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27 November 2020 Planning Applications Validated - For the Period 23/11/2020 to 27/11/2020 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Agent Name & Type Address LA09/2020/1459/O Renewal of extant planning Land adjacent to 46 Outline Newline Architects approval LA09/2017/1503/O Bancran Road 48 Main Street Draperstown Castledawson BT45 8AB LA09/2020/1460/F Proposed replacement Approx. 90m East of Full Diamond Architecture dwelling and detached 27 Disert Road 77 Main Street domestic garage Draperstown Maghera BT46 5AB LA09/2020/1461/F Change of house type from 212 Hillhead Road Full Newline Architects previously approved Magherafelt 48 Main Street application H/1991/0126/RM to Castledawson include double garage BT45 8AB LA09/2020/1462/O Proposed dwelling and garage 40m N.W. of 158 Outline C Mc Ilvar Ltd Unit 7 to cluster with established Kilrea Road Cookstown Enterprise group of buildings Killymuck Kilrea Centre Sandholes Road Cookstown BT80 9LU LA09/2020/1463/F Proposed new food processing To rear of 33 James Full Gibson Design and unit to compliment existing Street Build butchers business Cookstown 25 Ballinderry Bridge Road Coagh Cookstown BT80 0BR LA09/2020/1464/F Proposed residential Development lands Full Site Express development comprising of 8 at 14 Moneymore 11 Bridge Street Detached dwellings and Road situated Bangor associated site works adjacent and south BT20 5AW ( Change of house type on west of Oakdale plots 47-50 and 98-94 of Manor adjacent and previous approval north East of LA09/2018/1642/F Thornhill Avenue between Coolshiney Road and Moneymore Road Magherafelt LA09/2020/1465/LD Agricultural building for Lands adj to No 179 LD Vision Design E housing livestock Washingbay Road Certificate 31 Rainey Street Coalisland Existing Magherafelt BT45 5DA LA09/2020/1466/F Proposed residential Development at 14 Full Site Express development comprising of 5 Moneymore Road 11 Bridge Street Detached dwellings and situated adjacent Bangor associated site works and south west of BT20 5AW ( Change of house type on Oakvale Manor plots 78 and 85 of previous adjacent and north approval LA09/2018/1642/F) east of Thornhill Avenue between Coolshiney Road and Moneymore Road Magherafelt LA09/2020/1467/F Extension to existing leisure Approx 45m South Full CMI Planners facility to provide Gym and of 62B Airfield Road 38b Airfield Road changing facilities to allow for Toomebridge The Creagh social distancing Toomebridge BT41 3SQ LA09/2020/1468/F 2 no replacement dwellings to 580m North of 33a Full Patrick Bradley include all associated site Gortinure Road Architects works Maghera 30 Gortinure Road Maghera BT46 5PA LA09/2020/1469/O Site of dwelling house and 100m South East of Outline Architectural Services domestic garage ridge height 19 Moneyneena 5 Drumderg Road of 6.8m Road Draperstown Draperstown BT45 7EU LA09/2020/1470/F Proposed new dwelling and Approx 50m West of Full CMI Planners domestic garage 27 Tirnaskea Road 38A Airfield Road Tirnaskea The Creagh Pomeroy Toomebridge BT41 3SQ LA09/2020/1471/LD Proposed on site processing of 9-11 Tamlaghtmore LD Enviromental And P scrap metal (to include EWC Road Certificate Planning Services 47A codes 16,01,17 : 16,01, Cookstown Proposed Clonkeen Road 18) Ancillary to the established Randalstown ongoing ELV ATF, including BT41 3JJ new weighbridge, mobile plant and external storage bays, relocation of customer parking, reception and portacabin office and extension of existing hardcore areas for storage of depolluted vehicles at Tamlaghmore Road, Cookstown LA09/2020/1472/F Proposed change of use from 1 Cemetery Road Full APS Architects LLP 4 snooker area to extension of Cookstown Mid Ulster Business gaming area Park Cookstown BT80 9LU LA09/2020/1473/F Renewal of planning Approximately 100m Full Hamill Architects Ltd permission LA09/2015/0177/F North West of 25 Unit T2 Dungannon Tullyleek Road Enterprise Centre Dungannon 2 Coalisland Road Dungannon BT71 6JT LA09/2020/1474/O Proposed off site replacement Site 200m N.W. of Outline Newline Architects dwelling 33 Killyneese Road 48 Main Street Castledawson Castledawson BT45 8AB LA09/2020/1475/O Proposed infill site of dwelling 25m East of 33 Outline Diamond Architecture and domestic garage Tamlaghtduff Road 77 Main Street Bellaghy Maghera BT46 5AB LA09/2020/1476/O New dwelling and garage Between 21 and 23 Outline CMI Planners Iniscarn Road 38 Airfield Road Moneymore Toome BT41 3SG LA09/2020/1477/F One dwelling house and 20m South of 34 Full Architectural Services 5 domestic garage Drumderg Road Drumderg Road Draperstown Draperstown BT45 7EU LA09/2020/1478/O Site of dwelling house and 50m East of 18 Outline Architectural Services 5 domestic garage Maximum Falgortrevy Road Drumderg Road Ridge Height 6.8m Maghera Draperstown BT45 7EU LA09/2020/1479/F Provision of prefabricated Coagh Primary Full Education Authority modular accommodation School 31 Urbal 1 Hospital Road Road Omagh Coagh Cookstown BT79 