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Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only for the Period:-03/06/2019 to 09/06/2019 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-03/06/2019 to 09/06/2019 Count : 34 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0857/DC Discharge of Condition No 13 Land between 17 & 27 Discharge O'Hagan Group Limited 4 of planning permission Kingsmill Road of Condition Glen Mill LA07/2016/0829/F Whitecross Rathfriland LA07/2019/0858/F Proposed Free Range Poultry Land approx. 100m Full Mr Richard Murphy 21 Henry Marshall Brown Shed with 2No Feed Bins, a North east of 21 Rathcarbery Road Architectural Partnership Standby Generator Building Rathcarbery Road Whitecross 10 Union Street and associated site works Whitecross BT60 2FW Cookstown (Poultry Shed to contain BT80 8NN 24,000 Free Range Laying Hens) LA07/2019/0859/F Erection of single story 115 metres South West Full Seamus O'Grady Newtown Red Square Design An dwelling of No. 12 Sturgan Road Road Tearmann Camlough Camlough 15A Cluster Road Newry Newry Newry BT35 7JH BT35 0AR LA07/2019/0860/F New sunroom extension to 151 Ballyhornan Road Full Mr & Mrs P Burke 151 MB Architectural Design rear of dwelling (with removal Downpatrick Ballyhornan Road Services LTD 42 Crew Road of existing conservatory) Downpatrick Ardglass BT30 7EZ Downpatrick BT30 7TF LA07/2019/0861/LDE Document collecting and 29 Derrybeg Lane LD Brendan Durkan 29 Gray Design Ltd 5 Edward shredding facility Newry Certificate Derrybeg Lane Street BT35 6JW Existing Newry Newry BT35 6JW BT35 6AN Page 1 of 7 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-03/06/2019 to 09/06/2019 Count : 34 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0862/F Change of Use from Shop to 18 Church Street Full John Wade 19 Roughal Paul O'Kane ARB 14 Peggs Dwelling Downpatrick Park Wood Lane Downpatrick Crossgar BT30 6HB Downpatrick BT30 9GR LA07/2019/0863/F Demolition of existing Kitchen/ 106 Ballagh Road Full Mr T Pollock 106 Ballagh Geoff Smyth 19 The dining, bathroom, utility and Ballaghanery Upper Road Knockans hall to facilitate replacement Newcastle Ballaghanery Upper Broughshane kitchen/living/ dining area. Newcastle Ballymena Internal alterations to create BT33 0LA BT43 7LQ en-suite shower room with existing bedroom. Internal alterations to convert bedroom to utility room. Create patio area within perimeter wall. LA07/2019/0864/F Demolition of existing RCD Ladies Clubhouse Full The Royal Co Down Golf HR Jess LTD 1 Jordanstown clubhouse and replacement 36 Golf Links Road Club RCD Ladies Club Road with new clubhouse building Newcastle House Newrownabbey 36 Golf Links Road BT37 0QD LA07/2019/0865/F Single storey extension to 186 Listooder Road Full Leanne Smyth 186 Kennedy Design 65 Rocks rear. Single storey porch to Saintfield Parks Listooder Road Chapel Road front. Saintfield Saintfield Parks Lisnamore Saintfield Crossgar BT24 7JA BT30 9HN Page 2 of 7 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-03/06/2019 to 09/06/2019 Count : 34 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0866/F Proposed Residential Lands opposite Full EDB Construction Ltd Mourne Architecural Design Development comprising numbers 20-24 Marmions Yard 19 The Square 20No dwellings (18 Semi Watsons Road Seavers Road Kilkeel Detached and 2 Detached) Newry Killeavy BT34 4AA change of House Type in Newry respect of Approval P/ BT35 8NA 2006/1117/F. LA07/2019/0868/F Proposed commercial 107 Camlough Road Full M&M Property Newry Ltd Gray Design Ltd 5 Edward development comprising Newry 107 Camlough Road Street ground floor retail unit and first BT35 7EE Newry Newry floor crèche with associated BT35 7EE BT35 6AN site works LA07/2019/0869/F Extension to dwelling 58 Ashgrove Road Full Mrs Sinead Martin 58 Martin Byrne 20 School Road Newry Ashgrove Road Jerrettspass BT34 1QN Newry Newry BT34 1QN BT34 1SX LA07/2019/0870/F Change of use from domestic 76 Drumnaconagher Full Mr & Mrs Philip Houston 76 Tumelty Planning Services 11 storage to office for home Road Drumnaconagher Road Ballyalton Park working business Crossgar Crossgar Ardmeen (Retrospective) Downpatrick Downpatrick Downpatrick BT30 9JH BT30 7BT LA07/2019/0871/O Site for dwelling and detached 75m SSW of no 118 Outline David & Karen Cousins 194 Quinn Design & Engineering garage Head Road Carrigenagh Road Services 36 Carrogs Road Ballymartin Kilkeel Burren Kilkeel BT34 4QA Warrenpoint BT34 3PY LA07/2019/0872/F Off-site replacement 1½ 86 Cullaville Road Full Mr Feargal Woods 66 Delahunt Laverty 79 Greenan storey private dwelling with Crossmaglen Concession Road Road double garage Newry Cullaville Newry BT35 9AQ Newry BT34 2PT Page 3 of 7 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-03/06/2019 to 09/06/2019 Count : 34 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0873/LBC Conversion and change of use 69 Lismore Road Listed Mrs Maureen Williams 69 Frederic Moore 26 of