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DELEGATED DECISIONS to ISSUE W/C 20/06/2016 DELEGATED DECISIONS TO ISSUE w/c 20/06/2016 Reference Proposal Location Decision Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Number Address LA01/2016/0249/F Retention of single storey extension to rear 16A Lowry Park Approve Mr & Mrs G Moore CM Architectural Design of existing dwelling to provide sunroom Limavady 16A Lowry Park 36 Knockanbaan Limavady Limavady BT49 0NX BT49 0UL LA01/2016/0379/F Raising of existing single storey garage to 61 Bell's Hill Approve Mr & Mrs R Young CM Architectural Design provide new two storey extension to Limavady 61 Bell's Hill 36 Knockanbaan existing two storey dwelling. Conversion of Limavady Limavady garage to living accommodation BT49 0DQ BT49 0UL LA01/2016/0244/F Erection of a one and half storey detached Site no. 26 Glenview Approve Mr Brian Mullan J D Forrest dwelling and detached domestic garage Glenullin 7 Curraghmore Park 185 Irish Green Street Garvagh Glenullin Limavady Garvagh BT49 9AR LA01/2015/1071/F Alterations and extension providing garage 115 Hopefield Road Approve Robert & Jean Baker Montgomery Irwin Architects to rear of site at 115 Hopefield Road, Portrush 115 Hopefield Road ltd Portrush Portrush 7-9 Stone Row BT56 8NZ Coleraine BT52 1EP LA01/2016/0208/F Amendment to house design (previous Opposite Approve Timothy Doey Brian Baird Architect planning application C/2004/1358/O & 93 Mettican Road 9 Bushtown Road 10 Fermoyle Road C/2008/0651/RM) Garvagh Coleraine Coleraine BT51 3QP BT51 3JW LA01/2016/0544/NMC Erection of two storey dwelling Land directly South Approve Mr J McGowan Bee Architecture West of 295 Drumsurn Road 3 Conway Lane 295 Drumsurn Road Limavady Drumsurn Limavady BT49 0PX Belfast BT17 9DR DELEGATED DECISIONS TO ISSUE w/c 20/06/2016 Reference Proposal Location Decision Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Number Address LA01/2016/0564/F Retrospective planning permission for a first 8 Carneybaun Road Refuse Andy Deal floor decking area. This is situated above a Portrush 8 Carneybaun Road raised patio in the rear garden of the above Portrush property. Access to the decking area is via BT56 8JB decking stairs within the rear garden LA01/2016/0094/F Single storey rear extension and formation 3 Gortnee Drive Approve Susan Soutar Thomas Wilson of rooms in roof space to rear of detached Portballintrae 474 Shore Road 88 Curran Road dwelling (Amended plans) Whiteabbey Larne Belfast BT40 1BX BT15 4HD LA01/2016/0416/F Roof space conversion to provide living 13 Harryville Approve Mr and Mrs Cromie The Harbour Studio accommodation and single storey rear Portstewart 4 Greenan Manor 25 Millbank Avenue extension to provide kitchen and sun lounge Lower Quilly Road Portstewart Dromore BT55 7DQ LA01/2016/0537/F Single storey extension to side and rear of 3 Millbank Avenue Approve Ms M Taulbutt & Mr J The Harbour Studio dwelling to provide kitchen, utility and living Portstewart Campbell 52 Millbank Avenue areas BT55 7DF 3 Millbank Avenue Portstewart Portstewart BT55 7DQ BT55 7DF LA01/2016/0190/F Proposed alteration to access, resiting of Approx 120m East of Approve Janette McHenry DM Kearney Design dwelling and garage to supersede planning 42 Ballyweaney Road 59 Ballyweaney Road 2a Coleraine Road approval D/2007/0056/RM Loughgiel Loughgiel Maghera Ballymena BT46 5BN BT44 9JG LA01/2016/0333/F Proposed extension and alterations to 7 Westfield Park Approve Joseph and Shiralee Nicholl SW Atkinson dwelling (disabled facilities) Ballymoney 7 Westfield Park 51 Castle Street Seacon Ballymoney Ballymoney BT53 6JT BT53 6QW DELEGATED DECISIONS TO ISSUE w/c 20/06/2016 Reference Proposal Location Decision Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Number Address LA01/2016/0441/F Single storey side extension for disabled 153d Finvoy Road Approve Mrs Denise Farlow Architectural Design Services shower room Ballymoney 153d Finvoy Road 107 Rathkeel Road Ballymoney Broughshane Ballymena BT42 4QE LA01/2016/0469/F Single storey extension to provide garage to 4 Station Road Approve Bryan McPhee side of dwelling