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Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Cloonavin, 66 Portstewart Road, Coleraine, BT52 1EY Tel +44 (0) 28 7034 7034 Web www.causewaycoastandglens.gov.uk Planning Applications The full details of following planning applications including plans, maps and drawings are available to view on the NI Planning Portal www.planningni.gov.uk or at the Council Planning Office or by contacting 0300 200 7830. Written comments should be submitted within the next 14 days. Please quote the application number in any correspondence and note that all representations made, including objections, will be posted on the website. www.causewaycoastandglens.gov.uk. The Schedule of Planning Applications being presented to Council on 15.7.15 is also available on the NI Planning Portal www.planningni.gov.uk David Jackson Town Clerk and Chief Executive APPLICATION NO LOCATION BRIEF DESCRIPTION Initial Adv BALLYMONEY LA01/2015/0360/F Site at 75 Lisboy Rd, Dunloy Proposed 1½ storey replacement dwelling and detached garage LA01/2015/0368/F 63A Garryduff Rd, Ballymoney Proposed new stores and offices and associated site works LA01/2015/0371/F 4 Portna Rd, Rasharkin Proposed showroom and additional office space LA01/2015/0377/F 29 Drumbare Rd, Cloughmills Wood to energy plant to manufacture timber pellets and Biomass, CHP boiler. Initial Adv BANN LA01/2015/0367/RM 16m South of 96 Dunboe Rd, Coleraine Dwelling house and garage LA01/2015/0369/F Mobile phone mast approx. 190m east of no Remove 2 antennae and replace with 2 47 Curragh Rd, Coleraine radio dishes LA01/2015/0386/F 29 Circular Rd, Castlerock Alterations and Extension to Dwelling LA01/2015/0387/O 90m West of 110 Drumcroon Rd, Blackhill, Farm dwelling and garage. Coleraine Initial Adv BENBRADAGH LA01/2015/0363/F Lands at former linen mill, Bleach Green Farm diversification scheme to provide Lane, Dungiven touring caravan park. Redevelopment of linen mill buildings to provide park amenities & managers accommodation LA01/2015/0370/F 115m NW of 214 Baranailt Rd, Tartnakilly, Retention of Dwelling and garage. Limavady LA01/2015/0374/O Lands Between 145 & 149 Glenhead Rd, Dwelling and Garage Limavady LA01/2015/0378/F Lands at and to the west of Nos 172 and Replacement of petrol station. Change 172a Clooney Rd, Greysteel of use of existing unit to 3 units (2 hot food takeaways) Alterations & exten- sion for non food retail service & car valet shed. Initial Adv CAUSEWAY LA01/2015/0362/ Site adjacent to Cromore House, 58 Cromore Retention of existing fenceline & ad- LBC Rd, Coleraine ditional fencing. LA01/2015/0364/F 90 Station Rd, Portstewart Rear and side single storey extension. LA01/2015/0365/F 11 Ramore Ave, Portrush Residential development, three apart- ments with ground floor garden rooms and parking. LA01/2015/0366/F 335m West of 94 Ballyclough Rd, Bushmills 250kw wind turbine 30m hub height LA01/2015/0372/F 18 Creamery Rd, Coleraine Extension to butter production & stores LA01/2015/0373/F 67-69 The Promenade and 30-38 Church St, Demolition of existing properties to Portstewart facilitate mixed use redevelopment proposal comprising 1 no. ground floor café unit LA01/2015/0385/F 4 & 5 High Rd, Portstewart Alterations to planning permission C/2014/0328/F LA01/2015/0388/F 10 Prospect Ave, Portstewart. Replacement Dwelling and Associated Site Works. Initial Adv COLERAINE LA01/2015/0384/F 1 Litchfield Pk, Coleraine Single storey side extension. Initial Adv LIMAVADY LA01/2015/0380/F 71-85 Main St, Limavady Demolition Street and redevelopment of site to provide a food supermarket LA01/2015/0381/F Existing mobile phone mast at N I Water Removal of 3 No antennae and 2 No Waste Treatment Works, c.305m NE of No 12 cabinets and replacement with 6 No Mill Pl, Limavady antennae, 3 No cabinets, 2 No radio dishes on existing mast and ancillary works Initial Adv GLENS LA01/2015/0361/RM To the rear of 19 Glenshesk RD, Ballycastle Site for New Dwelling LA01/2015/0379/O Lands between 40 and 44 Layde Rd, Site for two detached dwellings and Cushendall garages. LA01/2015/0382/F St Mary’s Primary School, Rathlin Island, lobby extension and modular storage. Ballycastle. LA01/2015/0389/ 24 Dalriada Ave, Cushendall Single storey rear extension. Application Accompanied by an Environmental Statement The Planning (Northern Ireland) Act 2011 The Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2015 (Regulation 20) Application No: B/2015/0005/F Location: Land off Moys Road Approx 170m south west of 171 Glenhead Road Limavady Proposal: Proposed development of 4 no. pig breeding units (in addition to the single unit previously approved under B/2013/0043/F) to house an overall site total of 2247 sows, 12 no. feed bins and 2 no. above ground sealed slurry stores. The application and associated Environmental Statement may be examined during normal office hours at the Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Planning Office, County Hall, Castlerock Road, Coleraine BT51 3HS (Tel: 0300 200 7830). It is advisable to make an appointment before call- ing at either office. The application may also be viewed at the Public Access website www.planningni. gov.uk. Copies of the Environmental Statement may also be examined or purchased at the following locations: Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Planning Office, County Hall, Castlerock Road, Coleraine BT51 3HS. Limavady Library, 5 Connell Street Car Park, Limavady Co.Londonderry BT49 0EA. The costs are: Hard Copy of Environmental Statement - £30, CD copy - £5. Written representations on this application should be forwarded to: Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council Planning Office, County Hall, Castlerock Road, Col- eraine BT51 3HS not later than 4 weeks from the date of this advertisement. The Planning Authority does not have the power to extend the period allowed. Please quote the reference number in all cor- respondence. It should be noted that all such written comments will also be made available for public inspection as detailed above..
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