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Planning Applications Validated for the Period:-06/02/2017 to 10/02/2017 Planning Applications Validated For the Period:-06/02/2017 to 10/02/2017 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2017/0134/F Change of use from a dwelling Gracehill House Full Endeavour One Ltd JWA Design into a 12 bed guesthouse 141 Ballinlea Road Rivers Edge 1 Bramble Grove Ballymoney 11 Ravenhill Road Newtownabbey Belfast BT37 0GE BT6 8ND LA01/2017/0135/F Replacement of existing Portballintrae Harbour Full Causeway Coast and Glens WYG Locksley Business Park dilapidated sheet pile harbour Beach Road Borough Council Montgomery Road wall and a section of the Portballintrae Cloonavin Belfast reinforced concrete decking. Bushmills 66 Portstewart Road BT6 9UP Minor repairs are also to be Coleraine carried out to the slipway and BT52 1EY quay walls LA01/2017/0136/F Single storey rear extension 7 Westoncroft Park Full Mr & Mrs I Coulter MH Architectural Services Ballymoney 7 Westoncroft Park 7 Westoncroft Park Ballymoney Ballymoney BT44 9FD BT44 9FD LA01/2017/0137/F Retrospective planning 23 Orchardville Full Adrian Gilmore ATP Architects Ltd application for the erection of Coleraine 23 Orchardville 18 Ballyhackett Road detached single garage Coleraine Castlerock BT51 3EJ Coleraine BT51 4SQ LA01/2017/0138/F Proposed two storey side 10 Petrie Place Full Mr P Canning A J D Architectural Design extension (conservatory/ Limavady 10 Petrie Place Services bedrooms), single storey rear Limavady 149 Whitehill Park kitchen extension and single Limavady storey side utility extension to BT49 0QQ existing dwelling Page 1 of 5 Planning Applications Validated For the Period:-06/02/2017 to 10/02/2017 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2017/0139/F Proposed re-development of Nos. 52 to 62 Quay Road Full McHenry Bros Ireland Ltd Moore Design Market Court site to provide 6 no. two and Ballycastle 11 Drumavoley Road 63 New Row half storey dwellings and 5 no. Ballycastle Coleraine two storey dwellings and BT52 1EJ roadway for private streets determination LA01/2017/0140/F Ground floor rear extension for 3 Glenvale Full Mr Edward Mullan Architectural Design Services disabled facilities Portrush 3 Glenvale 107 Rathkeel Road Portrush Broughshane Ballymena BT42 4QE LA01/2017/0141/F Proposed one and a half storey Lands 170m North East of Full Ciaran Mullan Here Architects Ltd replacement dwelling with 96 Portstewart Road 4-6 Linenhall Street 4-6 Linenhall Street garage, driveway and Coleraine Ballymoney Ballymoney landscaping BT53 6DP BT53 6DP LA01/2017/0142/O Single detached dwelling and Lands adjacent to Outline Mr Hamilton Studiorogers Architects garage of rural character on 41 & 39 Cushleake Road 41 Cushleake Road 1 Mountsandel Road infill site as per CTY 8 of PPS Cushendun Cushendun Coleraine 21 BT52 1JB LA01/2017/0143/F Single storey rear extension to 7 Middlepark Avenue Full Northern Ireland Housing W & M Given Architects provide 2 No. single bedrooms Cushendall Executive Suite House and a shower room Twickenham House River House Mount Street Castle Lane Ballymena Coleraine BT51 3DR LA01/2017/0144/F Extension to attic bedroom with 1 Apollo Avenue Full Claudia McAlpin O'Donnell O'Neill Design associated roof alterations. Portrush 1 Apollo Avenue Associates Ground floor side extension and Portrush 5 Stranmillis Road new chimney stack Belfast BT9 5AF Page 2 of 5 Planning Applications Validated For the Period:-06/02/2017 to 10/02/2017 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2017/0145/F Removal of existing shop front 55 Market Street Full