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Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only for the Period:-30/04/2018 to 04/05/2018 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-30/04/2018 to 04/05/2018 Count : 28 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA09/2018/0575/F Proposed extension to side of 15 Cloverhill Full Mr Plunkett Mackle 15 McKeown and Shields existing dwelling to provide Moy Cloverhill Associates Ltd 1 Annagher 2No. en suites Dungannon Moy Road Coalisland BT71 4NE LA09/2018/0576/O Proposed off site replacement 25m south of 60 Outline Mr and Mrs J and C McCartan Muldoon Architects of existing dwelling, located Ballynahone Road McKaigue 37 Cloneen 22A Lisburn Street 25m south of 60 Ballynahone Knockloughrim Manor Hillsborough Road,with the replacement Magherafelt Maghera BT26 6AB dwelling and garage to be located approx. 60m south of 60 Ballynahone Road LA09/2018/0577/DC Discharge of condition 9 of Earls Court Discharge J Aidan Kelly Ltd 50 LA09/2015/0256/F Carland Road of Condition Tullycullion Road Dungannon Dungannon LA09/2018/0578/F Rear extension to kitchen, 7 Coolshinney Park Full Nigel and Sandra Gillespie Brian Baird Architect 10 garage replaced with utility Magherafelt 7 Coolshinney Park Fermoyle Drive room and store, rear Magherafelt Coleraine extension to bedroom, car port BT51 3JW to side. Porch to front, replace flat roof and internal alterations LA09/2018/0579/F Alteration of garage to family 28 Mullinahoe Road Full Malachy and Emma Devlin room Ardboe 21 Belagherty Road Page 1 of 6 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-30/04/2018 to 04/05/2018 Count : 28 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA09/2018/0580/F Change of use from 2 1 and 3 Main Street Full Joanne Brunt 3 Main Street Neil Irvine Design Limited dwellings to 1 dwelling with Augher Augher Unit 5 The Buttermarket associated alterations and 132 Main Street extension Fivemiletown BT75 0PW LA09/2018/0581/F Single storey rear extension 66 Annaghnaboe Road Full Mr Barry McNally 66 Colm Donaghy Chartered to provide additional living Coalisland Annaghnaboe Road Architects 43 Killyman Street space and conversion of Coalisland Moy attached storage area to BT67 7SH bedroom LA09/2018/0582/F Proposed single storey 33 Glen Road Full Dermott Mc Crory 33 Glen Seamus Donnelly 80A extension to house Coalisland Road Mountjoy Road Coalisland Aughrimderg Coalisland BT71 5EF LA09/2018/0583/O Replacement dwelling (with 70 Drumenny Road Outline Derrycarbane Farm 70 retention of existing dwelling Cookstown Drumenny Road for general purpose storage) Cookstown LA09/2018/0584/F Proposed 2 dwellings and 70m North of 17 Esker Full Brian Rafferty 45 Altmore Building Design Solutions 76 garages in accordance with Hill Road Main Street Policy CTY8 with associated Galbally Altmore Pomeroy site works Dungannon Dungannon BT70 2QP LA09/2018/0585/F Proposed 2 storey extension 35 Torrent View Full Mr Brian Cush 35 Torrent McKeown and Shields to side of dwelling to provide Donaghmore View Associates Ltd 1 Annagher sitting and utility room with 2 Donaghmore Road bedrooms over, single storey Coalisland sun lounge extension to rear BT71 4NE Page 2 of 6 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-30/04/2018 to 04/05/2018 Count : 28 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA09/2018/0586/F Proposed 2 Storey rear 30 Todds Leap Road Full Todds Leap Activity Centre Somerville Architectural extension consisting of offices Ballygawley 30 Todds Leap Road Design 23 Todds Leap Road and single storey side Ballygawley Ballygawley extension to accommodate BT70 2BW toilet facilities with internal alterations to existing building with new entrance lobby LA09/2018/0587/F Proposed retention of infilling 100m North West of 32 Full Martin Nugent 32 McKeown and Shields to land to facilitate agricultural Annaghmackeown Annaghmackeown Road Associates Ltd 1 Annagher land improvement works Road Castlecaulfield Road Castlecaulfield Dungannon Coalisland Dungannon BT71 4NE LA09/2018/0588/F Proposed single storey gable 7 LIsnashee Court Full Mr Patrick Heenan 7 Donnelly Design Services 8 extension to dwelling Coalisland Lisashee Court Devesky Road Coalisland Carrickmore Omagh BT79 9BU LA09/2018/0589/F Demolition of existing garage 48 Main Street Full Mr and Mrs W Ballantine 50 Simpson Design 42 and erection of new garage Tobermore Main Street Semicock Road Tobermore Ballymoney LA09/2018/0590/F Proposed new dwelling and Land approx. 