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Planning Applications Validated - for the Period 19/10/2020 to 23/10/2020 Planning Applications Validated - For the Period 19/10/2020 to 23/10/2020 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Type Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Address LA09/2020/1291/F Proposed domestic garage 60 Tullyreavy Road Full APS Architects LLP for camper van ,car port, Dungannon Unit 4 Mid Ulster garden storage area and Business Pk balcony for private space Derryloran Ind.Est. Cookstown BT80 9LU LA09/2020/1292/F Proposed domestic 3a Tullcall Road Full Henry Marshall Brown garage, walls and pillars Cookstown Architectural Partnership 10 Union Street Cookstown BT80 8NN LA09/2020/1294/LBC Carry out remedial works to 12-14 High Street Listed Eamonn Moore Architect Ltd fix structural defects to Draperstown Building 10 Knockmoyle several window heads to Magherafelt Consent Cookstown the front elevation only BT80 8XS LA09/2020/1295/F Proposed single storey 37 Aghingowly Road Full Neil Irvine Design Limited extension to existing Aghingowly Unit 5 dwelling Fivemiletown The Buttermarket 132 Main Street Fivemiletown BT75 0PW LA09/2020/1296/RM Proposed dwelling and garage Adjacent to Reserved J Aidan Kelly Ltd 76a Gortgonis Road Matters 50 Tullycullion Coalisland Road Dungannon BT70 3LY Page 1 of 6 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Type Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Address LA09/2020/1297/F Proposed demolition of Lands at Wood Road Full R Robinson and Sons Ltd existing church hall and Tobermore Albany Villas construction of new 59 High Street church hall Ballymoney BT53 6BG LA09/2020/1299/F Extension to dwelling 3 Ballyheifer Road Full Henry Murray Magherafelt 37c Claggan Road Cookstown BT80 9XJ LA09/2020/1300/F Proposed shed for 18 Finnobar Full Alan Fox domestic use Coagh 4 Bracken Court Cookstown Coalisland BT71 4SE LA09/2020/1301/F Proposed dwelling with Site to the rear of 56 Full Newline Architects demolition of existing Moneymore Road 48 Main Street building on site Cookstown Castledawson BT45 8AB LA09/2020/1302/F Proposed single 6A Gulladuff Road Full Newline Architects storey storage shed Maghera 48 Main Street to side of existing Castledawson garage BT45 8AB LA09/2020/1303/F Relocation of dwelling Site adjacent to 22 Full Newline Architects and garage with extant Carnaman Road 48 Main Street planning approval, due to Gulladuff Castledawson the location of BT45 8AB underground electricity cable, within the existing approved red line Page 2 of 6 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Type Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address LA09/2020/1304/O Dwelling and garage Adjacent to 243 Outline Seamus Donnelly Washingbay Road 80A Mountjoy Road Aughamullan Aughrimderg Coalisland Coalisland BT71 5EF LA09/2020/1305/F Proposed replacement of Approximately 310m Full TC Town Planning Unit existing turbine approved South East of 37 C12 The Business Centre under I/2014/0238/F with Sessiagh Road 80-82 Rainey Street an EWT DW54 250Kw Cookstown Magherafelt turbine comprising of a BT45 5AJ 40m hub height and blade span of 27m (overall tip height of 67m) LA09/2020/1306/F Renewal of planning Land to rear of 52 Full Les Ross Planning permission for residential West Street 9a Clare Lane development comprising Stewartstown Cookstown 24 semi detached BT80 8RJ dwellings and 26 townhouses and 1 apartment LA09/2020/1307/O Proposed site for dwelling Adjacent to and West Outline Mawhinney Design Service on a farm of 8 Doolargy Road 56 Moyallon Road Aughnacloy Portadown BT63 5JX LA09/2020/1308/F Proposed 2No. detached Lands between 8 and Full ACA Architecture Ltd dwellings under PPS21 12 Findrum Road Cottage Studios CTY8 Ballygawley Gortrush Great Northern Road Omagh BT78 5EJ Page 3 of 6 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Type Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address LA09/2020/1309/O Proposed dwelling and garage Adjacent to Outline J Aidan Kelly Ltd 78 Gortgonis Road 50 Tullycullion Road Coalisland Dungannon BT70 3LY LA09/2020/1310/O Proposed infill site for Lands adjacent to Outline Michael Herron Architects dwelling and garage under 77 Ballynakilly Road 2nd Floor CTY8 Coalisland Corner House 64-66A Main Street Coalisland BT71 4NB LA09/2020/1311/RM Proposed dwelling and garage 120m South West of Reserved 39 Brookend Road Matters Ardboe LA09/2020/1312/O Proposed dwelling and 10m S.W. of 109 Outline garage on a farm Creagh Road Castledawson LA09/2020/1313/F Proposed change of use Convent Road Full Don Sonner from disused convent and Cookstown 26a St Jeans Cottages national school to 15 Cookstown apartments BT80 8DQ LA09/2020/1314/F Single storey front 45 Keenaghan Road Full Fergal Donnelly extension to dwelling Cookstown 204 Scallen Road Trillick BT78 3TA LA09/2020/1315/F Side 2 storey extension & 11 Shandon Park Full Newline Architects alteration to existing Castledawson 48 Main Street dwelling Castledawson BT45 8AB Page 4 of 6 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Type Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address LA09/2020/1316/F Domestic Garage to rear 19 Quarry Road Full Architectural Services of property. Attic space Desertmartin 5 Drumderg Road for storage Draperstown BT45 7EU LA09/2020/1317/O Proposed site for dwelling Lands between Outline 5050 Architecture and garage 17-19a Drumrot Road 3a Keldon Court Moneymore 17 Linenhall Street Limavady BT49 0HQ LA09/2020/1318/LBC Change of use from St Brigid's Convent & Listed Don Sonner disused convent & National School Building 26a St Jeans Cottages national school to Convent Road Consent Cookstown apartments. Existing Cookstown BT80 8DQ structures to be retained & restored LA09/2020/1319/F Erection of mixed-use Immediately North of 31 Full O'Callaghan Planning development comprising Ballygawley Road Unit 1 78 Dungannon bounded by 10 Monaghan Court units (68 dwellings & 10 Cloneen & Ballysaggart Monaghan Street apartments) & 10 Park to the South & Newry industrial units (light West BT35 6BH industrial & storage) LA09/2020/1320/F Detached domestic 15B Annaghnaboe Road Full McCann Architecture garage, general Meenagh Castletown domestic, garden & tool Coalisland Fintona store BT78 2BX LA09/2020/1321/F Extension to rear & 9 Stoney Park Full NIHE 2nd Floor ramped access Swatragh Marlborough House Central Way Craigavon BT64 1AJ Page 5 of 6 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Type Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address LA09/2020/1322/O Proposed dwelling Adj to 59 Outline Peter McCaughey Drumaspil Road 31 Gortnasaor Drumcrow Dungannon Dungannon BT71 6DA LA09/2020/1323/F Split level dwelling Between No's 65 & 85 Full Blackbird Architecture consisting of 2 no single Drumgrannon Road 4 Glenree Avenue storey elements & a storey Dungannon Dungannon & a half element & BT71 6XG attached garage Page 6 of 6 .
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