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Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only for the Period:-07/10/2019 to 13/10/2019 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-07/10/2019 to 13/10/2019 Count : 44 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/1447/O Single storey dwelling on a Site immediately Outline Alan Lawson & Katie Bernard Dinsmore Chartered farm with detached garage opposite and south- Dinsmore 19 Ballydesland Architect 24a Duke Street west of 19 Ballydesland Road Warrenpoint Road Warrenpoint BT34 3JY Warrenpoint BT34 3QB BT34 3QB LA07/2019/1448/F Off-site replacement dwelling Adjacent to and north Full Caroline & Ciaran Collins Bernard Dinsmore Chartered and garage under PPS21, west of 24 Chapel 24 Chapel Road Architect 24a Duke Street CTY 3 Road Camlough BT35 Camlough Warrenpoint 7HN BT35 7HN BT34 3JY LA07/2019/1449/F Proposed infill dwelling and Site adjacent to and Full Trina Marie & Mark Mooney Bernard Dinsmore Chartered detached garage under 50m south of 29 10 Longfield Heights Architect 24a Duke Street PPS21, CTY 8 Foughilletra Road Forkhill Warrenpoint Jonesborough BT35 9PW BT34 3JY BT35 8JE LA07/2019/1450/LDE Roof space conversion to 49 Killowen Old Road LD Brendan Sloan 49 Killowen Cormac McKay Architectural guest house to provide 2 Rostrevor Certificate Old Road Services 31 Yellow Road bedrooms, bathroom, sauna Newry Existing Rostrevor Hilltown and small store Co. Down BT34 3AD BT34 5UD BT34 3AD LA07/2019/1451/LDP Erection of agricultural Lands approximately LD Brendan Carr 43 Newry O'Callaghan Planning Unit 1 building for holding livestock, 65 metres south of 43 Certificate Road and general agricultural Newry Road Proposed Belleeks 10 Monaghan Court purposes Drumilly Newry Monaghan Street Belleek Newry BT35 6BH Page 1 of 11 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-07/10/2019 to 13/10/2019 Count : 44 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/1453/LDE Certificate of Lawful Use or 124 Killowen Road LD Des Gray 124 Killowen Quinn Design & Engineering Development (CLUD) to Rostrevor Certificate Road Services 36 Carrogs Road confirm that the dwelling at no Newry Existing Rostrevor Burren 124 Kilowen Road, Rostrevor, BT34 3AQ Newry Warrenpoint along with the domestic BT34 3AQ BT34 3PY garage and ancillary accommodation unit above, the domestic outbuildings and the curtilage of the dwelling are lawful. LA07/2019/1455/F New access to dwelling in 30m south east of No 8 Full Brian & James Savage 8 Collins & Collins 2 Marcus substitution for that approved Outleckan Road Outleckan Road Street under planning Ref - Belleeks Belleek Newry LA07/2018/0118/F. Newry BT35 7QN BT34 1AZ LA07/2019/1456/F Replacement dwelling with Carige Road Full Adrian Murray 1 Ballynarea Collins & Collins 7 Marcus domestic garage Cullyhanna Road Street Newry Cullyhanna Newry Co. Down Newry BT34 1AZ LA07/2019/1457/F Community Recreation Hall, 91 Old Park Road Full St Colmans GAC Drumaness Kennedy Design Chartered training room, associated Drumaness 91 Old Park Road Surveyors 65 Rocks Chapel changing & preparation toilet Drumaness Road provision Ballynahinch Crossgar BT24 8SE BT30 9HN Page 2 of 11 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-07/10/2019 to 13/10/2019 Count : 44 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/1458/O Housing development Lands at the junction of Outline Felix O'Hare and Company Cole Partnership 12a Duke Watsons Road and Ltd 88 Chancellors Road Street Liska Road Newry Warrenpoint Newry BT35 8NG BT34 3JY immediately South of junction with Liska Road immediately North of 88 Chancellors Road and adjacent and West of Nos 1-13 Liska Avenue (off Liska Road) and Nos 82-94 Chancellors Hall (off Chancellors Road) LA07/2019/1460/O Infill site for new dwelling and Lands between Nos 9 Outline Niall Rice 9 Lower Foughill PM Design (Phillip McEvoy) detached garage and 17 Lower Foughill Road 28 Archdale Millvale Road Road Jonesborough Newry Jonesborough Newry BT35 7NN Newry BT35 8SQ BT35 8SQ LA07/2019/1461/RM New Dwelling Adjacent to 7 The Reserved Ms Mary O'Toole 7 The MB Architectural Design Meadows Matters Meadows Services Ltd 42 Crew Road Strangford Road Strangford Road Ardglass Downpatrick Downpatrick Downpatrick BT30 6LN BT30 7TF LA07/2019/1462/F Retrospective application for 256 Armagh Road Full Martin Mallon 256 Armagh Gray Design Ltd 5 Edward renovation of conversion of Newry Road Street No. 3 existing outhouses. BT35 6NL Newry Newry BT35 6NL BT35 6AN Page 3 of 11 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-07/10/2019 to 13/10/2019 Count : 44 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/1463/F Erection of detached rural Approx. 