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Planning Applications Decisions Issued Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 23/10/2017 To: 27/10/2017 Reference Number DEA Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Description Decision Issued LA01/2016/1131/F Causeway Allan Tate 65 Ballyrashane Road Proposed garage/store Permission 26/10/2017 65 Ballyrashane Road Coleraine Granted Coleraine BT52 2LL BT52 2LL LA01/2016/1323/F The Glens A McHenry Construction Lands to the North East of 3No. New Dwellings and Permission 25/10/2017 38 Dunamallaght Road 13 Dunamallaght Park associated site works Granted Ballycastle Town Parks BT54 6PB Ballycastle BT54 6PD LA01/2016/1382/A Coleraine Coleraine RFC Coleraine Rugby Club Erection of one building sign Consent Granted 26/10/2017 1 Rugby Avenue 1 Rugby Avenue (retrospective) and three Coleraine Coleraine hoarding signs (Amended scheme) LA01/2017/0436/F Bann Mr Derek Thorpe 16 Main Street Replace existing dwelling Permission 23/10/2017 16 Main Street Castlerock with new building (3storey) Granted Castlerock comprising 6 apartments and Coleraine car parking. Access off Main Co Londonderry Street, Castlerock. This is a BT51 4RA re-application for permission currently approved under application C/2012/0140/F Page 1 of 4 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 23/10/2017 To: 27/10/2017 Reference Number DEA Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Description Decision Issued LA01/2017/0586/F Causeway Dr Alison Yeates 53 Station Road 2 storey side extension with Permission 27/10/2017 53 Station Road Portstewart bedroom above garage below Granted Portstewart and 1 storey rear extension BT55 7HH allowing for extended living accommodation LA01/2017/0645/A Causeway Portrush Sportsland Ltd Sportsland Amusement Static Electronic Sign Consent Granted 23/10/2017 28-38 Main Street Arcade Portrush 28-38 Main Street Co Antrim Portrush BT56 8BL LA01/2017/0721/F The Glens Rev Roy Sheehan 32 Moyle Road Demolition of the existing Permission 23/10/2017 32 Moyle Road Ballycastle porch and alterations to Granted Ballycastle doors and window openings and fenestration LA01/2017/0723/F Bann Conor Neill 30 Circular Road Single storey rear extension to Permission 23/10/2017 30 Circular Road Castlerock dwelling Granted Castlerock LA01/2017/0733/O Bann Mr Nigel Andrews c.22m South East of Proposed replacement dwelling Permission 23/10/2017 91 Bishops Road No. 91 Bishops Road Granted Castlerock Castlerock BT51 4SE Page 2 of 4 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 23/10/2017 To: 27/10/2017 Reference Number DEA Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Description Decision Issued LA01/2017/0811/F Causeway Dawson Cotton 192 Causeway Road Amendment to the existing Permission 23/10/2017 14 Ballyholme Road Bushmills approval LA01/2015/0685/F Granted Coleraine to include 2 no additional BT52 2LU windows on the side elevation and an alteration to window opening sizes on the rear elevation LA01/2017/0931/F Benbradagh Sean O'Kane Site 50m North of Single storey detached Permission 23/10/2017 15 Liscall Road 247 Foreglen Road dwelling with roof space Granted Garvagh Claudy accommodation and single storey detached garage with increase in site curtilage and change of house type from previous planning approval LA01/2016/0981/F LA01/2017/0998/DC The Glens Atlantic View Lands at Clare Park Partial discharge of Approval 23/10/2017 Leisure Park Ltd Clare Road Conditions 14,19 & 20 of 107 Ballyneill Road Ballycastle approval E/2015/0023/F, Moneymore Condition 15 not discharged Page 3 of 4 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 23/10/2017 To: 27/10/2017 Reference Number DEA Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Description Decision Issued LA01/2017/1078/F Bann Mr & Mrs Shanahan 16 Quilly Road Proposed Alterations to Permission 25/10/2017 16 Quilly Road Coleraine existing games room to Granted Coleraine provide additional bedrooms associated with established B&B LA01/2017/1344/DC Ballymoney Clanmil Developments Ltd 79 Charlotte Street Partial discharge of Approval 27/10/2017 Northern Whig House Ballymoney Condition 4 (archaeology) of 3 Waring Street application Belfast LA01/2015/0924/F Page 4 of 4 .
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