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Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only for the Period:-08/04/2019 to 14/04/2019 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-08/04/2019 to 14/04/2019 Count : 45 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0511/RM Reserved matters approval for 40m North East of 7 Reserved Mr and Mrs Watt 3 CT Lindsay Chartered erection of dwelling and Aghincurk Road Matters Aghincurk Road Architect 66 Marlacoo Road garage Knockavannon Knockavannon Richhill Newtownhamilton Newtownhamilton BT60 1JW BT35 0BB BT35 0BB LA07/2019/0512/O Infill dwelling and detached Lands between nos Outline Aodhan & Louise Murray C. McIlvar Ltd Unit 7 garage 151 & 149 Dunmore 145b Dunmore Road Cookstown Enterprise Road Ballynahinch Centre Ballynahinch BT24 8QQ Sandholes Road Cookstown BT80 9LU LA07/2019/0513/F Proposed residential lands adjacent and Full Beechview Developments TSA Planning 20 May Street development of 13no west of nos 39 and 41 Ltd 5 Larne Road Belfast dwellings comprising 4no Kinedale Park and nos. Ballyclare BT1 4NL detached; 6no semi detached 6 and 7 Kinedale BT39 9UA and 3no terraced dwellings, Cottages; adjacent and garages and all associated south west of 8 site works. (Amendment to Edengrove Park East previous approval) and approximately 170metres north east of nos 17 and 18 Riverside Meadows Ballynahinch (Plots 46 47 and 100 to 106 of Planning Approval R/ 2011/0329/RM) Page 1 of 10 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-08/04/2019 to 14/04/2019 Count : 45 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0514/LDE New Dwelling 177a Kilkeel Road LD Alastair Chestnutt 177a Tom Wilson Planning 25 Annalong Certificate Kilkeel Road Carn Road BT34 4TN Existing Annalong Carn Industrial Estate BT34 4TN Craigavon BT63 5WG LA07/2019/0516/F Proposed 2 storey class room St Malachy's Primary Full St Malachy's Primary School Education Authority South extension including alterations School 33 Lower Square Eastern Region 16 and repositioning of windows 33 Lower Square Castlewellan Grahamsbridge Road Castlewellan BT31 9DN Dundonald BT31 9DN BT16 2HS LA07/2019/0517/O New dwelling with access onto Adjacent to 9 Shimna Outline Ciaran O'Hare 9 Karl Ruddle Architects Ltd Shimna Road Vale Slievenaboley Road 123 Main Street Newcastle Dromara Newcastle BT25 2HW BT33 0AE LA07/2019/0518/O Proposed development 2 Adjacent to and North Outline Patrick Fitzimmons 59 Patrick Johnson Design 21 dwellings West of 59 Annacloy Annacloy Road Priests Lane Road Downpatrick Lisburn Downpatrick BT27 5RB LA07/2019/0519/LDE Retention of dwelling and 26 The Craig Road LD Gillian Flanagan 26 The Tumelty Planning Services 11 garage Downpatrick Certificate Criag Road Ballyalton Park Existing Trumennan Ardmeen Downpatrick Downpatrick BT30 9BG BT30 7BT LA07/2019/0520/F Single storey extension to 117 Dundrum Road Full Miss Emma Small 117 rear/side of dwelling with Newcastle Dundrum Road detached 2 storey garage with Newcastle first floor granny annex BT33 0LN Page 2 of 10 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-08/04/2019 to 14/04/2019 Count : 45 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0521/F Proposed replacement 99 Cahard Road Full Mr & Mrs Colin Mooney 13 Gary Harpur Architect 8 dwelling and garage Listooder Rockmount Close Tullywest Road Saintfield Saintfield Saintfield BT24 7AW BT24 7LX LA07/2019/0522/F Refurbishment of current The Harbour Full NI Fisheries & Harbour Rapport Architects A1 harbour masters office and Kilkeel Authority 3 St Patrick's Portview new detached garage Avenue 310 Newtownards Road Downpatrick Belfast BT30 6DW BT4 1HE LA07/2019/0523/O Site for housing development Site directly to rear and Outline Ann Rooney 10 Windmill Brian Fearon 10 Fullerton consisting of 4 No. detached east of No. 17 Milltown Road Road dwellings Street Newry Newry Burren BT34 2AF BT34 2BB BT34 3PS LA07/2019/0524/F Storey and a half garage with 11 Teconnaught Road Full Peter Greene 11 Architech Design NI LTD 78 single storey carport and store Downpatrick Teconnaught Road Whitethorn Lane Downpatrick Kinallen BT30 8QE BT25 2DL LA07/2019/0525/F New 1 1/2 storey domestic Adjacent to and North Full Padraig Poland & Rachel dwelling, with detached of 41 Derryleckagh O'Hare 39 Derryleckagh garage on an infill site. Road Road Derryleckagh Derryleckagh Newry Newry LA07/2019/0526/F Proposed minor changes to Adjacent to and Full Fiona & Conor Magee 10 existing approved dwelling, to southeast of No 10 Upper Knockbarragh Road include relocation of proposed Upper Knockbarragh Ballymoney entrance and the addition of a Road Rostrevor detached garden store/boiler. Ballymoney BT34 3DL Rostrevor