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Plans Passed OPEN DATA BC- Plans passed 1/1/16 - 31/12/16 BC Ref Site Address Works Plans passed 16/07439/DEX 4 Fuchsia Close Reayrt Ny Keylley Peel Isle Of Man Erection of a single storey extension to the north elevation. 17/10/2016 IM5 1GL 16/07448/OR 5 Faaie Craine Ballaugh Isle Of Man IM7 5AD Cavity wall insulation - REGULARISATION 18/10/2016 16/07342/OR The Barnagh Rhencullen Kirk Michael Isle Of Man Conversion of two existing barns to create three tourist / residential units 11/08/2016 IM6 2HB 16/07486/DEX Dhoor House Andreas Road Dhoor Ramsey Isle Of Proposed erection of replacement garage with living accommodation 03/11/2016 Man IM7 4ED 16/07487/DEX Vaaish Mooar Farm Staarvey Road Peel Isle Of Man Alterations including the installation of two bathrooms, to attached barn to 07/11/2016 IM5 2AJ provide additional living accommodation 16/07488/OTH Unit 1 And 2 Cooil Smithy Isle Of Man Business Park Creation of new first floor internal door between Units 1 and 2. 07/11/2016 Douglas Isle Of Man IM2 2QA 16/07314/DEX 15 Close Cubbon Peel Isle Of Man IM5 1NS Erection of extension to rear elevation to create a new kitchen and utility. 21/07/2016 16/07010/OTH The Vollan Pump Station Mooragh Park Ramsey Isle Proposed new pump station consisting of a single storey control building 20/01/2016 Of Man with a pitched roof. New underground utilities to replace existing pump facility. 16/07305/DEX Wyndale 2 Mountain View Peel Isle Of Man IM5 1QD Single Storey Extension Conversion of Garage 14/07/2016 16/07315/DEX 18 Queens Valley Ramsey Isle Of Man IM8 1NG Lightweight roof tile finish to replace existing conservatory. 21/07/2016 16/07323/DEX 21 Thornhill Close Port Erin Isle Of Man IM9 6NG Widening of opening between kitchen and dining room and new of ensuite to 09/08/2016 first floor. 16/07324/DEX Derbyhaven House Derbyhaven Isle Of Man IM9 1TS Demolition of existing boathouse and erection of replacement extension to 15/08/2016 dwelling 16/07337/DEX Fieldhead Glen Mona Loop Road Glen Mona Ramsey Alterations, conversion of existing garage to provide additional living 04/08/2016 Isle Of Man IM7 1HG accommodation and creation of additional windows to dwelling. 19 January 2017 Page 1 of 28 BC Ref Site Address Works Plans passed 16/07338/DEX 8 Glen Maye Park Glen Maye Isle Of Man IM5 3AX Erection of a rear extension to dwelling 04/08/2016 16/07460/DEX Sea Peep Poortown Road Peel Isle Of Man IM5 1QG Erection of an extension to the front elevation. Erection of an extension to 26/10/2016 the rear elevation. Introduction of dormer to bedroom. 16/07462/FS Thie Maynrey Beaumont Road Ramsey Isle Of Man Installation of multi fuel stove and flue. 01/11/2016 IM8 2HN 16/07037/DEX Dreemskerry Farm Dreemskerry Ramsey Isle Of Man Construction of extension to north elevation to provide new sun lounge and 18/02/2016 IM7 1BF extension to front elevation to provide new porch, pantry and wine store 16/07038/DEX 1 Farrants Park Castletown Isle Of Man IM9 1NG Construction of extension to dwelling and internal alterations & 17/03/2016 refurbishments 16/07039/OTH Maughold Village Car Park Maughold Isle Of Man Erection of proposed public toilets 04/02/2016 16/07528/OTH Santon Motel Main Road Santon Isle Of Man IM4 1EJ Installation of self-catering facilities to new kitchen area in rooms 2, 10 and 09/12/2016 14. 16/07003/DEX 4 Athol Court Port Erin Isle Of Man IM9 6EJ Erection of a single storey extension to the west elevation 09/02/2016 16/07004/DOM Plot 1 At The Lancashire House Main Road Santon Proposed erection of new dwelling and detached double garage 07/01/2016 Isle Of Man 16/07005/DEX 3 Mountain View Peel Isle Of Man IM5 1QD Proposed attic conversion and construction of two storey extension 19/01/2016 16/07006/DEX 41 Ballagarey Road Glen Vine Isle Of Man IM4 4EF Erection of rear extension to create enlarged kitchen/dining room, garage 29/01/2016 and utility room. 16/07008/DEX Cronk Breck Qualtroughs Lane Ballafesson Port Erin Erection of replacement single storey extension to the east elevation 28/01/2016 Isle Of Man IM9 6TP 16/07187/DOM Plot 145, Land At Ballawattleworth Poortown Road Erection of elderly persons housing - Alder House Type 29/04/2016 Peel Isle Of Man 16/07255/DEX Leafy Rise Main Road Glen Vine Isle Of Man IM4 4AZ Alterations and erection of extensions including raising roof level to dwelling 06/06/2016 provide additional living accommodation at ground floor and creation of a first floor living space. 