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Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/10/2017 To: 31/10/2017 No. of Applications: 100 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Working Days) LA05/2015/0588/O I Lappin 24 Comber Road, Approx 30m NE of 67 2 storey dwelling Permission 04/10/2017 498 Killyleagh Beanstown Road Lisburn Refused LA05/2016/0063/F M E Crowe 41a Quarterlands Site 2 Proposed amendments to Permission 26/10/2017 447 Road adjacent to Trench House permission S/2011/0454/ Granted Drumbeg 48 Drumbo Road F for a dwelling house, Lisburn Drumbo garage, ancillary site BT27 5TN BT27 5TX works and access (Amended plans received). LA05/2016/0064/F M E Crowe 41a Quarterlands Site 1 Proposed amendments to Permission 27/10/2017 448 Road adjacent to Trench House permission S/2010/0411/ Granted Drumbeg 48 Drumbo Road F for a dwelling house, Lisburn Drumbo garage, ancillary works BT27 5TN BT27 5TX and access (Amended plans submitted) LA05/2016/0100/F David Mc Comb David 50A Edentrillick Road Proposed vehicular Permission 06/10/2017 425 50A Edentrillick Road Hillsborough access in substitution of Granted Hillsborough Co Down that approved under S/ BT26 6PG BT26 6PG 2005/0850 to include feature piers and gates and associated visibility splays. (Amended Proposal and drawings). Page 1 of 27 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/10/2017 To: 31/10/2017 No. of Applications: 100 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Working Days) LA05/2016/0172/O Mr Carberry 3 Brookmount Land between junction of Proposed infill dwelling on Permission 05/10/2017 411 Road Robbery Road with lands between 10 Granted Lisburn Halfpennygate Road and 10 Robbery Road and two BT28 2TD Robbery Road (under further outbuildings construction) fronting onto Robbery Moira Road Lisburn LA05/2016/0174/F J W & J Porter & Co 1 60m West of 92 Carnreagh Re-siting of approved Permission 06/10/2017 412 Causeway Court Enterprise Hillsborough and rear of No 10 dwelling and garage Granted Crescent Farriers Green previously approved Ballinderry Road Hillsborough under S/2013/0044/F, Lisburn incorporating realigned BT28 2YG private road and retaining structure to side of dwelling LA05/2016/0256/F Mervyn Kennedy M G Kennedy The Town Hall Proposed demolition of Permission 12/10/2017 401 25 Edenticullo Road The Square former town hall building, Granted Hillsborough Hillsborough construction of new four BT26 6PH Co. Down storey apartment building BT26 6AG containing 9 no apartments, with associated lower ground car parking and site works. (Additional information) Page 2 of 27 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/10/2017 To: 31/10/2017 No. of Applications: 100 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Working Days) LA05/2016/0259/DCA Mervyn Kennedy M G Kennedy The Town Hall Proposed demolition of Consent 12/10/2017 401 25 Edenticullo Road The Square former local government Granted Hillsborough Hillsborough offices BT26 6PH BT26 6AG LA05/2016/0476/A BT N.I Payphones Ltd Lisburn Existing BT payphone unit Convert existing paper Consent 26/10/2017 371 Telephone Exchange incorporating advertising scroller display to new Granted Railway Street display at: Bow Street os 13-15 digital animated display Lisburn Lisburn system BT28 1XP LA05/2016/0770/O Laurence Montgomery 51a 119 Ballynahinch Road Replacement dwelling Permission 05/10/2017 307 Drumanockan road Dromore (amended siting) Granted Hillsborough BT25 1EA BT26 6QP LA05/2016/0813/DC Clarman Architects Lineside Nettlehill Road NA RL 09/10/2017 301 House Lisburn Lineside Coalisland BT71 4LP LA05/2016/0840/DC Katherine Livingston WYG 20 The Cutts Discharge of condition on RL 24/10/2017 307 1 Locksley Business Park Dunmurry application S/2012/0762/ Montgomery Road F Belfast BT6 9UP Page 3 of 27 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/10/2017 To: 31/10/2017 No. of Applications: 100 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Working Days) LA05/2016/1000/F S J Anderson & Sons Ltd 41 No's 64 Proposed extension & Permission 09/10/2017 264 Beanstown Road 66 refurbishment of 5 no Granted Lisburn 68 terrace houses, Inc. 2 BT28 3QS 70 and 72 Bachelors Walk storey extension to rear Lisburn providing open plan kitchen, dining, living space and additional bedroom on first floor. The front façade is to be refurbished as original house LA05/2016/1016/F James and Ruth Davidson 30 Lands at 30 Lower Ballinderry Proposed extension of Permission 02/10/2017 256 Lower Ballinderry Road Road site curtilidge and change Granted Lisburn Ballinderry Lower of access to previously BT28 2JH Lisburn approved applications: S/ BT28 2JH 2005/1754/RM (Adj site No 30A) and S/ 2009/0567/F (Barn Conversion). (Amended plans) Page 4 of 27 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/10/2017 