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Planning Applications Ag freastal ar an Dún agus Ard Mhacha Theas Serving Down and South Armagh Planning Applications Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Planning Offices are currently closed to the public, however full details of the following planning applications including plans, maps and drawings are available to view on the NI Planning Portal website at www.planningni.gov.uk If you are unable to access the Planning Portal, please contact us by email at [email protected] or by telephoning 0330 137 4036 and we will assist you. 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. App No. Location & Proposal App No. Location & Proposal LA07/2020/1570/F LA07/2020/1601/F 31 Killyleagh Road, Downpatrick 12 Hollybush Road, Dundrum Alterations and extension to existing dwelling Alterations and extensions to front and rear and restoration of associated outbuildings for with dormer windows use ancillary to main dwelling LA07/2020/1603/F LA07/2020/1573/LBC 1 Morrow Hill, Maghera, Castlewellan Lands adj. to 31 Killyleagh Road, 2 storey rear extension and detached garage Downpatrick LA07/2020/1607/F Restoration and alteration of listed 60 Circular Road, Castlewellan outbuildings for ancillary domestic use Proposed new dwelling in side garden of 60 LA07/2020/1588/F Circular Road,with new vehicular access to Former St. Patrick’s Primary School site, serve existing dwelling, with internal and Ardglass Road, Downpatrick external alterations to existing dwelling Development of petrol station, 2 retail units, LA07/2020/1576/F 1 hot food unit, ATM and jet wash with Between 53 and 55 School Road, Ballymartin, associated access, car parking, landscaping Newry and site works Erect dwelling and detached garage in LA07/2020/1608/F substitution for the approvals granted under Undeveloped land at Down Business Park, 46 P/2014/0513/O and LA07/2015/1236/RM Belfast Road, Downpatrick LA07/2020/1584/F Automotive storage and distribution, provided Lands between Nos 220 and 232 Kilkeel with office space, kitchenette and toilets Road, Annalong, Newry, BT34 4TW LA07/2020/1578/F Proposed infill dwelling and attached garage with associated site works 5 Killyleagh Road, Saintfield LA07/2020/1585/F Replacement dwelling 48m W. of No.164 Killowen Road, Killowen LA07/2020/1580/F Removal of Condition 2 on application 83 Barnamaghery Road, Crossgar previously approved P/2010/1073/F, Replacement dwelling dwelling to be replaced to be retained for LA07/2020/1583/F farm storage for our client, (dwelling no. 164 Adj. to 76 Belfast Road, Saintfield Killowen Road) New two storey dwelling in accordance with LA07/2020/1586/F PPS21 CYY8 Lands N. and to rear of 45 and 45A Ameracam Lane, Cranfield, Kilkeel LA07/2020/1591/RM Extension to existing Holiday park to provide Between 62 and 64 Ballynahinch Road, 5 static pitches Saintfield LA07/2020/1587/F Dwelling house and garage with vehicular access onto Drumnaconnell Road Lands 55m E. of Marieville Park, Annalong LA07/2020/1597/F Extension to existing Holiday Park to provide 14 static pitches Adj. to 11 Castlerainey Road, Crossgar LA07/2020/1589/F Farm dwelling and garage Site approximately 50m N.N.W. of 53 LA07/2020/1600/F Tullyree Road, Kilcoo, Newry 15 Manse Road, Crossgar Infill site for dwelling and garage Replacement detached domestic LA07/2020/1590/F garage/store St Patrick’s Primary School, 30 Burrenreagh LA07/2020/1568/F Road, Castlewellan To the rear and immediately S.W. of Construct 22 space car park, erect 2.4m high 62 Crawfordstown Road, Drumaness, green wire mesh access gates with 2.4m x Ballynahinch 120m visibility splays. Demolish existing Retrospective extension to domestic walls at school gates curtilage, construction of garden feature and LA07/2020/1602/F greenhouse along with all associates hard 2 Golf Links View, Newcastle and soft landscaping Proposed 2 storey extension to rear of LA07/2020/1572/F dwelling with additional dormers to front Drumaness Mills FC, Drumaness Road, elevation Drumaness, BT24 8LS LA07/2020/1606/F New 3G floodlight MUGA and associated 3m Nugelato, The Strand, 53-55 Central high fencing, new clubhouse and changing Promenade, Newcastle room, floodlights and fencing to existing Proposed alterations to shop frontage over pitch new 206 seat grandstand, new two floors, with internal alterations to stair turnstile block and toilet blocks and and general layout associated surfacing LA07/2020/1610/F LA07/2020/1581/F 50m E. of No.51 Aughrim Road, Kilkeel 71 Ballybannan Road, Castlewellan Proposed dwelling on a farm Single storey extension to rear and loft Re-advertisements conversion with new openings LA07/2020/0909/F LA07/2020/1593/LBC 184m S.E. of No 75 Begny Hill Road, 81 Main Street, Dundrum Dromara, Co