Mr Jeffers 5050 Architecture and signage and provide new Limavady 55 Market Street 3a Keldon Court shop front signage. Limavady 17 Linenhall Street Limavady BT49 0HQ LA01/2017/0146/O Dwelling house and garage Lands 20m South of Outline Paul O'Kane Gerard McPeake Architectural Ltd located on the farm within 68 Gortnagross Road 92 Altinure Road 31a Main Street proximity of the farm and Limavady Drumsurn Limavady accessed via the existing laneway Claudy BT49 0EP LA01/2017/0147/O Site for detached 2 storey farm Adjacent and South Outline Michael McNicholl GM Design Associates dwelling and detached garage West of 10 Dunlade Road 22 Lodge Road 16a Dunlade Road Greysteel Coleraine Greysteel BT47 3EF BT52 1NB LA01/2017/0149/F Removal of Condition 6 of Adjacent to Full Mr William McConway Lee Kennedy B/2007/0527/F 17 Scotchtown Road 17 Scotchtown Road 2 Templetown Park Limavady Bellerana Maydown Limavady Londonderry BT47 6TZ LA01/2017/0150/F New dwelling along with integral 100m North East from Full Brendan McMullan MH Architectural Services garage to rear and gym 110 Bann Road 110 Bann Road 8 Springhill Manor Rasharkin Rasharkin Cloughmills Ballymoney Ballymoney BT44 9FD Page 3 of 5 Planning Applications Validated For the Period:-06/02/2017 to 10/02/2017 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2017/0151/LDP Inclusion of existing recess to 2G Grange Road LD Mr & Mrs D L R Myles McVeigh Brown Architectural front elevation which already Lodge Road Certificate 21 Comber Road Partnership Ltd Studio has a flat roof over to be Coleraine Proposed Hillsborough 33 Mill Lodge included in existing living BT26 6LN 33 Culcarvey Road accommodation and small Hillsborough extension to rear of existing flat Co. Down roofed garage to accommodate BT26 6LD new replacement boiler and water storage cylinder. The applicant proposes some minor internal alterations, including new kitchen and utility room cupboards and bathroom fittings LA01/2017/0152/F Alterations and extensions to 30 Mount Hamilton Road Full Mr & Mrs Kirk Maine Designs dwelling, existing front porch Cloughmills 30 Mount Hamilton Road 51A Killyless Road taken up to 2 storey, existing Cloughmills Cullybackey living room and dining room BT44 9NG BT42 1HD with bedrooms over to be demolished and rebuilt in cavity wall as per drawings LA01/2017/0153/F Detached domestic garage with 21 Warnocks Lane Full Mr & Mrs Ritchie loft store at side of existing Coleraine 234B Mussenden Road dwelling Articlave LA01/2017/0155/F Proposed first floor balcony to 89 Causeway Street Full Ivor Condy Prestige Homes rear of dwelling Portrush 32 Dergina Road 1 Lismore Road Dungannon Ballygawley BT70 2ND LA01/2017/0156/F Proposed replacement dwelling Between Full Samuel Thompson Ivan McDonald with detached garage and 33 & 35 Landhead Road 110 Kilraughts Road 17 Lissadell Avenue driveway Ballymoney Ballymoney Portstewart BT53 7HD BT55 7SY Page 4 of 5 Planning Applications Validated For the Period:-06/02/2017 to 10/02/2017 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2017/0157/O Site for replacement dwelling 120m approx. SE of Outline Tom Reid Ivan McClean and garage 140 Carrowreagh Rd 12 Station Road 64 Old Portglenone Road Garvagh Garvagh Ahoghill BT42 1LQ LA01/2017/0160/O Single Detached 2 Storey Land adjacent to Outline Declan & Helen Wright Family Home 47 North Street 47 North Street Ballycastle Ballycastle LA01/2017/0161/F Two Storey Side Extension to 7 Gortfad Road Full Alan Black Ivan McDonald Dwelling Garvagh 7 Gortfad Road 17 Lissadell Avenue Garvagh Portstewart BT51 5BG BT55 7SY Page 5 of 5 .
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