0AW LA09/2020/1480/O Proposed dwelling & garage Adj. 24 Draperstown Outline on a farm Road Annagh & Moneysterling Desertmartin BT45 5NB. LA09/2020/1481/A Erection of 3 Non Illuminated Sign 1 90m SE Advertisem ent APS Architects LLP 4 composite aluminum free Sign 2 148m East Mid Ulster Business standing signs located along a and Sign 3 66m Park Sandholes section of the drum road, to the Southeast of 2 Cookstown south of number 2 Teebane Teebane Road BT80 9LU Road, Cookstown. Cookstown BT80 9PJ. LA09/2020/1483/F The proposal is to erect a Cookstown Full Site 30 Knockbracken single storey modular Ambulance Station Health Care Park measuring internally 4.869m x 54 Orritor Road Saintfield Road 2.30m adjacent to the station Cookstown Belfast building, the modular walls will BT8 8SG be 175mm thick faced with 0.7mm corus steel of colour dark green finish. The modular will be accessed via an external door with a glazing pane in the door LA09/2020/1484/F Renewal of previous approval Approx 50m North Full 3rd Dimension for 2 storey dwelling & 'Breezemount' 49 Architectural Design detached 1 1/2 storey double Station Road Services garage on a farm. Magherafelt BT45 27 Gracefield Road 5EB. Magherafelt BT45 6LD LA09/2020/1485/O Proposed site for replacement 19 Glenmagill Road Outline R G Leonard dwelling with double domestic Magherafelt 33 Sessiagh Road garage. Co Londonderry Tullyhogue Cookstown BT45 5EW. BT80 8SN LA09/2020/1486/F Alterations to existing dwelling 63 Corvanaghan Full APS Architects LLP with 2 storey extension to Road Cookstown 4 Mid Ulster Business rear ,2 storey porch to front Park Sandholes Road and single storey extension to Cookstown side BT80 9LU LA09/2020/1487/F New dwelling and garage 90m North West of Full Bannvale Architectural 51 Rocktown Road Services Castledawson 104A Ballynease Road Portglenone BT44 8NX LA09/2020/1488/O Proposed site for infill dwelling Site 1 approx. 40m Outline Desmond O'Neill and garage South East of 171 17 Main Street Ballygawley Road Dromore Edenacrannon BT78 3AE Dungannon LA09/2020/1489/O Proposed site for infill dwelling Site 2 approx. 90m Outline Desmond O'Neill and garage South East of 171 17 Main Street Ballygawley Road Dromore Edenacrannon BT78 3AE Dungannon LA09/2020/1490/F Proposed dwelling on a farm 50m South West of Full Edelle Dodds 5 Curragh Road 9 Currish Lane Maghera Portglenone BT44 8JW LA09/2020/1491/F Change of house type, 130m South West of Full Vision Design alterations to garage and 180 Shore Road 31 Rainey Street access location and reduction Ballymaguigan Magherafelt in curtilage to previously Magherafelt BT45 5DA approved application H/ 2006/1019/RM LA09/2020/1492/F New dwelling and garage Between 7- 9 Full Bannvale Architectural Ballydermot Road Services Castledawson 104A Ballynease Road Portglenone BT44 8NX LA09/2020/1493/F Erection of 39 dwellings East of 6-12 Full APS Architects LLP Unit consisting of 3 blocks of Coolreaghs Road 4 Mid Ulster Business terraced houses (3 houses per and South of 29 Pk Sandholes Road block) and 30 semi detached Coolreaghs Road Cookstown houses ,access roads, and 10 Claggan BT80 9LU footpaths, open space, site Lane Cookstown drainage and associated site works LA09/2020/1494/LD Lorry workshop, parking yard Immediately East of LD John O'Brien E and associated offices 19 Annagh Road Certificate Architectural Lungs Clogher Existing Consultants Ltd Ardvarna 7 Derreens Road Arney BT92 2BY LA09/2020/1495/F Proposed infill site for dwelling Between 31 & 35 Full Seamus Donnelly and garage. Annaghmore Road 80a Mountjoy Road Coalisland BT71 Aughrimderg 4QZ. Coalisland BT71 5EF LA09/2020/1497/F Development of a 20 x 30m 3G Land adjacent to 1 Full Mc Adam Design multi use games area (MUGA) Edendoit Road 1C Montgomery House at the Presbyterian Church Pomeroy 478 Castlereagh Road with ancillary including Dungannon Belfast floodlighting infrastructure (no BT5 6BQ Lighting) and fencing. The works include for the upgrading of the existing carpark, new footpath, link with raised kerb to the school and the MUGA and new railings and gates along Edendoit Road frontage LA09/2020/1498/F Retention of the Gym and Site adjacent to 99 Full Darcon Architectural Wellbeing Facility currently Ardboe Road Services under construction on this site. Ardboe Co Tyrone. 23 Tobin Park This will compromise of a Moortown portal framed and cladding BT80 0JL building 297sqm in floor space, tarmac car parking surface and associated drainage and septic tank. LA09/2020/1499/F Proposal of a new single 56 Pomeroy Road Full Mc Adam Design storey multi-use building with a Tanderagee Road 1C Montgomery House footprint of approximately Pomeroy 478 Castlereagh Road 818msq on the site of the Belfast previous Forestry School in BT5 6BQ Pomeroy Forest. The development will provide a welcome area with casual seating, multi purpose rooms, a large kitchen , a large double height adaptable multi use space with retractable audience seating for approx.
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