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Planning Applications Planning applications Full details of the following planning applications including plans, maps and drawings are available to view on the NI Planning Portal www.planningni.gov.uk or by contacting (028) 9182 4006 between 9am and 3pm. However, during the Covid-19 pandemic we cannot accommodate any call-ins to the Council Planning Office. Whenever possible, written comments should be submitted within the next 14 days. We request comments as early as possible, but we must take account of any representations that raise material planning considerations received before the application is actually determined. Please quote the application number in any cor respondence and note that all representations made, including objections, will be posted on the NI Planning Portal. Please refer to the Council’s guidance on how to comment on a planning application which is available on the Council’s website www.ardsandnorthdown.gov.uk/planning-applications. Information regarding the Council’s Planning Committees in June and the schedule for the Planning Committee to be held on 7th July is published on the Council’s website under ‘Next Planning Committee’. Initial Advertisements Application No. Location Proposal LA06/2020/0232/F 44-54 Shore Road, Millisle Replacement of four existing dwellings with a row of 4 cottages including associated car parking and landscaping LA06/2020/0426/O Site between 145 and 145b Infill dwelling and garage Abbey Road, Millisle LA06/2020/0463/F 136 Groomsport Road, Bangor Two-storey rear and side extension to provide kitchen, bedroom and garage accommodation LA06/2020/0293/O Lands between 2&2a Ballykeigle Infill dwelling and garage (renewal of planning approval Road, Comber LA06/2017/0034/O) LA06/2020/0359/F Lands at 40-48 Castle Street, Demolition of the existing building and the construction of 16no. Comber apartments (in two blocks) for social housing with associated car parking, landscaping, retaining walls, new access from Castle Street and general site works. Amendment to planning approval LA06/2018/1381/F. Proposed changes to Block A to remove balconies at apartments 3-8 LA06/2020/0374/F Existing Holywood Sea Defences Alteration to the existing sheet pile wall element of the sea defence adjacent to the North Down with a concrete facing up to 500mm below existing bed level and Coastal Path and Praegars Field erection of temporary compound for storage (incorporating area ranging from 17.5m North of 1 Marine Place to adjacent 17 Seapark Avenue) LA06/2020/0480/F Site 20m NE of 17 Glen Road, Detached dwelling including new access onto Glen Road Holywood LA06/2020/0482/F 10 Larch Hill, Holywood Provision of new pitched roof to main dwelling to include 3 No. dormers to front, raising of ridge line and provision of single storey extension rear and sides of dwelling LA06/2020/0484/O Lands approximately 25M Dwelling on a farm - renewal of planning approval SE of 52 Ballyrainey Road, LA06/2017/0252/O Newtownards Re-advertisements LA06/2020/0287/F 87 Portaferry Road, Replacement dwelling and all associated site works. Newtownards (Address incorrectly advertised 17/04/2020) LA06/2018/1020/F Lands to the rear of 27-33 Main 2 ground floor apartments and 2 first floor apartments (Amended Street Ballywalter plans received) LA06/2019/0559/F The Yard, Unit 6 Castle Yard, Change of use from gym to hot food takeaway restaurant. Castle Street, Portaferry (Retrospective) (Amended plans received) LA06/2020/0299/O Lands to the rear of 122 - 134 Single dwelling (Amended plans received) Main Street, Greyabbey LA06/2020/0190/F 35 Hamilton Road Bangor Demolition of existing premises and erection of a 3-storey building for the provision of 9 No. two-bedroom, self-contained apartments (Additional information received) LA06/2019/0706/F 8 Victoria Road Holywood Demolition of Dwelling & Garage and Erection of Two storey Replacement Dwelling with detached ancillary garden room/study. Widening of existing access to Victoria Road. (Amended plans received) LA06/2020/0029/ Lands approximately 54m Two-storey dwelling with associated hard and soft landscaping - RM SW of Killaire House 22 Killaire Site 1 (Amended plans received) Road Bangor LA06/2020/0031/ Lands approximately 85m SW of Two-storey dwelling with associated hard and soft landscaping - RM Killaire House 22 Killaire Road Site 2 (Amended plans received) Bangor LA06/2020/0032/ Lands approximately 137m SW Two-storey dwelling with associated hard and soft landscaping - RM of Killaire House 22 Killaire Road Site 3 (Amended plans received) Bangor LA06/2019/1082/F Lands adjacent to and south Erection of 80-bed nursing home with car-parking, landscaping, of Castlebawn Road (A20 servicing/access arrangements, inclusion of a temporary Waste Sothern Distributor Road) and Water Treatment Works, and all other associated site works - adjacent and west of Drome amendment to previous approval X/2008/1030/F Park football ground (approx. (Amended proposal) 120m SW of clubhouse building) Newtownards LA06/2020/0179/F The Ard House, 31 Belfast Road Non-compliance with Condition 14 of LA06/2016/0368/RM Newtownards (Development of 14 detached and semi-detached dwellings, garages and associated site works.) which reads, “The landscaping as shown on Drawing No 32A of LA06/2016/0368/RM bearing the date stamp 20th February 2017, shall be completed in the first available planting season following the occupation of the dwellings)” and the Retention of a Stone Wall on the southern boundary, along Belfast Road. (Amended description and additional plans received).
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