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Valid Planning Applications Received Week Commencing 18 September Planning Applications Validated 18/09/2017 to 22/09/2017 Reference Number DEA Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Description Type Address LA01/2017/1194/DCA Ballymoney Demolition of rear 18 Main Street Demolition A M G Property O NWheeler F A boundary and Ballymoney within Developers Wheeler installation of roller Conservation 27 Hill Street 201 Garron Road shutter door Area Ballymena Glenariffe Ballymena BT44 0RA LA01/2017/1195/NMC The Glens Amended window layout 117 Magheramore Non- Dominic McDonnell Bailey Architecture as a result of minor Road Material 115 Magheramore 9 Glenview Road amendments to internal Armoy Change Road Duncarbit layout Armoy Glenshesk Ballycastle BT54 6QE LA01/2017/1196/F Bann Proposed new direct Lands adjacent to 2 Full Mr P L O'Kane C McIlvar Ltd access from Brockagh Brockagh Road 39 Glen Road Unit 7 Road to serve housing Garvagh Garvagh Cookstown Enterprise lands to supersede new Centre access approved under Sandholes Road LA01/2015/0801/F Cookstown BT80 9LU LA01/2017/1197/F Ballymoney Proposed new access 38 Killagan Road Full Peter Esler Diamond Architecture to existing dwelling and Ballymena 38 Killagan Road 77 Main Street closure of existing Glarryford Maghera access Ballymena BT46 5AB Page 1 of 7 Reference Number DEA Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Description Type Address LA01/2017/1198/F Bann Retrospective relocation of Craigmore Landfill 56 Full Granville EcoPark Ltd MBA Planning Ltd landfill gas management system Craigmore Road 19 Point Street 4 College House and installation of pressurised Coleraine Larne Belfast reduction system with BT40 1HY BT12 4HQ associated concrete hard standing, pipework and fencing LA01/2017/1199/F Causeway Replacement dwelling on site of 90m North of Cabragh Full Toberdoney Simpson Design farmyard and domestic garage Road Junction Presbyterian Church 42 Semicock Road Islandrose to 61 Kirk Road Ballymoney Toberdoney Road Ballymoney BT53 6PY Ballymoney LA01/2017/1200/F Causeway Change of use to ground floor 81 Promenade Full Philip Tweedie Montgomery Irwin and basement levels from Portstewart 19 Stone Row Architects restaurant to Class A2 offices. Coleraine 7-9 Stone Row Retention of existing residential Coleraine use to first and second floors BT52 1EP LA01/2017/1201/F Coleraine Residential development 58-62 Portstewart Full Torra Homes Ltd Kevin Cartin Architects Ltd consisting of 7 no. detached Road 85 Ballykenver Road Unit 5 dwellings with garages and 12 Coleraine Armoy Belmont Office Park no. apartments including Ballymoney 232-240 Belmont Road associated road works and Belfast landscaping BT4 2AW LA01/2017/1202/F Coleraine Demolition of existing dwelling 17 Milburn Road Full Ciara Curran Armagh Design and the erection of 4 no. one Coleraine 99 Syerla Road The Studio bedroom apartments Dungannon 63 Glen Mhacha Armagh BT61 8AF Page 2 of 7 Reference Number DEA Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Description Type Address LA01/2017/1203/LBC Coleraine Proposed extension to the The Old Courthouse Listed W & R Holdings A Q B Architectural rear of the existing licensed Castlerock Road Building 41-43 Main Street Workshop Ltd premises to provide kitchen Coleraine Consent Limavady 12a Ebrington Terrace and toilet accommodation at Derry ground floor level and a roof BT47 6JS terrace over at first floor level. Plus the provision of an open air beer garden and children's play area under at lower ground floor level. Included also internal alterations to accommodate the new extension and the change of use from a first floor apartment and lower ground floor plant room and store to licensed floor area, plus the extension of the existing beer garden along the Castlerock Road LA01/2017/1204/F The Glens Proposed two storey dwelling 34a Coolkeeran Full Mr G McAuley Hunter Associates Road 34 Coolkeeran Road Albany Villas Ballymoney Armoy 59 High Street Ballymoney Ballymoney BT53 6BG LA01/2017/1205/F Causeway Replacement dwelling and 21 Burnside Road Full Eugena Porter Darren McCaffrey garage/store and replacement Portstewart 21 Burnside Road Associates Beech Cottage boundary wall Portstewart Milltown Blaney Enniskillen BT93 7EQ Page 3 of 7 Reference Number DEA Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Description Type Address LA01/2017/1207/F Bann Proposed extension to 25 Mettican Road Full McAtamney's D M Kearney Design existing wholesale Garvagh Butchers 2a Coleraine Road butcher supply business 29-35 Main Street Maghera and construction of Garvagh BT46 5BN purpose built butchery facility with associated offices LA01/2017/1208/O Ballymoney Site of dwelling and Adjacent to Outline Mr Andrew and Ivan McClean garage on a farm 277 Frosses Road