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Planning Applications Decisions Issued Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/11/2017 To: 30/11/2017 No. of Applications: 81 Reference Number Category Applicant Name & Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Address Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2015/0361/F LOCDEV Galanta No. 2 Ltd 29 Lands Approximately 70 Residential development Permission 09/11/2017 116.4 Linenhall Street Metres to the South of of 17 No. houses with Granted Belfast No.15 Brookehall Close detached garages BT2 8AB and No. 1 Brookehall comprising of 8 semi- Drive detached and 9 detached Belfast dwellings increase from BT8 15 no. dwellings - 6 terraced, 7 detached and 2 semi detached previously approved on this site as part of planning approval Y/ 2006/0590/RM (Amended Plan) Page 1 of 23 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/11/2017 To: 30/11/2017 No. of Applications: 81 Reference Number Category Applicant Name & Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Address Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2015/0362/F LOCDEV Galanta No 2 Ltd 29 Lands to the south of New residential Permission 09/11/2017 119 Linenhall Street Brookehall development of 8 no. Granted Belfast bound by 2-6 houses with detached BT2 8AB Ballylenaghan Avenue garages, comprising 6 no to the west detached and 2 no semi- 10-12 Brookehall Close detached dwellings to the south and No 12 (increase in number of Brookehall to the east dwellings from 5 as Belfast previously approved on BT8 this site under Y/ 2004/0687/RM and Y/ 2005/0562/RM) (Amended plans) LA05/2015/0363/F LOCDEV Galanta No.2 Ltd 29 Site adjacent to and 4 No dwellings and Permission 09/11/2017 117.2 Linenhall Street south west of No. 5 associated works. Granted Belfast Brookehall Close Development is an BT2 8AB 45 metres south west of amendment to Plots 137, 12-14 Brookehall Close 140 and 154 of previous and 50 metres south approval Y/2006/0590/ east of No. 1 Brookehall RM with plot 154 now Drive providing semi detached Belfast properties (Plots 154 and BT8 154A) (Amended plans) LA05/2015/0618/F LOCDEV Mr Ashley McClune 56 27 Cairnshill Road Demolition of existing Permission 13/11/2017 108.2 Ballyknock Road Belfast bungalow and erection of Refused Hillsborough a pair of semi-detached dwellings with associated parking (amended plans) Page 2 of 23 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/11/2017 To: 30/11/2017 No. of Applications: 81 Reference Number Category Applicant Name & Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Address Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2015/0880/A LOCDEV Woodsides Fashions (L/ 8 Market Square North Retrospective Shop sign Consent 15/11/2017 93 B) Ltd 8 Market and 7-9 Railway Street "Woodsides" brushed Refused Square North Lisburn stainless lettering 485mm Lisnagarvy tall x 4100mm wide back Lisburn lit on timer on cedarwood BT68 1AF cladding. Projecting sign 1600mmw x 500mmw composite aluminium illuminated face and sides on timer LA05/2016/0049/A LOCDEV Bonmarche Jubilee Bonmarche 1 no. internally illuminated Consent 15/11/2017 92.4 Way 26-28 Bow Street aluminium fascia sign, 1 Refused Wokefield Lisburn no.internally illuminated WF4 4SJ BT28 1BN aluminium projecting sign. LA05/2016/0082/F LOCDEV Mr Fred Witherow Between 124A and 126 2 No Infill Dwellings (with Permission 28/11/2017 93.4 124A Saintfield Road Saintfield Road existing access to Granted Lisburn Lisburn dwelling No. 124A closed up and access provided by new shared access). LA05/2016/0206/F LOCDEV Mr G Greer 56 approx. 150m South- Proposed renovation of Permission 10/11/2017 86.4 Ballycreen Road west of 23 Lougherne existing stone dwelling Granted Lisburn Road under PPS21 CTY 4- BT24 8UE Lisburn approx. 150m South-west of 23 Lougherne Road, Lisburn Page 3 of 23 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/11/2017 To: 30/11/2017 No. of Applications: 81 Reference Number Category Applicant Name & Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Address Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2016/0581/F LOCDEV Atlas Womens Centre 7 Bachelors Walk Proposed extension and Permission 23/11/2017 75 7 Bachelors Walk Lisburn alterations to existing Granted Lisburn building with the provision BT28 1XJ of an additional second floor and external terraces to front and rear. Partial rear demolition of ground and first floor to create an external creche playground area. LA05/2016/0839/DC LOCDEV Lynwood Eco Homes no 20 The Cutts Discharge of Conditions RL 16/11/2017 64.8 Ltd Moncrief Dunmurry of S/2012/0762/F and 19 Main Street Lisburn LA05/2015/0508/F Eglinton BT47 3AB Page 4 of 23 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/11/2017 To: 30/11/2017 No. of Applications: 81 Reference Number Category Applicant Name & Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Address Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2016/0955/F LOCDEV Mr Harrison 15A 15 A Drumalig Road Proposed extensions and Permission 06/11/2017 58.4 Drumalig Road Belfast alterations comprising Granted Belfast BT27 6UD ground floor kitchen BT27 6UD extension with first floor bedroom