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27/11/2015 To: 4/1/2016 No. of Applications: 34 Planning Applications Decisions Issued Decision Issued From: 27/11/2015 To: 4/1/2016 No. of Applications: 34 Date Decision Decision Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Issued Thirteen two-storey detached Lands to the rear of 22-32 dwellings, new access road and Grovemount Court ancillary site works (amended Permission A/2010/0810/F Ulster Bank Ltd Derry proposal) Refused 12/3/15 12/9/15 ESB International Stephen Variation of condition 19 (Tip Court height of proposed turbine) and 18-21 St. Stephens Green Condition 34 (Substitution of Dublin 2 Eglish Windfarm Table 1 Noise Limits) of previous Permission A/2014/0255/F Eglish Mountain approval A/2005/0223/F Granted 12/4/15 12/8/15 Brandywell football grounds redevelopment comprising demolitions of existing terraces, stand and changing rooms along Lone Moor Road, replaced with a new 2400 seated stand with associated facilities, 3g football surface to replace existing grass pitch, demolition and reinstatement of existing boundary walls, relocation of existing dog track within the site with associated stand and Derry City Council 98 Strand Brandywell Stadium and facilites, car parking. The eaves Road Showgrounds site height of the new stand to the Derry Lone Moor Road football ground has been raised Permission A/2014/0457/F Derry by 1metre (amended scheme). Granted 11/23/15 12/1/15 57 Altinure Road Mr Moore c/o Agent Gerard Park Village Extension to side and rear of the Permission A/2015/0132/F McPeake Claudy existing dwelling Granted 11/4/15 12/14/15 Planning Applications Decisions Issued Decision Issued From: 27/11/2015 To: 4/1/2016 No. of Applications: 34 Eglish Mountain Glenough Co Derry accessing onto Ballyartan Realignment of access tracks Northern Wind Power 18-21 St Road and reorientation of turbine Stephens Green Killaloo hardstandings at the permitted Dublin Londonderry Eglish Wind Farm (A/2005/0223/ Permission A/2015/0150/F Dublin2 BT82 0PX F) Granted 12/22/15 12/29/15 To develop a microhydro Turbine House 150m NW Of 44 electricity renewable energy Mr Gareth Sproule 16 Lettercran Road system (16kW) on a mountain Ardbarron Road Castlederg. Intake Structure stream flowing into the Fairywater Castlederg 800m Due South Of 41 River. Electricity generated to be Permission J/2012/0087/F BT81 7QT Lettercarn Road Castlederg exported to the grid Granted 12/4/15 12/11/15 Proposed wind turbine on farm, Land 370 metres west of No hub height 28.4 metres, blade Renewable Partnerships c/o 99a Curlyhill Road diameter 24.4 metres (reduced Permission J/2013/0300/F Donaldson Planning Strabane BT82 8LS proposal) Refused 11/19/15 12/1/15 Proposed wind turbine in substitution for that approved through application J/2010/0450/ Mr Jason Browne C/O IWCM F (not yet enacted). The Ltd Approximately 370M South of proposed turbine shall have a Clondargan Stradone No. 16 Drumeagle Road maximum hub height of 40.5M Cavan Sion Mills and a maximum rotor diameter of Permission J/2013/0317/F Ireland Co Tyrone 39M Refused 11/17/15 12/22/15 Jane and Darren Verner 1 Omagh Road Site adjacent to 30 Ardbarron Newtownstewart Road Proposed dwelling and garage Permission J/2014/0031/O BT78 4HX Castlederg on a farm Granted 12/3/15 12/9/15 To the rear of 17 Carrickadartans Road Castlederg Retention of existing extension to Permission J/2014/0264/F R J McKevley Ltd c/o Agent Co Tyrone established builders yard Granted 11/30/15 12/2/15 Planning Applications Decisions Issued Decision Issued From: 27/11/2015 To: 4/1/2016 No. of Applications: 34 Approx 825m SW of 32 Silverhill Road Mr L Cooper c/o Renewable Garvetagh J/2014/0325/F Power Systems Ltd Castlederg 40m hub wind turbine. DRES 11/23/15 12/1/15 J Gormley 235 Lisnaragh Road Adjacent to and approx 70m Aghabrack west of 235 Lisnaragh Road Strabane Aghabrack Proposed dwelling and detached Permission J/2014/0335/F Strabane domestic garage Granted 11/25/15 12/1/15 Amended description: Alterations Barry Harper 46 Pullyernan and single storey side extension Road to dwelling plus single storey rear Castlderg 46 Pullyernan Road extension to domestic garage Permission J/2015/0017/F BT81 7LQ Castlederg (drying area and boiler house). Granted 12/3/15 12/17/15 Retention of existing waste reception building to store waste products associated to feedstuff Greenville Energy 40 40 Greenville Road for anaerobic digestor, to include Greenville Road Ardstraw the relocation of intake feed Newtownstewart Newtonstewart hopper to inside this reception Permission J/2015/0062/F Co Tyrone building Granted 12/8/15 12/11/15 Gary Madden 25a Slaghtmanus Road Mullaboy 25 Slaghtmanus Road Londonderry Mullaboy Change of use from public bar to Permission LA11/2015/0056/F Londonderry