Newry Newry Newry BT35 9TZ BT35 9UF BT34 1EE LA07/2018/1913/O Infill site for 1 No. dwelling Site between 33 and 37 Outline A. McParland anf C. Lynch O'Hare Associates Ballard Road 33 Ballard Road Architectural Consultants Ltd Lislea Lislea The Masters House Newry Abbey Yard BT35 8SQ Newry BT34 2EG LA07/2018/1914/O Infill site for a dwelling and Between Nos 59a and Outline Mr Adrian Grant 60 Marcus Bingham 9 Tullyquilly garage 60 Tullymacreeve Tullymacreeve Road Road Road Tullymacreeve Rathfriland Tullymacreeve Mullaghbawn Newry Mullaghbawn BT35 9XU BT34 5LR BT35 9XU LA07/2018/1919/F Single storey side extension to 18a Seavers Road Full Mr and Mrs Brendan existing dwelling to provide 2 Killeavy McCann 18a Seavers Road new bedrooms with en-suite Newry Killeavy facilities. BT35 8QA Newry Page 5 of 8 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-10/12/2018 to 16/12/2018 Count : 33 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2018/1923/F Proposed extension to front of 19 Ashton Heights Full Mrs J McDonald 19 Ashton Tumilty Design 16 Glenvale dwelling with conversion of Newry Heights Road garage to bedroom and en Newry Newry suite with new pitched roof BT34 2JX over. LA07/2018/1924/LDE Retention of dwelling as built - 76 Mill Road LD Seamus & Jenna Hanna 31 Liam Milling Architectural The orientation of the dwelling Annalong Certificate Ballykeel Court Design 40 Corcreaghan Road is different to that which was Co. Down Existing Ballymartin Kilkeel approved under planning BT34 4RH BT34 4XW BT34 4SL reference P/1982/0669. LA07/2018/1925/DC Discharge of Condition 17 of Lands at McKnights Hill Discharge Lotus Homes (UK) Ltd The TSA Planning 20 May Street Planning Application Bessbrook of Condition Factory Belfast LA07/2016/0617/F. Newry 184 Newry Road BT1 4NL LA07/2018/1926/RM Self Catering Holiday Approx. 150m North of Reserved Downshire Estate Clifton O'Toole & Starkey Arthur Accommodation Murlough House Matters Castle House Keel Point Ripon 41 Arthur Street Dundrum HG4 4AB Belfast Newcastle BT1 4GB LA07/2018/1927/RM Proposed replacement Lands approx. 200m Reserved Brendan Dooley 45 Fairfield David Maxwell Architect 12 dwelling and garage south of 10 Barr Hill Matters Heights Ballyblaugh Road Road Newry Newry Newry BT35 6SJ BT34 1RR LA07/2018/1928/DC Discharge of Condition 18 Lands at McKnights Hill Discharge Lotus Homes (UK) Ltd The TSA Planning 20 May Street from Planning Approval Bessbrook Newry of Condition Factory Belfast LA07/2016/0617/F 184 Newry Road BT1 4NL Page 6 of 8 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-10/12/2018 to 16/12/2018 Count : 33 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2018/1929/F New car park for 15 no. 90m West of No 33 Old Full Outdoor Recreation NI The Greg Seeley Consulting Ltd carparking spaces and Park Road Stableyard i2 Innovation Centre perimeter fence Drumaness Barnett Demense 73 Charlestown Road Malone Road Craigavon Belfast BT63 5PP LA07/2018/1930/F New car park for 30 no 280m South-South Full Outdoor Recreation NI The Greg Seeley Consulting Ltd carparking spaces, 3 no East of No 141 Stableyard 73 Charlestown Road horsebox parking spaces, Drumnaquoile Road Barnett Demense Craigavon turning area for horseboxes Dromara Malone Road BT63 5PP and perimeter fence Dromore Belfast LA07/2018/1931/F Proposed two storey dwelling Adjacent to and Full Patrick & Bernadette Mohan with detached domestic northwest of No 54 3 Roes Green garage on an infill site. Derryleckagh Road Lawrencetown (Change of house design, to Derryleckagh Craigavon that previously approved Newry BT63 6EX under Application No.
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