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Planning Applications Advertised Week Commencing 12 April 2021 Applications to be advertised week commencing 12 April 2021 Full details of the following planning applications including plans, maps and drawings are available to view on the NI Planning Portal www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/finding-planning- application or at the Council Planning Office or by contacting 03000 132 132. 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. Application No Location Proposal in Brief LA09/2021/0500/F To the rear of Bann Valley Extension to carpark Youth Centre, 232 Mayogall Road, Glenone, Clady LA09/2021/0501/O Approx. 62m S.E. of 25a Dwelling and garage Glenshane Road, Maghera LA09/2021/0502/F 29 O'Hara Road, Maghera Single storey rear extension and new ramped access to front LA09/2021/0504/F 27 Mullaghnamoyagh Road, Redevelopment of dwelling to Clady, Portglenone allow for storey and a half rear extension LA09/2021/0510/F 65m W. of 70 Lisnamuck 2 storey dwelling house Road, Maghera LA09/2021/0513/O 105m N. of 30 Mayogall Road, Replacement dwelling and Gulladuff, Magherafelt garage LA09/2021/0516/F 200m N.E. of 36 Slaughtneil Retention of as built 4 glamping Road, Maghera pods approved under LA09/2016/1281/F and extension to existing camp site to create 4 additional pods and communal games room LA09/2021/0505/F 26 Burn Road, Cookstown Retention of first floor 2 bed flat with provision of ground floor 1 bed flat LA09/2021/0514/O 127m S.E. of 50 Blackrock Site for dwelling Road, Dunnamore, Cookstown LA09/2021/0527/F 120m N.W. of 36a Change of house design to that Bardahessiagh Road, previously approved under Pomeroy LA09/2015/1272/F LA09/2021/0528/F Adj. to 89 Lissan Road, Amendment to conditions 3, 4 & Cookstown 5 relating to vehicular accesses & visibility splays as previously approved under Planning Permission I/2001/0137/F LA09/2021/0534/O 60m S.E. of No. 279 Pomeroy Dwelling & garage Road LA09/2021/0509/F 58 Ballyronan Road, Erection of 6 industrial units, Magherafelt parking, 2.4m paladin fence and ancillary site works Application No Location Proposal in Brief LA09/2021/0519/F 5 Ballyheifer Road, Extension to dwelling and Magherafelt converting the existing garage into a gym and domestic store LA09/2021/0521/F Approx. 75m S.E. of 97 Dwelling and garage (change of Ballyneill Road, The Loup house type from that approved under LA09/2020/0023/F) LA09/2021/0523/F The Flax Inn, 27 King Street, Retrospective COU application Magherafelt from yard to beer garden LA09/2021/0535/F 23 Tobermore Road, Renovations to dwelling Magherafelt LA09/2021/0511/F Approx. 20m W. of 35 Moss Storage shed to replace existing Road, Ballymaguigan, storage unit Magherafelt LA09/2021/0512/F 110b Ballynease Road, Replacement dwelling Portglenone LA09/2021/0517/F Approx. 185m W. of 60 Industrial development Ballyronan Road, Magherafelt consisting of 11 units LA09/2021/0518/F 10 Loughill Park, Tobermore Two storey side extension LA09/2021/0536/F 1 Lurganagoose Road, Double garage with gym over Knockcloghrim LA09/2021/0499/RM 75m N. of 37 Cornamaddy Dwelling and garage on a farm Road, Dungannon LA09/2021/0503/O Approx. 100m N.W. of 27 Farm dwelling and garage Donaghendry Road, Stewartstown LA09/2021/0506/F 45m S.E. of 83 Derryloughan Single storey dwelling with Road, Coalisland conversion and reuse of existing byre and use and upgrade of existing access LA09/2021/0507/O Approx. 50m N.E. of 73 Site for dwelling and garage Reenaderry Road, Derrytresk, Coalisland LA09/2021/0525/O 10 Annaghnaboe Road, Off site replacement dwelling & Coalisland garage LA09/2021/0526/RM 7 Aghafad Road, Galbally Replacement dwelling & garage LA09/2021/0530/F 10 Gortmanor, Gortgonis Single storey extension Road, Coalisland LA09/2021/0531/F Plot A3, An Tearmann, Retrospective approval for a Stewartstown Road, domestic modular living unit & Coalisland - E. of Nos 21-24 ancillary building Dixon Court LA09/2021/0508/O Approx. 50m N.E. of 82 Dwelling and detached garage Killeeshill Road, Ballygawley LA09/2021/0515/F 60m N.W. of 70 Cullenramer Amendment to house design as Road, Lisgallon, Dungannon previously approved under LA09/2020/0460/RM Application No Location Proposal in Brief LA09/2021/0520/O Approx. 100m N.E. of 21 Dwelling & garage on a farm Legane Road, Legane TD, Aughnacloy Re-advertisements LA09/2020/1597/O Opposite 44 Reclain Road, Dwelling and domestic garage Galbally, Dungannon (amended siting) LA09/2020/1012/O Between 75 & 79 Tamnamore Infill dwelling and detached Road, Dungannon garage (Additional Flood Risk Assessment submitted) .
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