Down Proposed change of use from vacant Class Replacement and relocation of existing A1 unit (shopping, financial and professional wind turbine as approved in application service) to hot food takeaway Q/2011/0388/F with a V52 wind turbine LA07/2020/1594/O up to 51.9 hub height and up to 77.9m tip Lands 90m N. of 46 Drumbuck Road, height, electrical cabinets, hard standing area Clarkhill, Castlewellan and all other associated and ancillary works (Amended Proposal Description) Farm dwelling and garage LA07/2020/1392/F LA07/2020/1598/F 60m S.W. of No. 52 Drummanmore Road, 120m W. of 21 Cherryhill Road, Ballynahinch Kilkeel Renewal of planning approval Erection of farm dwelling and detached R/2015/0107/F domestic garage (site location plan) Marie Ward, Chief Executive Oifig an Iúir, Newry Office O’Hagan House, Monaghan Row, Newry, BT35 8DJ. Oifig Dhún Pádraig, Downpatrick Office Downshire Civic Centre, Downshire Estate, Ardglass Road, Downpatrick, BT30 6GQ. www.newrymournedown.org Council 0300 013 2233 Planning 033 0137 4036 Ag freastal ar an Dún agus Ard Mhacha Theas Serving Down and South Armagh Planning Applications Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Planning Offices are currently closed to the public, however full details of the following planning applications including plans, maps and drawings are available to view on the NI Planning Portal website at www.planningni.gov.uk If you are unable to access the Planning Portal, please contact us by email at [email protected] or by telephoning 0330 137 4036 and we will assist you. 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. App No. Location & Proposal App No. Location & Proposal LA07/2020/1577/F LA07/2020/1586/F 48 Victoria Square, Shore Road, Rostrevor Lands N. and to rear of 45 and 45A Ameracam Removal of existing timber garage/shed to Lane, Cranfield, Kilkeel allow for the construction of a new domestic Extension to existing Holiday park to provide garage with a store above 5 static pitches LA07/2020/1592/RM LA07/2020/1587/F Site between 18 and 24A Edentrumley Road, Lands 55m E. of Marieville Park, Annalong Mayobridge, Newry Extension to existing Holiday Park to provide Proposed dwelling and garage 14 static pitches LA07/2020/1596/O LA07/2020/1589/F 40m S.W. of 35 Upper Burren Road, Site approximately 50m N.N.W. of 53 Tullyree Warrenpoint Road, Kilcoo, Newry Erection of a dwelling and detached garage on Infill site for dwelling and garage a farm LA07/2020/1590/F LA07/2020/1604/F St Patrick’s Primary School, 30 Burrenreagh 53 Fairview, Warrenpoint Road, Castlewellan Two storey extension to side Construct 22 space car park, erect 2.4m high LA07/2020/1605/F green wire mesh access gates with 2.4m x 9 Springfield Avenue, Warrenpoint 120m visibility splays. Demolish existing walls Extension and renovation to dwelling at school gates LA07/2020/1571/F LA07/2020/1602/F No. 2 Kildare Street, Newry 2 Golf Links View, Newcastle Proposed extension and alteration to the Proposed 2 storey extension to rear of existing biulding and change of use to dwelling with additional dormers to front licensed premise unit and 2 apartments above elevation LA07/2020/1579/O LA07/2020/1606/F Site adj. to and between numbers 21 and 25 Nugelato, The Strand, 53-55 Central Green Road, Killeavy, Newry Promenade, Newcastle Proposed infill dwelling and detached garage Proposed alterations to shop frontage over under PPS21 CTY 8 two floors, with internal alterations to stair LA07/2020/1595/F and general layout 41 Fathom Line, Newry LA07/2020/1610/F Erection of new commercial building for 50m E. of No.51 Aughrim Road, Kilkeel repairs and storage of HGV’s and a new Proposed dwelling on a farm covered wash bay for commercial vehicles Re-advertisements LA07/2020/1575/F LA07/2020/0186/F Between Nos 10 and 12 Lurgan Road, 125 Rostrevor Road, Hilltown, BT34 5TZ Silverbridge, Newry Proposed replacement dwelling and domestic 2 dwelling houses - different house type from garage (amended description) that approved under planning permission LA07/2020/0576/F LA07/2018/0035/RM 30-32 Rathfriland Road, Newry, BT34 1JZ LA07/2020/1609/F Proposed redevelopment to include: Ground 108 Dundalk Road, Newtownhamilton and first floor extension to existing filling Erect replacement dwelling station convenience store; demolition of LA07/2020/1576/F existing office building and erection of single Between 53 and 55 School Road, Ballymartin, storey retail unit to accommodate relocation Newry of existing instore Off Licence; additional car Erect dwelling and detached garage in parking provision and associated site works substitution for the approvals granted under and to amend the opening hours to 06:00 to P/2014/0513/O and LA07/2015/1236/RM 00:00.
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