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Planning Applications Validated for the Period:-18/04/2016 to 22/04/2016 Planning Applications Validated For the Period:-18/04/2016 to 22/04/2016 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2016/0464/F Erection of 3 No. ball stops, Dervock Recreation Grounds Full Causeway Coast & Glens each 30m long x 8m high Millar Avenue Borough Council Dervock Cloonavin BT53 8BE Portstewart Road Coleraine LA01/2016/0465/LBC Change of use from Tenant Bishops Gate-Lodge Listed The National Trust Let Residential to Visitor Downhill Estate Building Regional Office Rowallane Reception and Charge Point 42 Mussenden Road Consent Saintfield Castlerock BT24 7LH Coleraine LA01/2016/0466/F Single storey sun room 48 Main Street Full Mr & Mrs T Ferguson Montgomery Irwin Architects Ltd extension, alterations to Ballintoy 48 Main Street 7-9 Stone Row 1No. existing dormer Ballintoy Coleraine window and creation of BT54 6LY BT52 1EP 1No. new dormer window to the front elevation, alterations to the existing kitchen window and cladding panel to the side elevation, single storey utility room extension to the rear elevation LA01/2016/0467/F Proposed Barn Conversion Existing Stone Barn at Full Mr H Lynch Moore Design Market Court to Dwelling incorporating Craigtown More 25 Roselick Road 63 New Row one & half storey extension Roselick Road Portstewart Coleraine under CTY4 of Planning Portstewart BT55 7PP BT52 1EJ Policy Statement 21 (20metres West of No.26 Roselick Road) Page 1 of 5 Planning Applications Validated For the Period:-18/04/2016 to 22/04/2016 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2016/0469/F Single storey extension to 4 Station Road Full Bryan McPhee provide garage to side of Armoy 4 Station Road dwelling Ballymoney Armoy Ballymoney LA01/2016/0470/F Amendments to previous 31 Prospect Road Full Katherine Hunter Montgomery Irwin Architects Ltd approval C/2013/0112/F to Portstewart 43 Prospect Road 7-9 Stone Row include additional basement Portstewart Coleraine area, air source heat pump and BT55 7NG BT52 1EP design revisions to elevations LA01/2016/0471/F Conversion of integrated garage 14 Whitepark Drive Full R & J Bell Laverty Architecture to living accommodation & new Ballycastle 14 Whitepark Drive 63a Churchfileld Road single garage Ballycastle Ballycastle BT54 6WG BT54 6PX LA01/2016/0472/F Proposed 2 storey rear 220 Moycraig Road Full Edwin C. Armstrong extension to semi-detached Mosside 220 Moycraig Road cottage Ballymoney Mosside LA01/2016/0473/O 1No. infill dwelling with 21.6m North by North Outline Stewart Dodds MKA Planning Ltd detached double garage West of 107 Carrowclare Road 32 Clooney Terrace No.29 Shore Avenue Derry Waterside Carrowclare BT49 9EB Derry Limavady BT47 6AR LA01/2016/0474/F Construction of domestic Lands to the rear of Full Mr Taggart Gerard McPeake Architectural Ltd garage and stable to the rear of 198 Legavallon Road 198 Legavallon Road 31a Main Street the dwelling house Drumsurn Drumsurn Limavady BT49 0EP Page 2 of 5 Planning Applications Validated For the Period:-18/04/2016 to 22/04/2016 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2016/0475/F Increased site area altered 216 Baranailt Road Full Darren McDevitt Gerard McPeake Architectural Ltd access post ion from Limavady 216 Baranailt Road 31a Main Street previously approved planning Limavady Limavady approval B/ 2010/0009/F and BT49 0EP retention of sectional domestic shed to the rear of the site LA01/2016/0476/F Two storey extension to 86a