dwelling Granted 11/13/15 12/1/15 Ian Doherty 27 Cavan Road Land between 27 Cavan Road Castlederg and 14 Kilcroagh Road Permission LA11/2015/0118/O BT81 7TP Castlederg. Site for single storey dwelling Granted 12/4/15 12/21/15 Danielle Mailey Dunmore Investments Ltd C/O Claremount Accountants Conversion of existing large 43 Clarendon Street No. 88 Beechwood Avenue family dwelling to 9 person, 6 Bed Derry Derry HMO for student accommodation Permission LA11/2015/0157/F BT48 7ER BT48 9LZ (change of use) Granted 10/19/15 12/14/15 Planning Applications Decisions Issued Decision Issued From: 27/11/2015 To: 4/1/2016 No. of Applications: 34 Site is located approximately RES Ltd Willowbank Business 1700M South East of Shanghy Park Bridge in the townland of Proposed erection of an 80M Millbrook Meenamullan meteorological mast for 5 years Larne near Killeter in order to measure wind speed Permission LA11/2015/0230/F BT40 2SF Co Tyrone and direction Granted 12/14/15 12/22/15 Erection of 4 no meal bins, covered straights (meal) intake Taylors (Fyfin) Ltd 27A Killeen building, enclosed building to Road house new grinder (meal) and Victoria Bridge No 27A Killeen Road enclosed loading bay. Strabane Victoria Bridge Replacement of existing intake Permission LA11/2015/0248/F BT82 9LL Strabane dispatch office. Granted 11/20/15 12/2/15 Damian Duffy 16 Deanfield 16 Deanfield Demolition of existing garage, Derry Derry erection of new garage with Permission LA11/2015/0276/F BT476HY BT476HY storage and outside WC. Granted 9/10/15 12/8/15 Land to the North and Adjacent John Leitch 11 Carncorran to 32 Castlebane Road Road Castlebane Castlederg Castlederg Permission LA11/2015/0309/RM BT81 7NJ Co Tyrone Farm dwelling and garage. Granted 11/5/15 11/30/15 Two storey side and front extension comprising of ground floor utility, shower room and bedroom, 2 no. first floor Mr and Mrs Logue 6 Belfield bedrooms and detached garden Park store. Relocation of entrance Foylesprings 6 Belfield Park driveway from righthand side Derry Foylesprings boundary to lefthand side Permission LA11/2015/0310/F BT48 0NJ Derry boundary. Granted 11/30/15 12/9/15 proposed rear single storey extension, increase ridge height Paul & Mary Jo McGarrigle 69 to 6.5 m, provide bedrooms and Glen Road 69 Glen Road bathrooms in roofspace, Derry Derry alterations to dwelling and Permission LA11/2015/0342/F BT48 0BY Co. Londonderry replacement garage Granted 11/20/15 11/30/15 Planning Applications Decisions Issued Decision Issued From: 27/11/2015 To: 4/1/2016 No. of Applications: 34 Mrs P McDonagh 99 Victoria 99 Victoria Gate Gate Waterside Proposed installation of air Londonderry Londonderry source heat pump (externally Permission LA11/2015/0361/F BT47 2TQ BT47 2TQ fitted) to serve existing dwelling Granted 11/19/15 11/30/15 Provision of new pitched roof over existing single storey rear extension, together with small in Mr Rory O'Doherty 16 fill extension to form new dining Demesne Gardens area and new front extension Creggan 16 Demesne Gardens consisting of new front porch and Derry Creggan Estate living room together with internal Permission LA11/2015/0462/F BT489LX Derry. alterations. Granted 11/24/15 11/30/15 Larchwood Care (NI) Limited Single storey rear extension to 238a Kingsway provide 10 bedrooms and Dunmurry 42 Racecourse Road reconfiguration of existing day Belfast Derry centre to provide 6 bedrooms. Permission LA11/2015/0465/F BT17 9AE Co Londonderry. (16 additional bedrooms in total). Granted 12/7/15 12/11/15 Mr & Mrs S Boyle 23 Fairman Place 23 Fairman Place Derry Derry Single storey shower extension to Permission LA11/2015/0495/F BT48 7LD BT48 7LD rear Granted 11/19/15 11/30/15 Pete Boyle 7-19 Royal Avenue Second Floor Diamond House Belfast Unit 2 Pavillion Retail Park Consent LA11/2015/0515/A BT1 1FB Railway Street Strabane Shop sign Granted 11/19/15 11/30/15 Ulster University Coleraine Campus Cromore Road Block MS Ulster University Coleraine Magee Campus Northland Replacement of existing building Consent LA11/2015/0568/A BT52 1SA Road Londonderry signage due to re-branding Granted 11/18/15 11/30/15 Leo Strawbridge 51 Woodbrook West Londonderry 51 Woodbrook West Single storey rear extension to Permission LA11/2015/0593/F Derry dwelling Granted 11/23/15 11/30/15 Planning Applications Decisions Issued Decision Issued From: 27/11/2015 To: 4/1/2016 No. of Applications: 34 Liam Costello 7 Fortfield Renovations to provide bedroom Avenue and wet room internally and Derry proposed rear extension to Permission LA11/2015/0599/F BT48 8DN 7 Fortfield Avenue Derry kitchen with ramp at rear Granted 11/25/15 12/3/15 Charles Kyle 44 Kilcreen Road Claudy 44 Kilcreen Road Permission LA11/2015/0624/F BT47 4DQ Claudy Access ramp to front door.
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