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Planning Applications Decisions Issued Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 24/06/2019 To: 30/06/2019 No. of Applications: 51 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2016/1606/F Mw Homes Limited 9 Crossgar Cumran Park Proposed development of 8 X 2 Permission 28/06/2019 127.8 Road Clough storey dwellings and associated Refused Dromara Downpatrick site works and alterations to an BT25 2JT BT30 8QU existing access off main street for BT30 8QU 2 dwellings. (amended proposal) LA07/2017/0078/F Mr D Mahon 8a Manse Road 20m East of 223a Newcastle Erection of 3 light industrial units Permission 28/06/2019 121.6 Seaforde Road Refused BT30 8PD Seaforde (Additional supporting info BT30 8NP received) LA07/2017/1601/O Dr Hilary Kelly "Glebelands" 30 metres west of No 1 Proposed Site for Bungalow Permission 28/06/2019 84.2 1 Rostrevor Road Rostrevor Road (Amended Plans) Granted Warrenpoint Warrenpoint. BT34 3RT LA07/2017/1827/O Russell Keenan 25 Mayo 44.0m North West of No. 25 Replacement dwelling and Permission 28/06/2019 78.4 Road Mayo Road garage Granted Mayobridge Mayobridge Newry BT34 2HA LA07/2018/0356/F Mr Liam & Mr Adrian Quinn 15 Approx 60m South-West of No Proposed Industrial Building with Permission 28/06/2019 65.4 Enterprise Avenue 15 Enterprise Avenue associated site works (amended Granted Down Business Park 46 Belfast Road scheme) 46 Belfast Road Downpatrick Downpatrick BT30 9UP BT30 9UP Page 1 of 13 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 24/06/2019 To: 30/06/2019 No. of Applications: 51 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/0526/F Camphill Communities trust (NI) 200m SSW of Mourne Grange Erection of 2 No. retirement Permission 28/06/2019 61.4 427 Holywood Road Main office dwelling houses Refused Belfast 169 Newry Road Kilkeel BT34 4EX LA07/2018/1149/F Warren Properties 4 65 Armagh Road Retention of unauthorised Permission 25/06/2019 46 Woodbrook Park Newry building with amendments to Refused Warrenpoint BT35 6PW same to form 2 No. dwellings BT34 3HL LA07/2018/1323/LDP Oisin Murnion 40 Glenloughan 4 fields to the immediate West Improvements to agricultural land Permission 28/06/2019 41.2 Road South West and South of No. including re-shaping and re- Granted Kilkeel 40 Glenloughan Road grading BT34 4SR Kilkeel LA07/2018/1397/F Seamus Devlin 8 Mill Road 18 Moyad Road Site for replacement dwelling and Permission 28/06/2019 39.4 Kilcoo Kilcoo garage Granted BT34 5HD BT34 5LJ LA07/2018/1466/F Lotus Homes (UK) Ltd The Plots 67-70 Proposed residential Permission 28/06/2019 37.6 Factory Hillcrest Village McKnight's Hill development comprising4 No. Granted 184 Newry Road to the north of Church of the dwelling and all associated site Banbridge Good Shepherd and access works (amendment to BT32 3NB to the rear of Derramore plots 67-70 as approved under Crescent La07/2016/0617/F) and to the West of Brooklawns and Millvale Park Bessbrook Newry. Page 2 of 13 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 24/06/2019 To: 30/06/2019 No. of Applications: 51 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1494/F E. Flynn Constructions Ltd. 14 Adjacent to and North East of Proposed erection of rural Permission 28/06/2019 37.2 Milltown Road No. 91 Maphoner Road detached garage (amended Granted Lislea Mullaghbawn design) under implemented Newry BT35 9TR planning permission (P/ BT35 9UF 2013/0151/RM) along with proposed construction of new rural entrance pillars and gates, additional landscaping and associated site works. LA07/2018/1598/F Mr Paul Madden 31-35 St 5 Monaghan Street Proposed refurbishment of Permission 28/06/2019 34.8 Mary's Street Newry building and extension to provide Granted Newry BT35 6BB restaurant with takeaway BT34 2AA facilities. LA07/2018/1605/F Mr & Mrs Breen 106 Shore 106 Shore Road 2 storey extension to existing Permission 28/06/2019 34 Road Strangford house Granted Strangford BT30 7NW LA07/2018/1625/F Nicola Blythe 65 Inishmore 65 Inishmore Two storey gable extension to Permission 28/06/2019 35 Killyleagh Killyleagh existing house Granted BT30 9TP LA07/2018/1816/F Mr Michael Connell 56 Lands approximately 43 metres Erection of an off-site Permission 28/06/2019 29.6 Slatequarry Road South of No. 56 Slatequarry replacement dwelling house and Granted Cullyhanna Road single story detached garage, BT35 0PU Tullyvallen (tipping) West ancillary site works and Cullyhanna landscaping. BT35 0PU Page 3 of 13 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 24/06/2019 To: 30/06/2019 No. of Applications: 51 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1857/F Colin Barr 49 Ballymacarn 30m South of 49 Ballymacarn Proposed house on a farm Permission 28/06/2019 28.6 Road Road Granted Ballynahinch