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Decisions Issued Week Commencing 1 June 2020 Reference Number Location Proposal Date Application Time to Decision Status Process Issued (Weeks) Decisions issued week commencing 1 June 2020 Reference Number Location Proposal Date Application Time to Decision Status Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1504/O Site at Newtown Road Site for 3 No. self catering 02/06/2020 PERMISSION 83 Camlough Newry BT35 7JJ cottages and associated parking REFUSED (30m South East of No. 47) and amenity area. LA07/2018/1670/F 30m North East of 6 Main Street Proposed two storey dwelling with 05/06/2020 PERMISSION 79 Camlough Newry integral garage as a change of GRANTED house type from approval LA07/2015/1171/F LA07/2018/1715/F 2 Clonduff Road Hilltown BT34 Demolition of existing building on 05/06/2020 PERMISSION 78 3XP site and erection of replacement GRANTED dwelling LA07/2019/0355/F no 41 Fathom Line Newry BT35 Erection of a new workshop 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 63 8QN building (for repairs and storage of GRANTED HGVs) and the Erection of a new commercial building (for repairs to and storage of HGV's) and the retention of an extension to the curtilage of a business LA07/2019/0405/F Lands adjacent to and south east Replacement dwelling with garage 05/06/2020 PERMISSION 62.6 of 348 Newry Road Kilkeel (amended plans) GRANTED LA07/2019/0573/O 95 Aughnagurgan Road Proposed demolition of all existing 05/06/2020 PERMISSION 57.4 Altnamackan Newry BT35 0DY buildings and replace with dwelling REFUSED house and garage. LA07/2019/0850/F 10 Meetinghouse Lane Kilkeel Erection of a house and the 05/06/2020 PERMISSION 51.6 demolition of existing house GRANTED LA07/2019/0871/O 75m SSW of no 118 Head Road Site for dwelling and detached 01/06/2020 PERMISSION 50.4 Ballymartin Kilkeel garage GRANTED LA07/2019/0945/O 60m north of 13 Ryan Road 2 houses (Infills) 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 48.8 Mayobridge Newry GRANTED LA07/2019/0961/O Approx. 40m South east of 5 Proposed Dwelling on a Farm 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 48.2 Teconnaught Road Downpatrick REFUSED LA07/2019/1037/F Cullaville Business Park Rear single storey extensions to 05/06/2020 PERMISSION 47 Concession Road Crossmaglen Units 4 and 5 Class A1. (amended GRANTED Newry BT35 9AP plans, description and site address) LA07/2019/1060/F 1A Shinn Road Shinn Newry Retention of existing dwelling, 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 45.6 Co Down BT34 1PF garage and associated access GRANTED onto Rathfriland Road LA07/2019/1194/O Directly adjacent to 26 Newtown Erection of dwelling (Infill) 04/06/2020 PERMISSION 42.8 Road Newry BT35 8NN (Amended description) GRANTED LA07/2019/1238/F 88 Listooder Road Saintfield Proposed Vehicle Repair 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 40.4 Ballynahinch Workshop for Existing Business GRANTED LA07/2019/1256/O 60m South west of 81 Drumlough Erection of dwelling and detached 04/06/2020 PERMISSION 40.4 Road Rathfriland BT34 5DP garage on a farm GRANTED LA07/2019/1268/O 80m south of 1 Coyle's Hill Site for replacement dwelling and 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 40 (dwelling to be replaced located garage (amended address) GRANTED c.220m SE of 1 Coyle's Hill) Mayobridge LA07/2019/1317/F Lands approximately 21 metres Improvement/regrading of land by 02/06/2020 PERMISSION 37.6 south of 12 Cranfield Road way of infilling with inert GRANTED Ballynahatten Kilkeel Co. construction, demolition and Down BT34 4LQ excavation (C,D & E) waste material LA07/2019/1524/F Lands adjacent to No. 29 Proposed erection of 2 no. 05/06/2020 PERMISSION 31.8 Tandragee Road Newry detached two storey dwellings GRANTED including associated site works and construction of new vehicular access LA07/2019/1566/F 58 Annsville Newry BT34 1AB Proposed outdoor supervised 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 30.6 enclosed area to rear of dwelling REFUSED and ramped access to back door LA07/2019/1596/F Unit 2 Carbane Business Park Application to implement various 05/06/2020 PERMISSION 29.8 Derryboy Road Newry layout changes and other changes GRANTED to portions of previously approved recycling facility to include: demolition of existing Shredder Building (retrospective), modifications to and extension of main Sort/Bale building (proposed), modification to use of main building from mixed waste processing and storage to wood chip processing and storage plant(retrospective), modification of existing unprocessed wood tipping/sorting/storage area in the north of the site (retrospective) and provision of unprocessed wood waste tipping/sorting/storage area in the south of the site(proposed), provision of revised layout of waste storage bays(proposed) and revised technical specifications for waste processing and associated machinery. Modification of Condition 2 of P/2003/2875/F for acceptance of additional EWC Codes 17 09 04 (Mixed Construction & Demolition Waste), 17 08 02(Plasterboard) and 17 02 03 (Plastic) (proposed). LA07/2019/1655/DC 60m NE of 70 Glenloughan Road Discharge of condition number 