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Planning Applications Decisions Issued Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 25/03/2019 To: 31/03/2019 No. of Applications: 18 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2017/1023/F King Family Pension Fund 10 Lands at Ardmore Road Proposed development of 45 no. Permission 29/03/2019 86.4 Clontafleece Road opposite 17-43 Ardmore Road dwellings, comprising 8 no. Granted Burren and adjacent No.2 Beechwood apartments, 8 no. townhouses, Warrenpoint Villas 22 no. semi-detached houses BT34 3QS Newry and 7 no. detached houses, infilling and regrading of lands, associated site works and landscaping (amended layout and description) LA07/2017/1859/O B McShane Cove To the south of 69 Proposed house (Renewal of Permission 28/03/2019 65.2 Developments Ltd Glassdrumman Road permission Nr. P/2014/0725/O) Refused 2 Bannview Road Annalong Banbridge Co Down BT34 4QJ. The BT32 3RL application is for renewal of application Nr P/2014/0725/O approved on 12 January 2015 LA07/2018/1482/F Mr Adrian Sherry 45 Between No. 45 and 49 Proposed erection of two infill Permission 26/03/2019 24.2 Drummanmore Road Drummanmore Road dwellings and domestic garage Granted Kilkeel Kilkeel BT34 4LU BT34 4LU LA07/2018/1652/F Eamon Crothers 5 Church 'The Kabin' Proposed New Shopfront Permission 26/03/2019 19.8 Street 5 Church Street Granted Warrenpoint Warrenpoint Page 1 of 5 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 25/03/2019 To: 31/03/2019 No. of Applications: 18 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1653/F Eamon Crothers 5 Church 'Scarlet' Proposed New Shopfront Permission 26/03/2019 19.8 Street 3 Church Street Granted Warrenpoint Warrenpoint LA07/2018/1654/A Eamon Crothers 5 Church 'The Kabin' 5 Church Street Shop Sign Consent 26/03/2019 19.8 Street Warrenpoint Granted Warrenpoint BT34 3HN Page 2 of 5 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 25/03/2019 To: 31/03/2019 No. of Applications: 18 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1753/DC KAP Properties Ltd 38 Land between Strangford Road Discharge of Condition 18 of Refusal 28/03/2019 19.4 Ballyhornan Road Malone Heights Planning Permission R/ Downpatrick Close 2006/1045/O: No site works of Way and Drive any nature or development shall Meadowlands take place until a programme of Rathkeltair Road archaeological work has been The Meadows and Strangford implemented, in accordance with Ave a written scheme and programme with vehicular access via the prepared by a qualified Meadows to Strangford Rd. archaeologist, submitted by the and via Malone Dr. to New applicant and approved by the Bridge St Department. The programme Downpatrick. should provide for the identification and evaluation of the archaeological remains within the site, for mitigation of the impacts of the development through excavation recording or by preservation of remains and for the preparation of an archaeological report LA07/2018/1802/A Eoin Lawless RICS 34 Church 34 Church Street Shop Sign (amended description) Consent 26/03/2019 17.2 Street Warrenpoint Granted Warrenpoint BT34 3HN BT34 3HN Page 3 of 5 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 25/03/2019 To: 31/03/2019 No. of Applications: 18 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1881/F Mark Toner 10 Caiseal Court 16A Ringclare Road Change of house type from Permission 26/03/2019 16.2 Ballyholland Buskhill previously approved application Granted Newry Newry (P/2006/2397/RM) BT34 2NU BT34 1RX LA07/2018/1897/F Mr & Mrs P Thompson 59 59 Ballagh Road Proposed extension to side of Permission 28/03/2019 15.2 Ballagh Road Newcastle dwelling (Single Storey) Granted Newcastle BT33 0LA LA07/2018/1901/F Mr and Mrs F McConville 58 58 Ballygorian Road Creation of new entrance and Permission 26/03/2019 14.8 Ballygorian Road Ballygorian sight lines to serve existing Granted Ballygorian Hilltown dwelling. Hilltown BT34 5TD BT34 5TD LA07/2018/1986/F Barry Donnelly 21 Great 12 Dallan View Single storey front extension and Permission 28/03/2019 13.6 Georges Street Warrenpoint internal refurbishment and Granted Warrenpoint BT34 3SL remodelling BT34 3HS LA07/2019/0007/F Kelly New Homes Ltd 38 Between Nos 5 and 7 Annsville Proposed 2 No. (two storey) Permission 26/03/2019 12.6 Derrylekagh Road Rathfriland Road semi-detached dwellings. Granted Derryleckagh Newry (Change of house design to that Newry BT34 1AB previously approved under BT34 2NL application P/2014/0044/F) LA07/2019/0072/DC Blackgate Developments Ltd Lands 25 metres north of No Discharge of condition No. 20 of Approval 28/03/2019 11.6 17 Ummercam Road 44 Parkhead Crescent planning permission Silverbridge Newry LA07/2017/1807/F Newry Page 4 of 5 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 25/03/2019 To: 31/03/2019 No. of Applications: 18 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2019/0094/F Declan Douglas 7 Pottery Approximately 90m northwest Change of house type from that Permission 28/03/2019 10.6 Lane of 142 Tullybrannigan Road approved under LA07/2017/0446/ Granted Chelmsford Newcastle F CM1 4HH LA07/2019/0185/RM Hollymount Homes Ltd C/O No Infill site between Nos 1-7 Proposed dwelling and garage as Permission 28/03/2019 7.6 2a Island Road Drumgiven Road previously approved under Granted Killyleagh Creevyargon LA07/2016/1540/O Downpatrick Ballynahinch BT30 9SH LA07/2019/0236/F Derek Murphy 7 Drummiller Site between 9 and 10 Retention of No. 2 existing Permission 29/03/2019 7.6 View Annsville dwellings on infill site Granted Newry Rathfriland Road BT34 1RS Newry BT34 1AB LA07/2019/0255/F Francis & Cian O'Hare 15 15 Ballymachonaghy Road Proposed raised decking with Permission 26/03/2019 6.4 Ballymaconaghy Road Warrenpoint access stairway to rear Granted Warrenpoint Co. 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