over, new entrance hall and utility, and conversion of adjoining outbuilding to provide games room, study, guest accommodation and garage. Retention of established garden areas. (Amended plans and proposal). LA05/2016/1054/RM MAJDEV T J Morris Ltd T/A Former Down Royal Proposed Supermarket Permission 10/11/2017 55 Home Bargains C/O Public House Granted Bennett 82 Rodney Ballinderry Road Street Lisburn Liverpool L1 9AR LA05/2016/1276/A LOCDEV Anna Russell 14a 14B Ballynahinch Street Shop signage Consent 28/11/2017 47.2 Ballynahinch Street Hillsborough Granted Lisburn BT26 6AW Page 5 of 23 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/11/2017 To: 30/11/2017 No. of Applications: 81 Reference Number Category Applicant Name & Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Address Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2017/0043/F LOCDEV Crewe United Football Lands at Crewe United The construction of a 71 x Permission 23/11/2017 44.2 Club 95 Lisburn Road Football Club 35m 3g training pitch and Granted Glenavy 95 Lisburn Road associated fencing, Lisburn Glenavy floodlighting and drainage BT29 4NY Crumlin works. LA05/2017/0076/O LOCDEV Mr D Kerr 32 Hanwood 20 Hillsborough Road Development to be Permission 13/11/2017 41.8 Farm Dromara including houses for private use Granted Dundonald gardens to the rear BT16 1YA LA05/2017/0080/F LOCDEV OBC Developments 162 Ballyskeagh Road Proposed conversion of Permission 10/11/2017 41 115 Dromore Road Drumbeg existing church hall Granted Hillsborough (change of use) to BT26 6JA dwelling including partial demolition, refurbishment and extension with associated car parking and landscaping LA05/2017/0135/O LOCDEV Philip Newell 11 11 Lisnode Road Proposed site for Permission 01/11/2017 37.6 Lisnode Road Lisburn replacement dwelling and Refused Lisburn garage BT27 5JS LA05/2017/0157/O LOCDEV Carol Rush 124 To the rear of 124 & 126 Proposed 2 No. dwellings Permission 07/11/2017 37.4 Magheraconluce Road Magheraconluce Road Granted Lisburn Lisburn BT26 6PL Page 6 of 23 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/11/2017 To: 30/11/2017 No. of Applications: 81 Reference Number Category Applicant Name & Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Address Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2017/0165/F LOCDEV Ms M Metcalfe and Mr Site adjacent (north) of Proposed 4 no camping Permission 15/11/2017 38.2 M Crone 28 Lany 28 Lany Road pods, washroom/toilet Granted Road Moira facilities and associated Moira planting BT67 0NZ LA05/2017/0195/F LOCDEV Mr & Mrs S harvey 62 Lisburn Street Internal alterations to Permission 06/11/2017 35.8 Orchard House Hillsborough layout, alterations to Granted 1B Frairs Glen Old openings to rear elevation Church Lane and reduction of openings Aghalee to front elevation BT67 0DA LA05/2017/0218/O LOCDEV Mrs K.A. Moore And Lands at 6 Lisburn Road Proposed demolition of Permission 20/11/2017 37 Mrs G.B. Matthews 12 Hillsborough existing two storey Granted Abercorn Park detached dwelling and Hillsborough erection of thirteen BT26 6HA dwellings and associated site works LA05/2017/0276/F LOCDEV W J Law Bespoke 50m south to south east Proposed 2 No. infill Permission 13/11/2017 34.2 Rosevale House of No. 15 Upper dwellings, garages and all Granted 171 Moira Road Mealough Road associated site works Lisburn Carryduff BT28 1RW LA05/2017/0313/O LOCDEV Noreen Moore 16B Beside 16 Crumlin Road Site for infill dwelling Permission 07/11/2017 32 Crumlin Road Ballinderry Upper (Renewal of approval S/ Granted Ballinderry Upper Lisburn 2013/0181/O) Lisburn BT28 2JU Page 7 of 23 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/11/2017 To: 30/11/2017 No. of Applications: 81 Reference Number Category Applicant Name & Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Address Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2017/0358/NMC LOCDEV Willisfield Lands at 1A Ballinderry Addition of part brick, part Consent 13/11/2017 31.4 Developments Ltd 127 Road render to front elevation Granted Stranmillis Road Aghalee of all dwellings in lieu of Belfast fully rendered façade as BT9 5AJ previously approved. Sunrooms to be joined together with party wall in lieu of separated sunrooms as previously approved LA05/2017/0376/O LOCDEV Mr Adrian Mc Arevey 19 Crumlin Road Proposed farm dwelling Permission 10/11/2017 30.4 Sophias Bridge Farm Upper Ballinderry under PPS21 Granted 19 Crumlin Road Lisburn Upper Ballinderry Lisburn LA05/2017/0424/F LOCDEV Graham Christie 6 32m south west of 6 Replacement of Permission 28/11/2017 30.8 Lisdoonan Road Lisdoonan Road redundant non-residential Refused Carryduff Carryduff building with a single BT8 8AR Belfast dwelling (Amended plans) LA05/2017/0465/F LOCDEV Carvill Developements Lands immediately Erection of a 3 metre high Permission 06/11/2017 25.6 Ltd 43 Corbet Road south east of 44 Old acoustic barrier panel Granted Banbridge Saintfield Road fence adjacent to BT32 3SH Belfast Saintfield Road and amendments to road side boundary adjacent to Old Saintfield Road (retrospective) Page 8 of 23 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/11/2017 To: 30/11/2017 No.
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