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Derry City and Strabane District Council ~And~ Hawthorn Heights Ltd Relating to Ballyarnett Play Provision Invest in Play Sealing List April 2017 Documents Sealed 20th March 2017 Form of Agreement in duplicate:- Derry City and Strabane District Council ~and~ Hawthorn Heights Ltd relating to Ballyarnett Play Provision Invest In Play. Form of Agreement in duplicate:- Derry City and Strabane District Council ~and~ Crawford Contracts Group Ltd relating to Brandywell Play Provision Invest In Play. Documents Sealed 24th March 2017 Deed of Variation of Agreement in triplicate:- (1) Derry City and Strabane District Council, (2) Department for Infrastructure and (3) Moore Construction (NI) Limited relating to H1B Lands. Documents Sealed 30th March 2017 Agreement made under Section 76 of The Planning Act (Northern Ireland) 2011 in relation to certain lands at Trench Road, Waterside, Derry. Documents Sealed 4th April 2017 Release of Covenant in duplicate:- Derry City and Strabane District Council ~to~ St Columb’s Diocesan Trust relating to land at Trench Road, Waterside, Derry. Documents Sealed 27th April 2017 Grants of Right of Burial in City Cemetery Mrs Annette McMichael, Apartment 43, Monarch Building, 2 Redwood Court, BT17 9FQ. Mr Pearse Moore, 88 Victoria Gate, Waterside, Derry. Mrs Philomena Lamberton, 31 Shanreagh Park, Derry. Mr Christopher Simpson, 44D Cromore Gardens, Derry. Mrs Marie McCloskey, 2 Carraig Ard, Coshquin. Mr John Deeney, 6 Bloomfield Park, Derry. Mr Daniel Bonner, 15 Drumcliffe Avenue, Derry. Mr Samuel Kineton, 6 Yeats Court, Ballymagroarty, Derry. Mrs Monica McClea, 10 Templegrove, Derry. Mr Michael Doherty, 92 Galliagh Park, Derry. Mrs Monica Barr, 21 Bloomfield Park, Derry. Ms Altanta Golden, 7 St Brigids Avenue, Derry. Mrs Philomena McCauley, 8 Leonard Chester House, Kinsale Park, BT47 6YX. Mrs Jean Cooley, Tullyarvan, Buncrana. Mrs Kathleen Doherty, 29 Eastway Gardens, Derry. Mrs Patricia McMenamin, Riverview House, Abercorn Road. Mrs Katrina Hornor, 6 Brickfield Court, Mr Neil Carlin, 4 Northland Villas, Derry. Mrs Margaret Crockett, 12 Iona Park Derry. Mrs Leonie Griffiths, 3 Cloncool Park, Culmore, Derry. Mr Keith East, 146 Templegrove, Derry. Mr Patrick Faulkner, 61 Hollymount Park, Waterside, Derry. Mrs Fionnula Geary, 17 Talbot Park, Derry. Mr John Dixon (Senior), 14 Mangan Court, Ballymagroarty. Mrs Bridie McCloskey, 16 Liscloon Drive, Derry. Mrs Sally McCauley, 90 Ard Bann, Muff, County Donegal. Mrs Jacqueline Whitters, 92 Cornshell Fields, Derry. Mr Tony Carlin, 61 Carn Manor, Crescent Link, Derry, BT47 5SB. Mr Daniel Moore, 10 Summerhill Grove, Derry. Mrs Patsy Clifford, 2 Ardnarea Park, Derry. Mr Bosco Heaney, 2 Dunvale Park, Derry. Mrs Teresa Martin, 26 Cloncliffe Park, Derry. Mrs Maureen Boyle, 81 Glen Road, Derry. Mr John McGilloway, 25 Old City Court, Derry. Mrs Geraldine McBay, 8 O’Donovan Road, Derry. Mrs Mary Mullan, 50 Duncreggan Road, Derry. Ms Michelle Coyle, 36 Cashelhill Park, Derry. Mrs Ann McCloskey, 25 Glenbank Road, Derry. Mr Frank Quigley, 66 Foyle Road, Derry. Mr Peter Corbett, 11 Carrabane Walk, Derry. Siobhan McDaid, 200 Lecky Road, Derry. Mrs Nellie Crumlish, 7 Westend Park, Derry. Mrs Margaret