Bravallen Road Full Gareth Barkley Ivan McDonald dwelling for storage and Ballymoney 86a Bravallan Road 17 Lissadell Avenue granny annex Ballymoney Portstewart BT55 7SY LA01/2016/0478/O Replacement Dwelling Adjacent to 3 Maghery Road Outline Mr H Kane Laverty Architecture Ballycastle 31 Legavara Road 63a Churchfield Road Ballintoy Ballycastle Ballycastle BT54 6PX LA01/2016/0479/F Proposed single storey rear 4 Caldwell Park Full Rev R and Mrs C McMullan Moore Design Market Court extension to dwelling and Portrush 24 Grange Road 63 New Row internal alterations Coleraine Coleraine BT52 1NG BT52 1EJ LA01/2016/0480/O Refurbishment and 320m North West of Outline Mrs A McCallum Montgomery Irwin Architects Ltd extension of existing derelict 46 Point Road 150 Quilly Road 7-9 Stone Row dwelling Magilligan Articlave Coleraine Castlerock BT52 1EP LA01/2016/0481/F Proposed single storey rear 19 Oughtmoyle Avenue Full Mr & Mrs Smyth 5050 Architecture extension to dwelling and Limavady 19 Oughtmoyle Avenue 3A Keldon Court single storey detached garage Limavady 17 Linenhall Street Limavady BT49 0HQ Page 3 of 5 Planning Applications Validated For the Period:-18/04/2016 to 22/04/2016 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2016/0482/O 1 no. infill dwelling with 27.5m South of Outline Mr Stewart Dodds M K A Planning Ltd detached double garage 33 Shore Avenue 107Carrowclare Road 32 Clooney Terrace Limavady Limavady Waterside Derry BT47 6AR LA01/2016/0483/F Two storey extension to rear of 17 Charnwood Park Full Mr & Mrs Stevenson Nicholas Dallat property to provide additional Coleraine 17Charnwood Park S & S Windows living and bedroom space Coleraine Units 1 & 2 Antrim Business Park Antrim BT41 4LD LA01/2016/0484/RM Reserved matters application 50m South East of Reserved Mr Alan Laverty 2020 Architects for proposed single storey 7 Causeway Road Matters 7 Ballylinney Cottages 37 Main Street dwelling and single storey Bushmills Causeway Road Ballymoney garage under E/2011/0238/O Bushmills BT53 6AN LA01/2016/0485/O Dwelling and garage. Renewal Between Outline Mr S O'Boyle Henry Murray of infill site approved under C/ 34 & 38 Moneygran Rd 12 Castle Lodge 37c Claggan Road 2013/0177/O. Kilrea Randalstown Cookstown BT41 2ES BT80 9XJ LA01/2016/0486/RM Proposed Dwelling and garage South of Reserved James Walker M C Design 180 Moygaret Road Matters 180 Moygaret Road 8 Springhill Manor Mosside Mosside Cloughmills Ballymena BT44 9FD LA01/2016/0487/DCA Retention and restoration of 79 Charlotte Street Demolition Clanmil Developments Ltd Turley Hamilton House existing buildings and partial Ballymoney within Northern Whig House 3 Joy Street demolition of the building to the Conservation 3 Waring Street Belfast rear and conversion to eight Area Belfast BT2 8LE apartments with access arrangements, parking, landscaping and associated site works Page 4 of 5 Planning Applications Validated For the Period:-18/04/2016 to 22/04/2016 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2016/0488/F Proposed change of use to hot Ground Floor Units at Full Arnold McClean Pepper Architects food café on ground floor 4-7 The Promenade Hopefield Road 48 Kinallen Road Portstewart Portrush Dromara BT56 8HF Dromore BT25 2NW LA01/2016/0489/F Proposed alterations to existing 131 Castlecat Road Full Mr & Mrs R Calvin D.M. Kearney Design dwelling to provide additional Ballymoney 131 Castlecat Road 2a Coleraine Road living accommodation Ballymoney Maghera BT53 8AP BT46 5BN Page 5 of 5 .
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