80m North Full Mr John and Brian Harte 56 Blackgate Property Services farm dwelling, detached East of No. 56 Dernaroy Road Ltd Mourne House garage and associated Dernaroy Road Killeavy 3 Downshire Close landscaping Killeavy Newry Newry Newry BT35 8SP BT34 1FD BT35 8SP LA07/2019/1464/F Proposed 1 1/2 storey to rear 7 Windmill Road Full Declan Reid 7a Windmill 26 St Malachy's Park consisting of extended ground Newry Road Camlough floor kitchen and other internal BT34 2QW Newry Newry alterations and proposed BT34 2QW BT35 7LG bedroom on first floor. LA07/2019/1465/O Infill site for dwelling and Immediately South of Outline Patricia Carroll 16a Crossan Martin Bailie 44 Bavan Road garage No. 16a Crossan Road Road Mayobridge Mayobridge Mayobridge BT34 2HS LA07/2019/1466/F Extension by replacing single 34 Dromore Road Full Marcus Magowan 34 James Anderson 202 Belfast storey out houses with single Ballynahinch Dromore Road Road storey living accommodation Co Down Ballynahinch Ballynahinch BT24 8HS BT24 8UR LA07/2019/1467/F To retain existing dwelling 67 Shore Road Full Mr & Mrs Austin Hanna 19 Tumelty Planning Services 11 without complying with Killyleagh Cuan Beach Ballyalton Park Condition 7 of Planning Killyleagh Ardmeen Approval R/1985/0710 BT30 9QU Downpatrick ( seeking removal of BT30 7BT occupancy condition) LA07/2019/1468/O Replacement Dwelling 34 Killowen Old Road Outline Mr B Fearon 15 Horringford MRL Architects Ltd MRL Ballinran Road House Rostrevor Liverpool 56 Armagh Road BT34 3AD BT35 6QH Newry BT35 6DN Page 4 of 11 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-07/10/2019 to 13/10/2019 Count : 44 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/1469/F Infilling of land (agricultural Immediately north west Full Messers. O'Callaghan 22 O'Callaghan Planning Unit 1 improvements) of No. 30A Monog Monog Road 10 Monaghan Court Road Crossmaglen Monaghan Street Crossmaglen Newry BT35 6BH LA07/2019/1470/O Replacement dwelling and 140m North of 76 Outline Tom Clarke 45a Colin McAuley Planning 2 garage Ballywillin Road Magherascouse Road Millreagh Crossgar Ballygowan Dundonald BT23 5RU Belfast BT16 1TJ LA07/2019/1471/F Proposed replacement 50m north of No. 20 Full Mr & Mrs McGreevy 1 Tumilty Design 16 Glenvale dwelling and garage Crohill Road Carrick Ard Road Crobane Newry Newry Newry BT34 2JX Co. Down LA07/2019/1472/LDE Single storey building 15 Carrickasticken LD James Treanor 15 Milligan Reside Larkin 56 comprising secure stores and Road Certificate Carrickasticken Road Armagh Road covered loading and Forkhill Existing Forkhill Newry unloading area Newry Newry BT35 6DN BT35 9RJ BT35 9RJ LA07/2019/1473/F Proposed porch and bedroom 3 Newtown Terrace Full Eithne Lennon 3 Newtown M Byrne 7 Old Mount Road extensions to dwelling Newtownhamilton Terrace Newtownhamilton Newry Newtownhamilton Newry BT35 0DH Newry BT35 0HS LA07/2019/1474/RM Dwelling and garage on farm Adjacent to no.30 Mayo Reserved Donna Magee 31 Cole Partnership 12A Duke Road and to the front of Matters Blackthorne Close Street no.32 Mayo Road Kilcoo Warrenpoint Mayobridge BT34 3JY Page 5 of 11 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-07/10/2019 to 13/10/2019 Count : 44 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/1475/F Extension and refurbishment 15 Greenan Lough Full Paul & Mary Larkin 15 J Lynam Architect 11 Newry of dwelling over one and a half Road Greenan Lough Road stories Newry Newry Mayobridge BT34 2PY BT34 2PY Newry BT34 2PY LA07/2019/1476/F Erection of Sheltered To the rear of 5 Full Camlo Homes 5/7 The G.T.Design 85 Hillsborough Accommodation (2no Units) 7 & 7A The Square and Square Road to the Side of 9 Main Clough Ballynagarrick Street Downpatrick Carryduff Clough BT8 8HT LA07/2019/1477/F Extension of dwelling to 82a Mill Hill Full Norman Foster 82a Mill Hill Johnnie Agnew 1 Victoria provide gym Clarkhill Clarkhill Court Castlewellan Castlewellan Ballymartin BT31 9NB Newry BT34 4YH LA07/2019/1478/F 5 dwellings with associated Lands to the west of Full Clanmill Developments Turley Hamilton House parking and access works Comber Road and Limited Northern Whig 3 Joy Street immediately north & House Belfast east of 1-21 (odds) 3 Waring Street BT2 8LE Sloane Crescent Belfast Killyleagh BT1 2DX LA07/2019/1479/F Proposed amendment to 8 Newtown Road Full Gareth Tinnelly 8 Newtown Cole Partnership 12 Duke previously approved extension Rostrevor Road Street to side elevation Rostrevor Warrenpoint BT34 3JY Page 6 of 11 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-07/10/2019 to 13/10/2019 Count : 44 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address
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