McCready, 95 Bracken Park, Derry. Mrs Matilda McKinney, 4 Rockfield, Derry. Mr Ronnie Bond, 25 Rossmore, Waterside, Derry. Mr Donncha McFeely, 8 Marlborough Road, Derry. Ms Martina Mansfield, 51 Carrickreagh Gardens, Derry. Mr Saoirse Blake, 1 Carlton Court, Ballymagroarty, Derry. Mrs Linda Harkin, 31 Farland Way, Derry. Mr Michael Doherty, 28 Moyola Drive, Derry. Mrs Irene Doherty, 41 Bracken Park, Derry. Mr James Moran, 26 Kingsfort Park, Derry. Mrs Elizabeth Toland, 22 Grainan Park, Derry. Mr Anthony Horner, Ailegh Valley, Burnfoot, County Donegal. Mr Sean Grant, 83 Fergleen Park, Derry. Mrs Marie Wray, 5 Donegal Place, Derry. Mr Jackie Quigg, 10 Dundrum Park, Derry. Ms Winifred McGlinchey, 14 Hawthorn Way, Derry. Grants of Right of Burial in Ballyoan Cemetery Ms Tracy Curry, 146 Duncastle Park, Waterside. Mr Joseph Leake, 57 Shearwater Way, Clooney Estate, Waterside. Mrs Sally Crawford, 18 Bramhall Crescent, Kilfennan, Waterside. Mr Cecil Davis, 1 Grangewood Park, Kilfennan. Mr Gary Leckey, 7 Primity Gardens, Newbuildings. Mrs Mary Gilchrist, 3 Cloverhill Avenue, Drumahoe. Mrs Margaret Laird, 14 Riverside, Altnagelvin, BT47 3RU. Mrs Celia Montgomery, 67 Stradowen Drive, Strathfoyle. Mrs Marian Collins, 52 Millgrove, Eglinton, County Derry. Mrs Eva Bradley, 43 Mosley Park, Kilfennan, BT47 5HR. Mr Robert Reid, 1 Breda Park, Drumahoe, BT47 3SL. Mrs Roseleen Middleton, 85 Primity Crescent, Newbuildings, BT47 2QZ. Mrs Eileen Hamilton, 63 Blackburn Crescent, Woodburn, BT47 5QG. Mr David Campbell, 5 Ballycanice, Eglinton, BT47 3HH. Mr Ronnie Simpson, 16 Tamworth Crescent, Kilfennan, BT47 5HE. Mrs Sylvia McClelland, 60 Old School Field, Drumahoe. Mr William Wray, 10 Riverside Park, Altnagelvin, BT47 3RU. Mrs Rosemary Holland, The Fountain, Londonderry BT48 6QL. Mrs Bette Johnston, 6 Woodside Park, Londonderry. Mr Adrian Garfield, 31 Richill Park, Derry. Mr Wesley Barr, 6 Fernbrae Gardens, Derry, BT47 5XS. Mrs Grace Downey, 5 Cambourne Park, BT47 5PH. Mrs Elizabeth Cairns, 20 Ardnabrocky, BT47 3BF. Mrs Lynette Quigley, 87 Bon Street, BT47 6EF. Mrs Suzanne Duncan, 35 Canterbury Park, Waterside, Derry. Mrs Janice Boyle, 64 Duncastle Park, Newbuildings, Derry. Debbie Pearson, 48 Ardnabrocky, Drumahoe. Mrs Heather Henderson, 30 Kinsale Park, Caw, Derry. Mr Stanley Hay, 5 Ashburn Avenue, Woodburn Park, Derry. Mrs Jenny Hamill, 15 Dunseverick Park, Altnagelvin, BT47 2LY. Mrs Linda Hay, 70 Woodside Road, Newbuildings, BT47 2QF. Ms Lisa McAuley, 82A Portstewart Road, BT52 1SD. Mr Damien Bradley, 48 Blackburn Crescent, BT47 5QG. Miss Aine Carey, 4 Cornshell Fields, Derry. Mr Jonathan Torrens, 3 Manor Hill, Waterside, Derry. Mr Patsy Feeney, 22 Cloghole Road, Campsie, Derry. Mr Samuel Simpson, 5 Ebrington Street, Waterside, Derry. Ms Mary Doherty, 12 Virginia Court, Gobnascale, Waterside, Derry. Grants of Right of Burial in Claudy Cemetery Mrs Lila Holme, 84 Stevenson Park, Tullyally, BT47 3QU. Mr Billy Henry, 104 Drumsurn Road, Limavady, BT49 0PD. Mrs Thelma Moore, 116 Duncastle Park, Newbuildings, BT47 2QL. Mr Gary Hutchings, 9 Kinsale Park, Caw, BT47 6NN. Mrs Avril McClelland, 18 Gortin Manor, Newbuildings. Mr Rodney McCombe, 22 Irwin Crescent, Claudy, BT47 4AB..
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