Co. Down Page 3 of 10 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-08/04/2019 to 14/04/2019 Count : 45 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0527/LDP Bedroom extension 23 Knockchree Road LD Mr Vincent Heaney 23 Sean Gallagher 12 Old Road Downpatrick Certificate Knockchree Road Upper Clarkhill Proposed Downpatrick Castlewellan BT30 6RP BT31 9BW LA07/2019/0528/A Interpretative signage to Derrymore Demesne Advertisem Newry, Mourne and Down AECOM Planning 10th Floor include: 3 No. threshold, 3 No Bessbrook ent District Council O'Hagan The Clarence West Building welcome and orientation, 4 BT35 7EF House Monaghan Row 2 Clarence Street West No. outdoor framed, 7 No. Newry Belfast outdoor mounted, 5 No. BT35 8DJ BT2 7GP dibond car park, 4 No. outdoor fingerpost, 2 No. waymarker, 6 No. trail head, 9 No. interpretation, 4 No, special intervention, 13 No. special trail makers, 10 No. interpretative seating. LA07/2019/0529/F Environmental improvements Drumintee Road from Full Newry Mourne and Down David Clarke Landscape to include: New granite junction with Mallon's District Council Downshire Architect 645 Shore Road paving, kerb trims and dished Lane to point adjacent Civic Centre Whiteabbey channels. Tactile paving. to 2 Forkhill Road Ardglass Road Newtownabbey Asphalt footpath with stone incorporating the Downpatrick BT37 0ST chippings. New street lighting junction with Chapel BT30 6GQ and removal of overhead Road and Railway wires. Tree surrounds and Road tree planting. Coloured road Meigh coatings. Page 4 of 10 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-08/04/2019 to 14/04/2019 Count : 45 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0530/F Proposed new dwelling and 50m west of 22 Full Mr & Mrs Lundy 14 Tumilty Design 16 Glenvale garage (Change of previously Jockeys Brae Drumiller View Road approved house type under Jerrettspass Lurganure Newry ref LA07/2015/0114/F) Newry Newry BT34 2JX Co. Down LA07/2019/0531/F Improvement works to include: Derrymore Demesne Full Newry, Mourne and Down AECOM Planning 10th Floor New toilet block, access road Bessbrook District Council O'Hagan The Clarence West Building with parking either side, new Newry House 2 Clarence Street West exit road with new gates, County Armagh Monaghan Row Belfast resurfacing of roads, BT35 7EF Newry BT2 7GP installation of bollards, estate BT35 8DL railing, relocation of stock proof fence, installation of new fencing, 2no. field gates, 3no. kissing gates, new drainage and path reinforcements, small bridge across the water course, water bound path to connect into existing compacted soil path and all associated site works. LA07/2019/0532/F Demolition of rear single 1 Keelpoint Full David McClune 205 Main Ballymullan Architect (BMA) storey lounge, rear Dundrum Street Ltd 50 Ballymullan Road outbuildings and garage. Dundrum Lisburn Construction of new single BT33 0LY BT27 5PJ storey kitchen, lounge and downstairs bedroom to the rear Page 5 of 10 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-08/04/2019 to 14/04/2019 Count : 45 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0533/F Proposed roofspace 41 Mearne Road Full Mr & Mrs M Lampitt 41 William Shannon Architect conversion with 2 pitched roof Downpatrick Mearne Road Studio 27 dormer windows Downpatrick Middle Road BT30 6SY Saintfield BT24 7LP LA07/2019/0534/NMC Amendment to South West Stack Shed adjacent to Non Mr Robert Bain 27 High Ian Gibson Architect 80 elevation, Removal of 43 Jericho Road Material Street Comber Road domestic style pitched roof Tullyveery Change Killyleagh Killinchy porch, Amend to vernacular Crossgar BT30 9QF BT23 6PF proportion sliding barn style door. LA07/2019/0535/NMC Proposed 4 No camping units, 31 Wood Road Non Brian Coffey 31 Wood Road shower and toilet block with Castlewellan Material Castlewellan associated car parking Change BT31 9LR LA07/2019/0536/F Proposed two-storey dwelling Lands directly north- Full Alistair Chestnutt 177a HPA Architecture Ltd Unit 4 with garage west of 177a Kilkeel Kilkeel Road Seagoe Industrial Estate Road Annalong Portadown Annalong BT34 4TN Craigavon BT63 5QD LA07/2019/0537/LBC Amendments to previous Killeavy Castle Listed Jaramas Investments (NI) 42 Farlough Road approved Listed Building Ballintemple Road Building Limited 12 Ballintemple Dungannon Consent (P/2014/0307/LBC). Clonlum Consent Road BT71 4DU Provision of external Meigh Kileavy emergency escape stair within Newry Newry area of the castle including Co. Armagh BT35 8LQ breaking a pedestrian scale opening in area north wall. Page 6 of 10 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-08/04/2019
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