Ballynahinch BT24 8JP LA07/2018/1931/F Patrick & Bernadette Mohan 3 Adjacent to and northwest of Proposed two storey dwelling Permission 28/06/2019 27.4 Roes Green No 54 Derryleckagh Road with detached domestic garage Granted Lawrencetown Derryleckagh on an infill site. (Change of Craigavon Newry house design, to that previously BT63 6EX approved under Application No. LA07/2017/1577/F) LA07/2018/1955/F Charles Harding 34 34 Quarterland Road Replacement of existing Permission 28/06/2019 27 Quarterland Road Killinchy boathouse with new boathouse Granted Killinchy Newtownards Newtownards BT23 6TX LA07/2018/1964/F Warrenpoint Harbour Authority Docklands - Adjacent to Extension and refurbishment of Permission 28/06/2019 26.8 The Docks Harbour House (the Square) existing Harbour Office to provide Granted Warrenpoint The Docks new meeting rooms, office space BT34 3JR Warrenpoint and ancillary space. (amended plans) LA07/2018/1993/F Mr E Malcolmson 51 51 Bryansford Road Single storey ground floor Permission 28/06/2019 25.2 Bryansford Road Newcastle sunroom extension Granted Newcastle BT33 0DW Page 4 of 13 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 24/06/2019 To: 30/06/2019 No. of Applications: 51 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2019/0035/F Brendan Garvey 9 Cashel 47 metres North of 57 Dwelling House on Farm Permission 28/06/2019 24.6 Close Slatequarry Road Granted Camlough Cullyhanna Newry Newry BT35 7DU BT35 0PU LA07/2019/0057/O Jerome McVerry Main Street Between No. 2 & 4 Mullaghans Dwelling and garage on gap/infill Permission 28/06/2019 23.8 Belleeks Road site Granted Newry Mullaghbawn BT359UX LA07/2019/0114/F Paul Downey 12 Conall 65 Greenan Road Replacement dwelling Permission 28/06/2019 22.4 Avenue Newry Granted Burren Road BT34 2PZ Warrenpoint BT34 3LX LA07/2019/0138/F Mary Murray 29 Ballywillwill 57 Slievehanny Road Alterations to dwelling and Permission 28/06/2019 22.2 Road Castlewellan provision of porch Granted Castlewellan BT31 9LW BT31 9LF LA07/2019/0184/F Catholic Working Men's Club 36 Hill Street The proposed development fitout Permission 28/06/2019 21.8 36 Hill Street opposite Newry Cathedral of the first floor plan to include Granted Newry Newry pool room & toilets. Ground floor BT34 1AR entrance doors to bar and first floor stairway replaced. First floor door to pool room replaced. Page 5 of 13 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 24/06/2019 To: 30/06/2019 No. of Applications: 51 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2019/0189/LBC Catholic Working Men's Club 36 Hill Street Proposed refurbishment of first Consent 28/06/2019 21.8 36 Hill Street opposite Newry Cathedral floor pool room & first floor toilet Granted Newry Newry area. Ground floor entrance BT34 1AR doors to bar and first floor replaced. First floor door to pool room replaced. LA07/2019/0209/A Joanna Kasperska Next Group Next Shop Signs - 'Next' letters, Consent 28/06/2019 21 PLC Unit 7 illuminated box signs for virgin Granted Desford Road The Quays holidays and ground espresso Leister Albert Basin bars. LE19 4AT Newry Northern Ireland BT35 8QS LA07/2019/0222/O Mr Frank Clerkin 134 170 metres East of 127 Replacement dwelling Permission 25/06/2019 19.8 Kilbroney Road Kilbroney Road Granted Rostrevor Rostrevor BT34 3BW BT34 3BW LA07/2019/0240/O Mary Katrina Rice 96 Mill Road Renewal of outline permission Permission 28/06/2019 19.6 Maphoner Road Mullaghbawn (440m southeast LA07/2016/0909/O for Granted Mullaghbawn of junction with Ballykeel Road) replacement dwelling and Newry garage. BT35 9TR LA07/2019/0246/F Orlaith Smyth 2 Cranny Road 50 Ashgrove Road Dwelling (as per extant planning Permission 28/06/2019 19.2 Mullaghbawn Newry permission Ref LA07/2018/0047/ Granted Newry BT34 1QN F) with minor amendments BT35 9RF Page 6 of 13 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 24/06/2019 To: 30/06/2019 No. of Applications: 51 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2019/0300/F Nigel & Bronagh Harper 49 49 Churchview Close Single storey extension to rear Permission 25/06/2019 17.8 Churchview Close Kilkeel and side of dwelling Granted Kilkeel Co. Down BT34 4JE BT34 4JE LA07/2019/0305/F NMDDC Downshire Civic Warrenpoint Municipal Proposed site access road Permission 28/06/2019 18.2 Centre Cemetery widening with footpath for public Granted Ardglass Road Upper Dromore Road vehicular access and disabled Downpatrick Warrenpoint accessibility purposes to BT30 6GQ BT34 3PN cemetery LA07/2019/0306/F Jim and Michelle McKeever 55 55 Millvale Park Extension and alterations to the Permission 28/06/2019 17.8 Millvale Park Bessbrook side of an existing dwelling house Granted Bessbrook BT35 7NL and associated site development Newry works.
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