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Planning Applications Decisions Issued Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/01/2021 To: 31/01/2021 No. of Applications: 79 Reference Number Category Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2017/0540/F LOCDEV Site adjacent to 197 Moira Road New petrol filling station and shop PERMISSION 29/01/2021 183.4 Lisburn (amended plans) GRANTED LA05/2018/0251/LBC LOCDEV 41 Railway Street Part conversion of existing building PERMISSION 26/01/2021 143.4 Lisburn to bedrooms for guesthouse + 2 GRANTED storey extension to rear section of building above first floor for bedrooms and roof top bar (ground floor bar and grill retained) LA05/2018/0346/F LOCDEV Cardan Bar and Grill Part conversion of existing building PERMISSION 26/01/2021 139.8 41 Railway Street to bedrooms for guesthouse + 1 GRANTED Lisburn storey extension to rear section of BT28 1XP building above first floor for bedrooms with top floor for roof top bar (ground floor bar and grill retained) LA05/2018/1136/F LOCDEV 18-22 Grand Street Proposed demolition of 3 number PERMISSION 29/01/2021 110.8 Lisnagarvey existing retail/commercial buildings GRANTED Lisburn and replacement with 6 number BT27 4UD social housing apartments (amended proposal) LA05/2019/0081/F LOCDEV 32-34 Bridge Street Lisburn BT28 Conversion of existing retail unit to PERMISSION 25/01/2021 99 1XY 1 no. apartment GRANTED Page 1 of 17 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/01/2021 To: 31/01/2021 No. of Applications: 79 Reference Number Category Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2019/0095/A LOCDEV 2a Wallace Avenue 2 x External signs illuminated by led PERMISSION 29/01/2021 99 Lisburn strip lights GRANTED BT27 4AA LA05/2019/0885/F LOCDEV Approximately 220m SW of 50 Proposed 2no agricultural sheds PERMISSION 29/01/2021 71.6 Drumbo Road REFUSED Lisburn BT27 5TX LA05/2019/1049/F LOCDEV Adj to 33 Manse Road Retrospective change of house type PERMISSION 25/01/2021 63.8 Carryduff application (amended plans). GRANTED LA05/2019/1074/F LOCDEV Land adjacent to 16B Station Road Proposed access to tennis court, PERMISSION 19/01/2021 62 Upper Ballinderry adjacent to existing access to 16B REFUSED Lisburn Station Road BT28 2ET LA05/2019/1193/F LOCDEV Lands situated 25m west of postal Change of house type to site PERMISSION 19/01/2021 57.2 address 1 Linen Green number 3 from previous approved GRANTED Lisburn application LA05/2019/0140/F Page 2 of 17 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/01/2021 To: 31/01/2021 No. of Applications: 79 Reference Number Category Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2019/1246/F LOCDEV 58 Lisnabreeny Road East Creation of a new off stream pond PERMISSION 29/01/2021 57 Crossnacreevy within a newly created area of GRANTED Belfast woodland. The pond will be BT6 9SS approximately 150 square metres in area. Although it is adjacent to a stream, it is not planned to connect either its inflow or outflow with that stream. The pond will be filled by groundwater- it is in a consistently waterlogged area of field. The pond will not be used for fish farming and is intended as solely a wildlife habitat LA05/2019/1271/F LOCDEV Baronsgrange development (under Amendments to planning PERMISSION 27/01/2021 55.6 construction- planning permission permission reference Y/2009/0160/ GRANTED reference Y/2009/0160/F) F: change of house type on plots Comber Road 59, 80, 81, 82, 83, 86, 87, 89, 90, Carryduff 91, 92, 93, 94, 157, 158, 159, 160, BT8 8AN 165 and 166; amendment to approved house types on plots 47, 48, 57, 58, 163, 164 to provide sun lounges; re-positioning of approved house types on plots 77, 96, 103 and 104 and amendment to plot boundary location on plots 86, 87, 89 and 90.(amended description) Page 3 of 17 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/01/2021 To: 31/01/2021 No. of Applications: 79 Reference Number Category Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2020/0108/F LOCDEV 34 Wesley Street Pitched roof to replace existing flat PERMISSION 25/01/2021 48.2 Lisburn roof GRANTED BT27 4TB LA05/2020/0151/O LOCDEV Rear of 2 Richmond Drive Proposed dwelling PERMISSION 26/01/2021 46.6 Lisburn GRANTED LA05/2020/0163/F LOCDEV 172 Dromara Road Conversion of outbuilding to PERMISSION 26/01/2021 46.2 Hillsborough residential annex (amended REFUSED BT26 6QA description) LA05/2020/0185/O LOCDEV Lands to the rear of 15-17 Cross Lane Site for detached farm dwelling PERMISSION 19/01/2021 44.4 Lisburn under PPS 21 CTY10 (Amended REFUSED BT28 2TH plans and noise impact assessment) LA05/2020/0251/F LOCDEV 7 Thorndale Road South Conversion of existing attached PERMISSION 19/01/2021 41.8 Carryduff