Mrs Anne Gregg 64 Old Portglenone Road Cloughmills 275 Frosses Road Ahoghill Cloughmills BT42 1LQ LA01/2017/1210/F Causeway Change the wording of 1 Loughan Road Full A Morelli Fleming McKernan Condition 4 to read (a Coleraine 173 Loughan Road Associates programme of Coleraine 1 Upper Abbey Street Archaeological Works shall Coleraine be implemented within 12 BT52 1BF months from the date of approval) LA01/2017/1211/F Bann Proposed change of 100m South East of Full Mr Patrick McKillop Newline Architects house type Lisnagrot Road 8 Lisnagreen 48 Main Street Kilrea Lisnagrot Road Castledawson Kilrea BT45 8AB LA01/2017/1212/ NMC Benbradagh Existing of 3 no existing Gortnaghey Non- Eithne Burke lamp standards and Community Centre Material Gortnaghey erection of 17 no. 81 Gortnahey Road Change Community Centre proposed lamp standards Dungiven 81 Gortnahey Road together with additional Dungiven play equipment LA01/2017/1213/ RM Benbradagh Proposed single storey Lands adjacent to Reserved R Whiteside 5050 Architecture detached dwelling and 124 Dunlade Road Matters 66 Dunlade Road 3a Keldon Court detached single storey Greysteel Greysteel 17 Linenhall Street garage Limavady BT49 0HQ Page 4 of 7 Reference Number DEA Proposal Location Application Type Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Description Address LA01/2017/1214/F Ballymoney Proposed 4 no. 65m East of 101 Full McAlister Builders 5 2020 Architects two storey Charlotte Street Ann Street 49 Main dwellings and Ballymoney Ballycastle Street detached garages Ballymoney BT53 6AN LA01/2017/1215/F The Glens Single storey rear 56 Whitepark Road Full John McFall Bailey Architecture extension Ballycastle 56 Whitepark Road 9 Glenview Road Ballycastle Glenshesk Ballycastle BT54 6QE LA01/2017/1216/F Benbradagh Proposed two storey 4 Dunlade Road Full Kathryn & Bryn Michael E Boyle side and rear Greysteel Evans 20 Coolagh Road extension to existing Limavady 4 Dunlade Road Greysteel dwelling ( comprising Greysteel Limavady lounge, bedroom, Limavady BT47 3EQ utility and kitchen to ground floor and bedroom including dressing room/en suite to first floor) including an increase in domestic curtilage LA01/2017/1217/F Limavady Proposed Site adjacent to 2 Full Cherrybrook Diamond Architecture development Rosapenna and 11 Developments 77 Main Street consisting of two Roasendale Avenue Ltd 80 Maghera detached Limavady Fivemilestraight BT46 5AB dwellings Maghera LA01/2017/1218/A Causeway Illuminated shop 81 The Promenade Advertisement Philip Tweedie Montgomery Irwin signage to above Portstewart 19 Stone Row Architects street level windows Coleraine 7-9 Stone Row and fabric banner Coleraine signage to BT52 1EP Promenade facing elevation LA01/2017/1220/ NMC Benbradagh Two areas of Gortnaghey Non- Gortnaghey additional Community Hall Material Community Eithne prefabricated play 81 Gortnahey Road Change Burke equipment. A gravel Dungiven 81 Gortnahey picnic area. A Road recycled outdoor Dungiven classroom. Additional trees Page 5 of 7 Reference Number DEA Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Description Type Address LA01/2017/1221/F Causeway Proposed new domestic 12 Carragh Road Full Mr and Mrs P Farrell Simpson Design garage Bushmills 12 Carragh Road 42 Semicock Road Bushmills Ballymoney BT53 6PY LA01/2017/1223/F The Glens Proposed single storey 28 Blackpark Full Mr & Mrs P Healy Gary McNeill rear extension and Cottages 28 Blackpark Cottages 14 Cave Road associated alterations Ballyvoy Ballyvoy Cushendun Ballycastle Ballycastle BT44 0PN LA01/2017/1224/ RM The Glens Reserved Matters Lands adjacent to Reserved Mr Hamilton Studiorogers Architects planning application for a No. 41 & No. 39 Matters 41 Cushleake Road Ltd The Egg Store single detached dwelling Cushleake Road Cushendun 1 Mountsandel Road and garage for previously Cushendun BT44 0QB Coleraine approved permission BT52 1JB LA01/2017/0142/O LA01/2017/1225/F Benbradagh Proposed change of use 136 Main Street Full Mrs K McCartney 5050 Architecture from clothing shop into Dungiven 136 Main Street 3A Keldon Court cafe Dungiven 17 Linenhall Street Limavady LA01/2017/1226/F Bann Proposed residential 52b Main Street Full KMBC Properties GM Design Associates development consisting of Castlerock 2 St Patricks Street 22-24 Lodge Road 2 private detached Draperstown Coleraine dwellings with amenity Magherafelt BT52 1NB space and parking BT45 7AL provision as approved in principle in previous application C/2007/0969/F LA01/2017/1227/F Causeway Proposed 24 no. Lands to the rear of Full K R Construction Ltd Clyde Shanks dwelling units, private 50 Old Coach Road 90 Kilrea Road 5 Oxford Street amenity space, car Portstewart Portglenone Belfast parking, access and BT1 3LA ancillary site works Page 6 of 7 Reference Number DEA
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