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Planning Applications DCSDC_Planning_Journal_Sentinel_01.06.2021_4clms x 240mm_draft 1.pdf 1 25/05/2021 19:20:50 PLANNING APPLICATIONS Full details of the following planning applications including plans, maps and drawings are available to view on the NI Portal at www.planningni.gov.uk or alternatively as the Planning Oce is currently closed to public access, please contact 02871 253253 to seek alternative options to view the information you require. 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. Initial Advertisements APPLICATION LOCATION PROPOSAL APPLICATION LOCATION PROPOSAL LA11/2021/0481/F 2 Tara Park, Derry, Rear and side Ballyarnett BT48 8PG single-storey extensions to LA11/2021/0533/F 16 Governor Road, Change of use to a existing chalet Foyleside Derry, BT48 7PL 4 bed HMO bungalow LA11/2021/0527/F 7 Glengrainne Erection of first comprising of a Sperrin Gardens, Park, Co. floor extension to sunroom and Derry, BT47 4BG front of dwelling utility/bathroom LA11/2021/0467/F Currys Spar, 16 Replacement of 1.2 LA11/2021/0487/F 22 Tullyardan Single storey Waterside Church Meadows, M. high wall with a Ballyarnett Square, Culmore, extension to gable L'Derry new 2.4 M. high wall Derry, BT48 8GT & rear of dwelling to South West to provide a boundary along bedroom, wet Rossdowney Road room and store and retractable LA11/2021/0517/F Lenamore Erection of two awing fixed to front Ballyarnett Industrial Park, additional industrial of property Shantallow, units complete with LA11/2021/0519/F 85 Abbeydale, Single storey side Derry-Londonderry service, drainage Waterside Waterside, and rear extension BT48 8NA and parking within Londonderry to dwelling and existing demolition of industrial/business existing Garage. park LA11/2021/0523/F No. 45 Oak Proposed extension LA11/2021/0518/F 134 Woodbrook, Two storey rear Waterside Country Manor, to rear Ballyarnett Derry, BT48 8FF extension, front Crescent Link, porch extension Derry and associated LA11/2021/0530/F 18 Church Brae, Proposed side/rear elevation remodel Waterside Altnagelvin, single storey LA11/2021/0521/O Gap site between Proposed site for 2 Londonderry, extension and minor Ballyarnett No. 71 Coney Road No. infill dwellings BT47 3QG alterations to & No. 79 Coney existing Road, Culmore, carpet/flooring C Derry showroom LA11/2021/0482/F 16 Ravenswood Single storey in LA11/2021/0535/F Site adjacent to 5 Proposed detached Faughan Park, Prehen, Derry, curtilage garage & Waterside Clooney Park East, retirement dwelling M BT47 2PF boundary wall Londonderry, (max 6.5 M ridge along drive BT47 6JZ height) & associated Y LA11/2021/0492/F 46 Gulf Road, Single storey rear detached domestic Faughan Killaloo, Derry, extension to garage CM BT47 3TW existing dwelling LA11/2021/0520/F 34 Oakfield Road, Single storey rear LA11/2021/0516/O Site to rear of 65 Proposed split level The Moor Derry City, extension to Faughan Glenshane Road, dwelling and BT48 9BB dwelling MY Derry, BT47 3SF associated site LA11/2021/0522/F Ground Floor, 18-20 Proposed works The Moor Bishop Street, amendment to CY LA11/2021/0524/F 2 Carrakeel Drive, Extension to Derry City, previous permission Faughan Maydown Industrial existing Class B4 BT48 6PW LA11/2016/0153/F CMY Estate, Derry, storage or to relocate door BT47 6UQ distribution access to upper K Industrial Unit and floors at London associated oce to Street including the provide additional installation of storage and roofed external vent & gas loading bay/dock meter to service the LA11/2021/0528/RM Lands between 37 Proposed 2 No. building Faughan and 41 Trench detached split level LA11/2021/0543/F Henry's Car Erection of 2 No. Road, L'Derry dwelling and 2 No. The Moor Breakers 19 sheds for the attached garages Heather Road, internal storage of LA11/2021/0529/F 5 Millbrook, Proposed first floor Derry-Londonderry car parts Faughan Eglinton, L'Derry, side/rear extension BT48 9XD BT47 3QL and change of window type to Re-Advertisements existing dwelling LA11/2020/0859/F Eglinton Timber Extension to an LA11/2021/0531/F Land at 11 Construction of Faughan Products, The New existing shed for the Faughan Ballygudden Road, residential Field, Longfield storage, repair and Eglinton development Industrial Estate, distribution of comprising 11 Eglinton, BT47 3PY wooden and steel dwellings with a products (amended mix of 3 x two description) storey 3 bedroom LA11/2020/0926/F Cross Concrete Proposed erection detached and 8 x Faughan Flooring Ltd, 15 of pre-cast concrete two storey 3 Fawney Road, production unit bedroom Derry, BT47 3NB including four semi-detached proposed with associated pre-casting beds [in access road and addition to two footpath and existing/insitu to be landscaping retained], yard and LA11/2021/0536/RM Lands adjacent to Proposed 2.4M. palisade fence Faughan & 15 M. South West detached/split level (amended of 67 Edenreagh dwelling description and Road, Eglinton, additional Londonderry, information) BT47 2JG LA11/2021/0540/RM Adjacent to 418 Infill dwelling with Faughan Glenshane Road, garage www.planningni.gov.uk Claudy, Co. Derry LA11/2021/0541/F Approx. 200 M. Single storey John Kelpie MEng., CEng., MIStructE., MIEI Faughan West of 11 Ash detached dwelling Chief Executive Avenue, Drumenny (change of house Derry City and Strabane District Council Little, Burndennet, type from previous Derry / Strabane C/o Planning Department Co. Tyrone approval of the Derry City and Strabane District Council, LA11/2019/0244/F) 98 Strand Road, Derry BT48 7NN.
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