garage to study and single storey GRANTED extension to rear of dwelling and new porch to front of dwelling (amended proposal). LA05/2020/0255/O LOCDEV Adjacent and 30m south of 98 Dwelling and garage, including PERMISSION 26/01/2021 39.6 Saintfield Road improvements to access REFUSED Lisburn LA05/2020/0256/O LOCDEV 60m south of 98 Saintfield Road Dwelling and garage, including PERMISSION 26/01/2021 39.6 Lisburn improvements to access REFUSED Page 4 of 17 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/01/2021 To: 31/01/2021 No. of Applications: 79 Reference Number Category Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2020/0258/F LOCDEV 32-34 Bridge Street Retrospective application for PERMISSION 25/01/2021 39.4 Lisburn retention of temporary rear external GRANTED BT28 1XY staircase, 3 temporary external rear doors and temporary roof light to serve 2no. apartments to be removed 3-years from the date of approval (Amended proposal description and plans) LA05/2020/0272/F LOCDEV Lands approximately 70 metres to the Change of house type to plots 160, PERMISSION 28/01/2021 39.8 south of No. 15 Brookehall Close and 161, 163 165-167, 170 & 172b to GRANTED No.1 Brookehall Drive include a single storey sun lounge Belfast to the rear of each property and the addition of a garage to the side of plot 167 LA05/2020/0299/F LOCDEV Rushmore Park Proposed erection of community PERMISSION 25/01/2021 37.2 Ballymacross building with changing facilities, GRANTED Lisburn proposed car park and associated BT28 2HS site works (Amended plans and additional information) LA05/2020/0324/F LOCDEV 18 Beechill Park Avenue Roof space conversion with rear PERMISSION 26/01/2021 38.2 Castlereagh dormer and internal alterations GRANTED BT8 7PR (additional works to include, removal of existing chimneys, raising the existing ridge by 500mm) Page 5 of 17 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/01/2021 To: 31/01/2021 No. of Applications: 79 Reference Number Category Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2020/0347/F LOCDEV Adjacent to 20 Moss Brook Road Change of house type and PERMISSION 25/01/2021 34.8 Carryduff proposed new garage to previously GRANTED BT8 8AJ approved dwelling under application LA05/2016/0475/F LA05/2020/0348/F LOCDEV Site immediately north of no 95 Two storey house with integral PERMISSION 29/01/2021 35.6 Halftown Road garage and a detached outbuilding GRANTED Lisburn in rear garden (Amended BT27 5RF Description/plans) LA05/2020/0367/F LOCDEV Lands located immediately 100m Proposed 4 no. self catering holiday PERMISSION 29/01/2021 34.6 west of Temple Golf Club cottages, new access and all GRANTED 60 Church Road associated site works Lisburn BT27 6UP LA05/2020/0386/F LOCDEV 130m ENE of 6 Craneystown Road Erection of farm dwelling, garage PERMISSION 25/01/2021 33 Upper Ballinderry and associated siteworks (in GRANTED Lisburn substitution of outline approval granted under LA05/2019/0249/O) LA05/2020/0394/F LOCDEV 12 Beechill Avenue Proposed front porch, with home PERMISSION 27/01/2021 33 Belfast office above. Rear extension for GRANTED BT8 6NS open plan kitchen/ living room, with bedroom (with en-suite) and bathroom on first floor LA05/2020/0398/F LOCDEV 14 Meadowvale Road Two storey rear extension to PERMISSION 25/01/2021 33 Carryduff dwelling to allow playroom and wc GRANTED BT8 8PY on ground floor with bedroom above (amended proposal) Page 6 of 17 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/01/2021 To: 31/01/2021 No. of Applications: 79 Reference Number Category Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2020/0414/F LOCDEV Adjacent to 2 Wanstead Road Detached 2 storey dwelling PERMISSION 25/01/2021 32 Dundonald including associated parking GRANTED (Amended plan) LA05/2020/0443/F LOCDEV Lands between no's 3 and 5 Proposed new dwelling and PERMISSION 29/01/2021 31.2 Ballypitmave Road detached garage on an infill site GRANTED Glenavy Lisburn BT28 3XN LA05/2020/0504/F LOCDEV 41 Reaville Park Demolition of single storey kitchen PERMISSION 19/01/2021 27.2 Dundonald to rear of property. Single storey GRANTED Belfast rear extension & loft conversion to BT16 2AR accommodate new kitchen, upstairs bedroom & en suite LA05/2020/0528/F LOCDEV 8 Kennedy Drive Provision of new vehicular access PERMISSION 27/01/2021 27.4 Lambeg and private parking for two vehicles. GRANTED Lisburn LA05/2020/0530/F LOCDEV 22 Rathfriland Road Proposed Dwelling PERMISSION 26/01/2021 27.2 Dromara GRANTED BT25 2JG LA05/2020/0533/F LOCDEV 73 Ballymacash Road Two storey side extension to PERMISSION 26/01/2021 27.2 Lisburn incorporate attached garage and GRANTED BT28 3ES two first floor bedrooms and shower.
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