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Planning Applications Validated Period: 26 March 2018 to 30 March 2018 Planning Applications Validated Period: 26 March 2018 to 30 March 2018 Reference Number Category Proposal Location Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address LA05/2018/0302/F Local Temporary change of use of Site at 225 Hillsborough LCC Group Ltd 16 Churchtown Strategic Planning 1 Pavillions former petrol filling station Road Lisburn BT27 Road Cookstown BT80 Office Park Kinnegar Drive building and site to use as a car 5UJ 9XD Holywood BT18 9JQ wash and valet business and which includes the siting of an associated storage container on site. (Retrospective application for temporary planning permission for 3 years) LA05/2018/0303/F Local Erection of admin/staff office Site at 225 Hillsborough LCC Group Ltd 16 Churchtown Strategic Planning 1 Pavillions building for continued use of site Road Lisburn BT27 Road Cookstown BT80 Office Park Kinnegar Road for car sales. (Retrospective 5UJ 9XD Holywood BT18 9JQ application for temporary planning permission for 3 years) *See explanatory note at end of document Planning Applications Validated Period: 26 March 2018 to 30 March 2018 Reference Number Category Proposal Location Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address LA05/2018/0304/F Local Temporary change of use of a Site at 225 Hillsborough LCC Group Ltd 16 Churchtown Strategic Planning 1 Pavillions former car showroom building to a Road Lisburn BT27 Road Cookstown BT80 Office Park Kinnegar Drive building for the sale of coal and 5UJ 9XD Holywood BT18 9JQ retention of a change of use of part of a former car sales site to a site for the sale of children's climbing frame equipment including the retention of an associated staff admin building. (Retrospective application for temporary planning permission for 3 years) LA05/2018/0305/F Local Internal reconfiguration of existing Estates Services SE Health and Social Care Trust estates department administration Department Lagan Estates Services Dept Home 7 building and workshops to provide Valley Hospital The Ulster Hospital additional office space. Hillsborough Road Dundonald BT16 1RH Application for change of use of Lisburn Co. Antrim existing canteen, locker room & BT28 1JP WC, and electrical workshop to create open plan offices and administration accommodation with associated site works *See explanatory note at end of document Planning Applications Validated Period: 26 March 2018 to 30 March 2018 Reference Number Category Proposal Location Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address LA05/2018/0306/F Local Proposed change of use of Larchfield Estates Larchfield Estates Bailliesmills PJ Design 2a Bridge Street existing railway building from Bailliesmills Road Road Lisburn BT27 6XJ Lisburn BT28 1XY offices to breakfast room with Lisburn BT27 6XJ seating area ancillary to existing accommodation at Larchfield Estates wedding venue, improvements to surrounding grounds to include resurfacing of existing uneven concrete drive and designated parking areas, provision of small landscaped areas outside railway building and re-cladding to face of existing farm buildings at entrance LA05/2018/0307/F Local Replacement dwelling with 130m north of 47 W Briggs 37a Ballymullan Tom Eilson Planning Carn retention & conversion of existing Ballymullan Road Road Lisburn BT27 5PJ Industrial Estate 25 Carn stone built, vernacular building Lisburn Road Craigavon BT63 5WG (former dwelling) to stables/ outbuildings LA05/2018/0308/F Local Proposed 2 storey extension to 77 Ballylenaghan Michelle and Paul Duffy 77 Mullan Architects 134A Upper side of dwelling Heights Belfast BT8 Ballylenaghan Heights Lisburn Road Belfast BT10 6WH Belfast BT8 6WH 0BE LA05/2018/0309/F Local Extension to existing detached 24 Glenavy Road Trevor Campbell 24 Glenavy Matthew Johnson 2A Bridge garage Lisburn Road Lisburn Street Lisburn BT28 1XY *See explanatory note at end of document Planning Applications Validated Period: 26 March 2018 to 30 March 2018 Reference Number Category Proposal Location Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address LA05/2018/0310/F Local Proposed one and a half storey 19 Drumalig Road Damien Dougan 19 Drumalig Henry Morgan 583 Donegall extension to front of existing one Carricknaveagh Road Carryduff BT27 6UD Road Belfast BT12 6DX and a half storey detached Carryduff BT27 6UD dwelling LA05/2018/0311/F Local New 2 storey double garage with 2 Fort Hill Lisburn James Sinton 2 Fort Hill ADO Ltd 67 Edenderry Village room over to replace existing BT28 3BB Lisburn BT28 3BB Belfast BT8 8LQ double garage LA05/2018/0312/F Local Rear extension to dwelling 10 Rosewood Glen Mr and Mrs C Rainey 10 Bryson Architects Lynden Gate Lisburn BT28 2FH Rosewood Glen Lisburn 50 Knockbreda Road BT28 2FH Belfast BT6 0JB LA05/2018/0314/F Local Proposed drive-thru restaurant Lands at 2 Ravernet Kirk Bryson & Co Ltd Lesley Coogan & Co Architects Ltd 122 with associated car parking Road Lisburn House 605 Lisburn Road Upper Lisburn Road Finaghy Belfast BT9 7GS Belfast BT10 0BD LA05/2018/0316/F Local The intention is to sub-divide a Unit 4 Brackenvale Arlee Developments Ltd 14 Mr Martin Hyde 20 Lough Road larger office/storage/distribution Business Park 537 South Quay Douglas Isle of Crossgar Downpatrick BT30 (approx. 