19 January 2017 Page 2 of 28 BC Ref Site Address Works Plans passed 16/07278/DRO Flat 11 Carlton Apartments Spaldrick Port Erin Isle Of Proposed staircase to Attic storage, with associated access 19/07/2016 Man IM9 6PD 16/07514/OTH Unit 19 Industrial Starter Units Middle Farm Richmond Installation of a fire alarm system and the construction of a WC 23/11/2016 Hill Douglas Isle Of Man IM4 1JL 15/07513/DOM Plot 47, Land At Ballawattleworth Poortown Road Peel Erection of 3 Bed "Baldwin" House Type (Previously Oak House Type) 20/01/2016 Isle Of Man 15/07514/DOM Plot 38, Land At Ballawattleworth Poortown Road Peel Erection of 4 Bed "Maple" House Type (Previously Oak House Type) 15/01/2016 Isle Of Man 15/07515/DOM Plot 41, Land At Ballawattleworth Poortown Road Peel Erection of 4 Bed "Maple" House Type (Previously Laurel House Type) 15/01/2016 Isle Of Man 15/07517/DOM Plot 40, Land At Ballawattleworth Poortown Road Peel Erection of 4 Bed "Maple" House Type (Previously Beech House Type) 15/01/2016 Isle Of Man 16/07011/DEX 14 Marine Gardens Ramsey Isle Of Man IM8 1EN Conversion of roof space into living accommodation and change of kitchen 20/01/2016 from upper first floor to lower ground floor. 16/07013/DEX 19 Ballacriy Park Colby Isle Of Man IM9 4LT Internal alterations to property to include removal of wall between kitchen 04/02/2016 and dining room, blocking up existing window within lounge and en-suite bathroom to bedroom 1. 16/07262/OTH Ballabundu Chapel Lane Baldrine Isle Of Man IM4 Demolition of existing conservatory and boiler house and construction of 09/06/2016 6DG extension to provide new front hall, kitchen dining room with associated alterations to existing layout including new access stairs to extended attic space. 16/07289/DEX Cobblers Goose Switchback Road Knocksharry Peel Changing garage roof from pitch to flat and creating a sun terrace with 06/07/2016 Isle Of Man IM5 2AG Installation of french doors opening onto. 16/07290/DEX The Old Parsonage St Marks Ballasalla Isle Of Man Partial demolition of single storey section of existing building and 26/07/2016 IM9 3AH construction of new extension to provide additional living space and bathrooms. Internal alterations to existing house. 16/07379/OR Redundant Milking Parlour The Views Farm Bradda Conversion and external alterations to building to create tourist living 01/09/2016 Road Port Erin Isle Of Man accommodation and widening of existing vehicular entrances. 16/07020/DEX 112 Fairways Drive Mount Murray Douglas Isle Of Removal of retaining wall between kitchen and utility room. Fitting of RSJ to 18/01/2016 Man IM4 2JL support the joists. 19 January 2017 Page 3 of 28 BC Ref Site Address Works Plans passed 16/07224/DEX 8 Glen Maye Park Glen Maye Isle Of Man IM5 3AX To create a patio area, converting a sloped bed using retaining walls. 18/05/2016 16/07225/IND New Industrial Building Kirby Farm Industrial Estate Construction of an industrial building. 19/05/2016 Vicarage Road Douglas Isle Of Man 15/07493/OTH Middle Cordeman Cordeman Road St Marks Erection of holiday accommodation, facilities and hedgehog care and 08/01/2016 Ballasalla Isle Of Man IM9 3AJ visitors centre 16/07317/OR Mona House 33 Malew Street Castletown Isle Of Man Alterations to existing building to create 3 x new apartments including raising 08/08/2016 IM9 1AE the roof and erection of a two storey extension to create a further 2 x apartments. 16/07405/DEX Bradda Bradda West Road Spaldrick Port Erin Isle Of Internal and external alterations to provide enlarged entrance to lounge, 28/09/2016 Man IM9 6PL removal of wall between lounge and dining room. Removal of opening from kitchen to dining room. Removal of wall and installation of doors to dining room. Removal of sun room to side elevation. 16/07428/OR Ballnalargy Barn Dalby Isle Of Man Conversion of barn to self contained living accommodation. 07/10/2016 16/07267/DOM Plot 2 At The Lancashire House Main Road Santon Erection of new dwelling and detached garage. 25/07/2016 Isle Of Man IM4 1HS 16/07268/OR Ainchea Corony Bridge Corony Ramsey Isle Of Man Proposed detached building to form games room. 28/06/2016 IM7 1EY 16/07070/DEX Cedar Lodge Main Road Crosby Isle Of Man IM4 4BH Proposed Alterations and Extensions to property (see case note or attached 03/03/2016 email within property correspondence) 16/07071/DOM Cass Y Cronk Cronk Ruagh Lezayre Ramsey Isle Of Demolition of existing dwelling and garage with construction of replacement 19/02/2016 Man IM7 2ED dwelling and garage 16/07326/DEX Tresco Bradda West Road Spaldrick Port Erin Isle Of Proposed internal alterations 12/08/2016 Man IM9 6PN 16/07353/DEX 6 Reayrt Lhean Castletown Isle Of Man IM9 1HQ Extension and alterations 03/10/2016 16/07354/DEX Ballafurt Cottage Ballafurt Lane Santon Isle Of Man Replacement of roof coverings to duo pitch roof over lounge including 27/09/2016 IM4 1HA upgrading insulation.
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