redundant agricultural Bishop's Court Building Lismore Road Audleystown Road buildings for use as residential Downpatrick Consent Downpatrick Downpatrick (2 units) BT30 7EY BT30 7EY BT30 7LP LA07/2019/0874/F Single storey extension to side 60 Ballynoe Road Full Mr and Mrs Jason Killen 60 and rear of dwelling Downpatrick Ballynoe Road BT30 8AJ Downpatrick LA07/2019/0875/NMC Change proposed external 44 Rowley Meadows Non Ian & Samana Brannigan Nyla Hussain Architects 37 finish of rear extension to Newcastle Material 44 Rowley Meadows Mowatt Close timber cladding. Amend Co Down Change Newcastle London proposed size of roof lights in BT33 0RW N19 3XY flat roof of new extension. LA07/2019/0876/LDE 2 no dwelling units 42b and 42c LD Mr Michael Trainor 34 Tumelty Planning Services 11 Clanmaghery Road Certificate Clanmaghery Road Ballyalton Road Tyrella Existing Tyrella Ardmeen Downpatrick Downpatrick Downpatrick BT30 8SU BT30 8SU BT30 7BT LA07/2019/0877/O Dwelling on a farm and Approx. 145m South Outline Mr Conor Kelly 31 David Burgess 24 domestic garage West of 31 Slievehanny Slievehanny Road Templeburn Road Road Castlewellan Crossgar Castlewellan BT31 9LW BT30 9NG Co Down BT31 9LW LA07/2019/0878/O Replacement of existing Between 20 & 20A Outline Mr Sean Tumelty 13 Mr Frederic Moore 26 dwelling Commons Road and Blackstaff Road Audleystown Road 24 Commons Road Clough Downpatrick Ballykinler BT30 8SD BT30 7LP Page 4 of 7 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-03/06/2019 to 09/06/2019 Count : 34 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0879/F Installation of a new vehicle 5 Railway Street Full Translink 3 Milewater Road WYG Engineering (NI) Ltd 1 access barrier system, Newcastle Belfast Locksley Business Park surfacing, lighting, parking BT3 9BG Montgomery Road lining, pedestrian lining, new Belfast pedestrian drop off BT6 9UP arrangement including alteration of existing wall, existing vehicle gate to be relocated, existing pedestrian gate to be removed and repositioned, existing fence to be replaced and installation of bollards. LA07/2019/0880/DC Discharge of Condition 19 of North of 7 and 9 Discharge Porter Property Ltd 1 MBA Planning 1st floor Planning Permission R/ Saintfield Road of Condition Causeway Court 4 College House 2011/0648/F:The Ballynahinch Ballinderry Road Citylink Business Park development hereby permitted Lisburn Belfast shall not be commenced until BT28 2YG BT12 4HQ a Street Lighting scheme design has been submitted and approved by the Department for Regional Development Street Lighting Section LA07/2019/0881/LBC Erection of two holiday Hanna's Close Listed Mountains of Mourne Mourne Architectural Design cottages, one store and one Aughnahoory Road Building Country Cottages Hanna's 19 The Square multi-purpose building and Kilkeel Consent Close Kilkeel extension to existing car park Aughnahoory Road BT34 4AA Page 5 of 7 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-03/06/2019 to 09/06/2019 Count : 34 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0882/F Proposed bay window to front 39 Ardfield Crescent Full Richard & Ethna Higgins 39 Bernard Dinsmore RIBA 24a elevation and sunlounge Warrenpoint Ardfield Crescent Duke Street extension to rear Co. Down Warrenpoint Warrenpoint BT34 3TY BT34 3JY LA07/2019/0883/O Dwelling & garage (renewal of Lands between 228 & Outline Margaret McAlea 24 Crew MB Architectural Design planning approval 230 Ardglass Road Road Services LTD 42 Crew Road LA07/2016/0966/O) Ardglass Ardglass Ardglass Downpatrick Downpatrick Downpatrick BT30 7UN BT30 7TF LA07/2019/0885/O Proposed site for farm 30m SE of No 5 Outline Mr Francie Houston & Miss Mourne Architectural Design dwelling and domestic garage Ballymaderfy Road Rachel Houston 2 14 The Square Rostrevor Kilfeaghan Road Kilkeel Co. Down Rostrevor BT34 4AA LA07/2019/0886/A Digital signage 7 Dublin Road Advertisem Forest Park Developments Planning Permission Experts (Retrospective) Castlewellan ent 25 Main Street 32a Bryansford Avenue Castlewellan Newcastle BT31 9DF BT33 0LG LA07/2019/0887/A Digital signage 6 Central Promenade Advertisem BRO38 LTD 27 Wood Planning Permission Experts (Retrospective) Newcastle ent Quarter Lane 32a Bryansford Avenue Ballynahinch Newcastle BT24 8ND BT33 0LG LA07/2019/0888/NMC Omit side extension, reduce 32 Cherryhill Non Breege Crawford Jefferson Bernard Dinsmore RIBA 24A rear extension (omit garage). Rostrevor Material 32 Cherryhill Duke Street Re-configure glazing to front Co. Down Change Rostrevor Warrenpoint elevation, extend existing front BT34 3BD BT34 3BD BT34 3JY patio/garden across front elevation. Page 6 of 7 Planning Applications Validated - Valid Only For the Period:-03/06/2019 to 09/06/2019 Count : 34 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA07/2019/0889/NMC Proposed development of 45 Lands at Ardmore Non King Family Pension Fund Resolve Planning & no.
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