730sqm) unit and Saintfield Road Man IMI 5AR 9DT provide a smaller unit to be used Carryduff as a gymnasium LA05/2018/0317/F Local Two storey side extension to 70 Knockbracken Road Mr and Mrs Rodgers 70 Micah T Jones Architect 42 The accommodate new bedroom and Belfast BT6 9SL Knockbracken Road Belfast Brae Ballygowan reconfiguration of utility/shower BT6 9SL Newtownards BT23 5TJ room, with single storey rear extension to accommodate living space and elevational chances *See explanatory note at end of document Planning Applications Validated Period: 26 March 2018 to 30 March 2018 Reference Number Category Proposal Location Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address LA05/2018/0318/F Local Single storey disabled adaptation 8 Dundrod Walk Mrs Joanna Tomasiewicz 8 H R Jess Limited 1 Jordanstown extension to rear of dwelling Lisburn BT28 1PU Dundrod Walk Lisburn BT28 Road Newtownabbey BT37 1PU 0QD LA05/2018/0319/RM Major Proposed development of 87 bed Rockfield 29 Industria Company (Ulster) Ltd G.I. Architects 41 Belmore dementia care nursing home and Greengraves Road 32 East Bridge Street Street Enniskillen BT74 6AA 13 no. two bed independent living Dundonald Enniskillen BT74 7BT units to replace 12 apartments and existing industrial building, improvements to access onto Old Mill Grove, closure of access onto Greengraves Road and ancillary siteworks. LA05/2018/0320/F Local Proposed erection of 2 no infill Between 202+208 Mr Noel Adams 75 Braniel Architech Design NI Ltd 76 dwellings and garages (Changes Hillhall Road Lisburn Road Lisburn BT27 5JJ Whitethorn Lane Kinallen of house types) BT25 2DL LA05/2018/0321/F Local Proposed two storey side 37 Martinville Park Mr Paul Hamill 37 Martinville Michael O'Hare 1 Balmoral extension to provide new utility Belfast BT8 7JH Park Belfast BT8 7JH Drive Belfast BT9 6PD room on ground floor and extended bedroom on 1st floor together with single storey side and rear extension to provide new kitchen/ family room and basement study/studio under *See explanatory note at end of document Planning Applications Validated Period: 26 March 2018 to 30 March 2018 Reference Number Category Proposal Location Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address LA05/2018/0322/F Local Relocation of heating system to Glebe House 24 Glebe Mr Nicholas Boyle Glebe Mr John Kennedy (Johnston outside of house but within tack Road Annahilt House 24 Glebe Road Houston) Lesley Suites 5th Floor room. Widening of 2nr internal Annahilt Lisburn BT26 6NE 2-12 Montgomery Street single door openings to create Belfast BT1 4NX 2nr internal double door openings. Plaster over internal tyrolean finish, to create a smooth render finish. Install 1 nr shower in 2 nr bathrooms in basement. Install toilet in attic. Install lead tray in chimney stacks (this is the only external works). LA05/2018/0323/LBC Consent Relocation of heating system to Glebe House 24 Glebe Mr Nicholas Boyle Glebe Mr John Kennedy (Johnston outside of house but within tack Road Annahilt House 24 Glebe Road Houston) Lesley Suites 5th Floor room. Widening of 2nr internal Annahilt BT26 6NE 2-12 Montgomery Street single door openings to create Belfast BT1 4NX 2nr internal double door openings. Plaster over internal tyrolean finish, to create a smooth render finish. Install 1 nr shower in 2 nr bathrooms in basement. Install toilet in attic. Install lead tray in chimney stacks (this is the only external works). *See explanatory note at end of document Planning Applications Validated Period: 26 March 2018 to 30 March 2018 Reference Number Category Proposal Location Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address LA05/2018/0324/F Local Proposed construction of new 100 Soldierstown Road Mr Tommy Hillicks 100 wall and upgrading of the existing Aghalee BT67 0LR Soldierstown Road Aghalee entrance at front of dwelling BT67 0LR LA05/2018/0325/LDP Local Single storey rear extension 48 Ashdene Road Mr Mark Holmes 48 Ashdene Reality Architects 16 Demesne Moneyreagh BT23 Road Moneyeargh BT23 Park Holywood BT18 9NE 6DD 6DD LA05/2018/0326/F Local Proposed single storey extension 137 Moira Road Mr and Mrs Cathal Cullen 137 to rear and side of dwelling Lisburn BT28 1RJ Moira Road Lisburn BT28 1RJ LA05/2018/0327/F Local Replacement of three existing 11A Upper Braniel Road ABC Car Dismantlers 11A Hawthorne Associates 2-3 The buildings by one singular building Slatady Castlereagh Upper Braniel
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