5 02/06/2020 CONDITION 27.8 Kilkeel Co Down of planning permission reference NOT LA07/2019/0146/F DISCHARGED LA07/2019/1667/F 36 Larchfield Park Newcastle Proposed First Floor Extension to 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 26.8 Dwelling REFUSED LA07/2019/1712/F 24 Bryansford Avenue Newcastle Single Storey Side Extension 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 26.2 GRANTED LA07/2019/1721/O Lands at 20 Scrogg Road Kilkeel Housing development 02/06/2020 PERMISSION 25.6 GRANTED LA07/2019/1729/F 31 Cargie Road Cullyhanna Proposed replacement dwelling 04/06/2020 PERMISSION 26.4 Newry BT35 0JS with associated siteworks GRANTED LA07/2019/1746/O Directly opposite no 100 Kilbroney Proposed new replacement 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 26.6 Road Kilbroney Rostrevor Co. dwelling and detached garage, GRANTED Down involving the removal of all existing buildings of the site LA07/2019/1757/F 49 Ballybannan Road Replacement Dwelling and 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 24.2 Castlewellan Garage GRANTED LA07/2019/1810/O 220 Belfast Road Ballynahinch Infill Dwelling 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 23.2 REFUSED LA07/2019/1815/O 15 Liska Road Newry BT35 Proposed new dwelling 04/06/2020 PERMISSION 24.2 8NH REFUSED LA07/2019/1835/RM Approx. 75m NE 0f 36 Castlerainey Infill dwelling and garage 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 25.2 Road Crossgar GRANTED LA07/2020/0021/F Plots 95 & 108 Church View Off Change of House types to that 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 21.6 Church Street Castlewellan previously approved under GRANTED Planning Application R/2001/0395/F LA07/2020/0034/F Unit No. 4 and 5 Merchants Quay Proposed amalgamation of units 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 22.2 Newry BT35 6AH and change of use from retail units GRANTED to Day Clinic LA07/2020/0037/F 33 Newcastle Street Kilkeel Proposed rear extension to 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 22 BT34 4AF existing dwelling GRANTED LA07/2020/0069/DC Lands 195m SSE of 95 Cahard Discharge of condition 2 of 03/06/2020 CONDITION 19.8 Road Ballynahinch planning appeal DISCHARGED 2019/A0031 Condition 2 : Within 6 weeks of the date of this decision, a landscaping scheme shall be submitted to and approved by the Council, including retention of the existing hedgerow along the southern boundary of the laneway and along the roadside boundary, both of which shall be allowed to grow up to the height of 4m. Details of all new planting along the northern boundary of the laneway shall also be submitted, providing the location, numbers, species and sizes of trees and shrubs planted. Trees of shrubs dying, removed or becoming seriously damaged within five years of being planted shell be replaced in the next planting season with other of similar size and species unless the Council gives written consent to any variation LA07/2020/0082/F 62 Newry Road Crossmaglen Single storey side extension to be 04/06/2020 PERMISSION 20 Newry BT35 9BW used as living room. GRANTED LA07/2020/0091/LDE Lands within the boundary of 62 Retention of equestrian sand 04/06/2020 PERMITTED 22 Rostrevor Road Warrenpoint arena and continuance of use for DEVELOPMEN Newry BT34 3RU the show jumping and horse T training purposes LA07/2020/0134/NMC Opposite and 80 metres north east Approved house to be moved 6m 04/06/2020 NON 18.8 of 25 Seafin Road Meigh Newry towards east site boundary adn MATERIAL 2m towards Sallys Loanan CHANGE roadway REFUSED LA07/2020/0161/LDP 92 Strangford Road Sheepland Completion of the construction of 03/06/2020 APPLICATION 17 More Ardglass Downpatrick approved dwelling REQUIRED LA07/2020/0169/F 51a Upper Fathom Road Extension and alterations to 04/06/2020 PERMISSION 17.4 Cloghoge Newry dwelling to include all associated GRANTED site works LA07/2020/0172/F 19 Barr Road Belleeks Newry Proposed front porch extension, 04/06/2020 PERMISSION 17.6 proposed rear extension for GRANTED dining,living and utility. LA07/2020/0224/F Lands to the rear of 8 Erection of dwelling 04/06/2020 PERMISSION 15.8 Jonesborough Village GRANTED LA07/2020/0244/O 1 Pinewood View Newcastle Erection of a dwelling 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 14.2 REFUSED LA07/2020/0271/O Between No's 4 and 8 Belmont Proposed Site for Infill Dwelling 05/06/2020 PERMISSION 15.2 Lane Kilkeel GRANTED LA07/2020/0297/F Approx. 40m south west of 83 Erection of dwelling 05/06/2020 PERMISSION 14.4 Flagstaff Road Newry (access GRANTED from Windy Road) LA07/2020/0298/RM 25m west of 62 Drumgooland Proposed dwelling on a farm 03/06/2020 PERMISSION 17.4 Road Downpatrick GRANTED LA07/2020/0302/LDE 98 Tullyah Road Whitecross Certificate of Lawful Use or 04/06/2020 PERMITTED 14.4 BT60 2TG Development (CLUD) to confirm DEVELOPMEN that the domestic storage shed T and retaining wall are lawful LA07/2020/0307/LDE 98 Tullyah Road Whitecross Certificate of Lawful Use or 04/06/2020 PERMITTED 14.2 BT60 2TG Development (CLUD) to confirm DEVELOPMEN that the domestic storage shed, T boundary walls and gates are lawful.
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