Armoy 4 Station Road Ballymoney Armoy Co. Antrim Ballymoney BT53 8SY LA01/2016/0494/F New Detached Dwelling (Renewal of 10m NW of Approve James White GM Design Associates previous planning approval E/2011/0054/F) 122 Whitepark Road 122 Whitepark Road 22 Lodge Road Ballintoy Ballintoy Coleraine BT54 6LS BT52 2NB LA01/2015/0295/LDP Proposed agricultural building at existing Farmyard adjacent to Approve Mr James McLaughlin AQB Architectural Workshop farmyard adjacent to No. 36 Foyle Avenue No. 36 Foyle Avenue 28 Foyle Avenue Ltd Greysteel Greysteel Greysteel 12a Ebrington Terrace BT47 3EB Waterside Derry BT47 6JS LA01/2016/0671/NMC To finish the front wall of the proposed St Mary's Primary Approve Very Reverend B Daly Education Authority Property lobby with white painted render in lieu of School Parochial House Services stonework Rathlin Island 15 Moyle Road 52-56 Ballymoney Street Ballycastle Ballymena BT54 6LB BT43 6AN LA01/2015/0983/O Proposed Site for new dwelling to replace Approx. 250m South- Approve Mr James McIlhattton Hunter Associates existing stone building formerly used for East of 74 Moyan Road 8 Charlotte Street dwelling purposes 2 Moor Road Ballymoney Ballymoney Kilraughts BT53 6AY Ballymoney DELEGATED DECISIONS TO ISSUE w/c 20/06/2016 Reference Proposal Location Decision Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Number Address LA01/2015/0449/O Replacement Dwelling House 24 Bendooragh Road Approve Bannside Properties Ltd 2020 Architects Ballymoney 16 Seacoast Road 37 Main Street Limavady Ballymoney BT53 6AN LA01/2015/1028/O Proposed site for dwelling on a farm for Adj 16 Westfield Park Refuse Mr W Boyd Hunter Associates retirement purposes Seacon Park 137 Seacon Road 8 Charlotte Street Ballymoney Ballymoney Ballymoney BT53 6PZ BT53 6AY LA01/2016/0032/F Proposed new one and half storey dwelling 20 Bridge Road Approve Kevin McKeague ASI Architects to replace existing chalet bungalow. Dunloy 12 Presbytery Lane Clarendon Street Proposed new dwelling to be situated on Ballymena Dunloy Derry same location as existing dwelling Ballymena BT48 7ER LA01/2015/0659/F Proposed new dwelling Approx. 170m S.E. of Approve Mr Ronnie Cochrane Hunter Associates 99 Seacon Road 11 Pullans Road 8 Charlotte Street Coleraine. Coleraine Ballymoney BT52 2JZ BT53 6AY LA01/2016/0299/O Proposed detached dwelling with associated Lands approx.30m Refuse Darren McGill www.niplanningpermission.co site works West of 357 Craigmore Terrace .uk 51 Coolnasillagh Road Ringsend 31 Grange Park Garvagh. Coleraine Dunmurry BT17 0AN LA01/2016/0594/A A: New “Pets at Home" illuminated fascia Pets at Home Approve Pets at Home PLC Image Technique Ltd Coleraine Epsom Avenue Saxon Business Park Unit 18 Riverside Retail Stanley Green Trad. Est. Hanbury Road Park Handforth Bromsgrove Coleraine B60 4AD LA01/2016/0200/RM New two storey traditional rural dwelling Approx 200m North of Approve Brian McDevitt W J Dickson Chartered with associated garage/stores 41 Ballyavelin Road 22 Gortgarn Road Architect Limavady Limavady 76 Seacoast Road BT49 0QW Limavady DELEGATED DECISIONS TO ISSUE w/c 20/06/2016 Reference Proposal Location Decision Applicant Name & Agent Name & Number Address Address LA01/2016/0220/F Change of Use from Industrial Building to Core Gym Approve Richard Kernohan RBA Leisure Facility (Gym) 24c Ballyrashane Road Core Gym 41 Dromona Road Coleraine. 1 Daneshill Road Cullybackey Coleraine Ballymena BT42 1NT B/2013/0226/F To develop a microhydro electricity Turbine house 593m Approve Declan McNicholl Darragh McGowan generating renewable energy system (60kw) NW of 173 Gelvin Road 11 Peters Road 40 Admiran Park on the Gelvin River on the outskirts of Dungiven Dungiven Stranolar Dungiven. Electricity generated to be Co Londonderry Co Londonderry Co Dongeal exported to the grid Intake structure 236m NW of 175 Gelvin Road LA01/2016/0066/O Construction of dwelling and garage on the Lands 65m North of Approve Sheila McKeefry Gerard McPeake Architectural farm 100 Grove Road 100 Grove Road Ltd Swatragh Swatragh 31a Main Street Limavady BT49 0EP.
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