40m S.E. Full Martin and Concepta Taggart Design 133A garage of 5 Cloghog Road Heagney 133A Coolreaghs Coolreaghs Road Coalisland Road Cookstown Cookstown Bt80 9QD LA09/2018/0591/F Proposed extension to United Feeds Ltd Unit Full Gordon Mawhinney United McCarter Hamill Architects 44 existing Feed Mill including 24 Granville Ind .Estate Feeds Ltd 8 Northern Road Circular Road new intake, storage silos and 90 Granville Road Belfast Dungannon dispatch slips Dungannon BT71 6BE Page 3 of 6 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-30/04/2018 to 04/05/2018 Count : 28 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA09/2018/0592/F Construction of off site car Land adjacent to A45 Full BDJ Management RPS Elmwood House parking facilities to Service Station 212 74 Boucher Road accommodate 385 cars to Ballynakilly Road Belfast service the lake Torrent Dungannon BT12 6RZ Motorsport facility LA09/2018/0594/F Demolition of existing abattoir 1 Coalisland Road Full BDJ Management Ltd Unit Clarman & Co Unit 1 and erection of new Dungannon 10 33 Dungannon Road neighbourhood shop, BT71 6JT. A45 Complex Ballynakilly Coalisland workshops, forecourt and Road BT71 4HP canopy, coffee house and Dungannon crèche. LA09/2018/0595/F Proposed free range poultry Land approx. 150m Full Mr Weldon Hall 18 Henry Marshall Brown shed with 2No. feed bins, a North West of 49 Gorey Cravenny Road Architectural Partnership 10 standby generator building Road Ballygawley Union Street and associated site works Dungannon BT70 2LQ Cookstown (poultry shed to contain BT70 3AG. (central BT80 8NN 16,000 free range laying grid ref: 271602 hens). 361480). LA09/2018/0596/F Proposed demolition of part of Rainey Endowed Full Trustees of Raniey Endowed GM Design Associates Ltd existing school building and Grammar School GS 79 Rainey Street 22-24 Lodge Road erection of 2.4 Meter high 79 Rainey Street Magherafelt Coleraine paladin fence with pedestrian Magherafelt BT45 5DB BT52 1NB access gate along Rainey BT45 5DB. street. LA09/2018/0597/O Proposed 1 1/2 storey 30 metres North of 143 Outline Gerry V Forbes 51 Drumad C McKeown 43 Mullanahoe dwelling Mullanahoe Road Road Cookstown Road Dungannon townland BT71 5BA Dungannon of Mullanahoe 0288673753 BT71 5AT Page 4 of 6 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-30/04/2018 to 04/05/2018 Count : 28 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA09/2018/0598/LDP Proposed internal alterations Cronghill House LD Mr Tiernan O'Donnell 63 McKeown & Shields and improvements to the 80 Rehaghy Road Certificate Carricklongfield Road Associates Ltd 1 Annagher interior and exterior of the Aughnacloy Proposed Aughnacloy Road existing dwelling ie, Dungannon Dungannon Coalisland replacement of windows & BT69 6HB. BT69 6DJ BT71 4NE doors, re slating of roof, new internal joinery works , re plastering internally, re wiring, new insulation and general improvements to the existing envelope of the existing dwelling. LA09/2018/0599/F Single storey side extension 16 Nelson Park Full Ellen Mallon 16 Nelson NIHE 2nd Floor Marlborough for bedroom. Fivemiletown BT75 Park House Central Way 0QQ. Fivemiletown Craigavon BT75 0QQ BT64 1AJ LA09/2018/0600/F Single storey rear bathroom 74 Beechway Full Kenneth Scott NIHE Tenant Property Services Design c/o extension. Cookstown 74 Beechway B.Spence NIHE BT80 8LG. Cookstown 2nd Floor Marlborough BT80 8LG House Central Way Craigavon BT64 1AJ LA09/2018/0601/O Proposed replacement Lands opposite 65 Outline Robert Devlin 19 Clover Hill Michael Herron Architects dwelling under policy CTY 5. Mullaghmoyle Road Moy 2nd Floor Corner Hou 64-66a Stewartstown Dungannon Main Street BT71 5PX. Coalisland BT71 4NB Page 5 of 6 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-30/04/2018 to 04/05/2018 Count : 28 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA09/2018/0602/O Site for dwelling within a gap 17m North of no 11 Outline Martin Conlon 11 Anneeter APS Architects LLP 4 Mid Anneeter Road Road Ulster Business Park Moortown Moortown Sandholes Road Cookstown BT80 9LU LA09/2018/0603/NMC Proposed dwelling and garage 45m NE of 76 Non Mr Willam Alan Derby 76 Marshall McCann Architects on a farm 45m NE of 76 Ballynagarve Road Material Ballynagarve Road 38 Kilmandil Road Ballynagarve Road, Ballyronan Change Magherafelt Dunloy Ballyronan, Magherafelt, BT45 Derry BT45 6LA BT44 9BH 6LA. Bt45 6LA. Page 6 of 6.
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