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Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Cloonavin, 66 Portstewart Road, Coleraine, BT52 1EY Tel +44 (0) 28 7034 7034 Web www.causewaycoastandglens.gov.uk Planning Applications The full details of following planning applications including plans, maps and drawings are available to view on the NI Planning Portal www.planningni.gov.uk or at the Council Planning Office or by contacting 0300 200 7830. 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. David Jackson Town Clerk and Chief Executive The Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2015 The planning application reference B/2013/0276/F is accompanied by an Environmental Statement. District Council Area: Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council. APPLICATION NO LOCATION PROPOSAL B/2013/0276/F Banagher Forest, Refurbishment of existing intake Glenedra Road, structure and access road including Londonderry, BT47 construction of a replacement bridge structure. Copies of the Environmental Statement are available to view and copies available to purchase from Doran Consulting, Norwood House, 96-102 Great Victoria Street, Belfast, BT2 7BE (Tel: 028 9033 3443 Fax: 028 9023 5501) (so long as stocks last) at a cost of £5. A copy is also available for viewing by the public at: Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Planning Authority, County Hall, Castlerock Road, Coleraine during normal office opening hours. Representations about the environmental effects of the proposal should be ad- dressed to the Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Planning Authority, County Hall, Castlerock Road, Coleraine to be received not later than 3 June 2015 to be taken into consideration by the Department in reaching a decision on the application. The Department does not have the power to extend the period allowed. APPLICATION NO LOCATION PROPOSAL Initial Adv Ballymoney LA01/2015/0083/F Site off Tummock Road, Dwelling and increase of 600m NW of Loughabin Road curtilage. Bann Initial Adv 489m South West of 20 Overhead line to connect wind LA01/2015/0060/F Churchland Lane , Coleraine, turbine. BT51 3PX Churchland and South Ballinteer LA01/2015/0061/F 49 Sconce Road, Castlerock, Side and rear single storey Coleraine , BT51 4JT extensions LA01/2015/0071/F Land to rear of 29 & 31 2 no car parking spaces Bridge Street , Kilrea , C/2014/0508/F Coleraine , BT51 5RR LA01/2015/0077/ Lands adjacent to 28 Dwelling and garage. RM Cranagh Road, Coleraine, LA01/2015/0081/F 50m North East of 46 Dwelling on farm. Tirkeeran Road , Garvagh , Coleraine , BT51 5AY LA01/2015/0082/F 46 Tirkeeran Road , Garvagh, Off site replacement dwelling. Coleraine, BT51 5AY Re-adv C/2014/0425/O 253m south of 26 Off-site replacement dwelling. Gortacloughan Road Garvagh BT51 5PJ Initial Adv Causeway LA01/2015/0067/F 12 Blackrock Road, Portrush, Extension to front and side of BT56 8EX dwelling. LA01/2015/0069/F 108 Moycraig Road, Replacement dwelling and Dunseverick, Bushmills garage. LA01/2015/0070/F 19 Hamilton Place, Portrush, First Floor Rear Extension. Co. Antrim, BT56 8DP. LA01/2015/0072/F Approximately 65m South Two storey dwelling and garage. West of No. 29 Craigahulliar Road, Portrush LA01/2015/0073/F 82 Strand Road, Portstewart, Dwelling and garage. BT55 7LZ C/2011/0136/F LA01/2015/0074/F 77 Ballaghmore Road , 2 storey rear extension and Portballintrae, Bushmills, alterations. LA01/2015/0076/F 96 Hopefield Road, Portrush, 1½ storey side extension with BT56 8HF single storey rear extension. Re-adv C/2015/0013/F Approximately 95m South of Proposed Wind Turbine 104 Ballyclogh Road 225kw Maximum ( 32.165m Bushmills Co Antrim BT57 Hub - 13.500m Rotor Ra- 8XA dius - 45.665m Overall Height ) Amended Turbine Type. Initial Adv Coleraine LA01/2015/0068/F 49 Ratheane Avenue, Single Storey Rear Extension. Coleraine LA01/2015/0075/F 36 Laurel Park, Coleraine, Rear Two Storey Extension, BT51 3AQ. Garage Conversion, Side Single Storey Porch Extension. Initial Adv Limavady LA01/2015/0043/F 23 Temain Road, Limavady Dwelling and garage. B/2013/0083/F LA01/2015/0062/F 42 Whitehill Park, Limavady Single storey extension to side and rear. LA01/2015/0065/F 26 Ringsend Road, Limavady Single storey side extension and BT49 0QJ two storey rear extension. LA01/2015/0079/F 49/51 Catherine Street, Extension to 51 Catherine Street Limavady, BT49 9DA to incorporate 49 Catherine Street, change of use to takeaway and two storey exten- sion to 49 Catherine Street. LA01/2015/0086/F 16 Windyhill Road, Limavady, Single Storey Building for Child BT49 0RA Care Facilities. Initial Adv The Glens LA01/2015/0066/F 5 Fairhead View, Ballycastle, Single storey rear extension to Co Antrim dwelling and pitched roof added to garage LA01/2015/0078/F 22 Carn-Neil Park, Glenariffe, Domestic garage/storage Co Antrim, BT44 0RH building.
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