To: 31/10/2017 No. of Applications: 100 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Working Days) LA05/2016/1061/F Farrans Homes 99 Kingsway Lands to the north of Nos. 7-14 Proposed erection of 30 Permission 23/10/2017 258 Dunmurry Glenwood Green no. dwellings comprising Granted BT17 9NU Lisburn and Nos. 114-116 of detached and semi- Killowen Grange detached dwellings with Lisburn garages and all other associated siteworks. Reduction and change of house types from 39 no dwellings (previously approved application under ref: S/2007/0934/ RM) LA05/2016/1070/O Ms Belshaw 7 Rock Road Lands 20m east of 7 Rock Proposed erection of Permission 09/10/2017 243 Stoneyford Road detached farm dwelling Refused Lisburn Stoneyford with associated site works BT28 3SU Lisburn BT28 3SU LA05/2016/1086/F T Leckey 50 Stoneyford Road Lands contained between Nos Part retention of Permission 17/10/2017 247 Stoneyford 50 & 52 Stoneyford Road unauthorised dwelling Granted Lisburn Stoneyford with proposed design BT28 3SP Lisburn amendments and new BT28 3SP build to effect reductions in scale and massing all in pursuant to Policies CTY6, CTY7 & CTY8 of PPS21 (amended proposal). Page 5 of 27 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/10/2017 To: 31/10/2017 No. of Applications: 100 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Working Days) LA05/2016/1094/F Mr Darren Kidd 26 Croft road Lands NW of no. 31 Croft Road Proposed 2 new storey Permission 09/10/2017 239 Dromara Dromara detached dwelling with Granted BT25 2AD BT25 2AD associated detached garage/out building (amended plans and additional info) LA05/2016/1147/F Karen Matthews 6 Grovehill Land to rear of 6 Grovehill Retention of existing Permission 12/10/2017 229 Road Road portable buildings and Granted Moira Moira shed with the replacement of one portable building with permanent building (replacement portable building to be relocated temporaily to allow for a new permanent building to be constructed then removed) for use as an animal/dog rescue facility (Amended Proposal Description/info. submitted) Page 6 of 27 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/10/2017 To: 31/10/2017 No. of Applications: 100 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Working Days) LA05/2016/1187/F OBC Developments 115 162 Ballyskeagh Road Partial demolition, Permission 27/10/2017 232 Dromore Road Drumbeg refurbishment and Granted Hillsborough extension of 162 BT26 6JA Ballyskeagh Road with associated car parking and landscaping (Additional information) LA05/2016/1194/F Lisburn Envirocare 341 Lands at Trummery Quarry Proposed quarry Permission 20/10/2017 225 Tandragee Road Trummery Lane restoration by way of inert Granted Portadown Moira material infilling utilising BT62 3RB BT67 0JN construction, demolition and excavation waste material, site office, and ancillary site works (Additional information/ amended proposal description) LA05/2016/1231/F Mr & Mrs Ferris 6 Ballyclough Adj to 6 Ballyclough Road Proposed renovation and Permission 03/10/2017 207 Road Lisburn extension to existing Refused Lisburn BT28 3UY stone dwelling under PPS BT28 3UY 21 CTY 4 - with erection of detached garage LA05/2016/1240/DCA Mr Chittick 189 Ballynahinch 2a Smithfield Square Retrospective application Consent 17/10/2017 216 Road Lisburn for demolition and Granted Lisburn BT28 1TH replacement of the north BT27 5LP and east walls of the building due to structural issues Page 7 of 27 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/10/2017 To: 31/10/2017 No. of Applications: 100 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Working Days) LA05/2017/0115/F Northern Ireland Prison Service Hydebank Wood Young Removal of existing trees, Permission 23/10/2017 187 NIPS Headquarters Offenders' Centre mainly conifers and grass Granted Dundondald House Shannon House Walled paths to allow restoration Newtownards Road Garden of yew clipped hedge Belfast 8 Hospital Road lined gravel paths in BT4 3SU Belfast keeping with historical records. Existing granite edging to pond to be retained and restored, pond to be cleaned out, filled in to underside of edging and planted with native shrubs and flowering plants. New fixtures and fittings to include iron benches and memorial stones. Miscellaneous works to restore various existing features LA05/2017/0212/F Mr Jamie Murray 32 Old Land approx. 150m west of 28 Proposed free range Permission 17/10/2017 165 Church Lane Old Church Lane poultry shed with 2 no. Granted Aghalee Aghalee feed bins, standby BT67 0EY generator building and a storage shed (poultry shed to contain 16,000 free range egg laying hens) Page 8 of 27 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/10/2017 To: 31/10/2017 No.
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