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DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 12 October 2020 DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 12 October 2020 Application Description of Development Site Location Officer Reference Recommendation 1. LA07/2018/0614/F 19 no. two storey dwellings and Adjacent to 35 Carnacaville Road Approval associated site works Maghera Castlewellan 2. LA07/2018/0623/F Retention of farm shed, and erection 60m West of 25 Ballymacdermot Approval of new farm shed Road Ballymacdermot Newry BT35 8AZ 3. LA07/2019/0068/F Erection of 9no dwellings consisting 26 Newry Road Approval of 5no detached and 4no semi- Monog detached dwellings with all Crossmaglen associated works and landscaping Newry 4. LA07/2019/0507/F Housing development comprising of Between 41 and 51 Main Street Approval 8 semi-detached houses and one Annalong BT34 4QH detached house in substitution for outline approval LA07/2017/0833/O 1 DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 12 October 2020 Application Description of Development Site Location Officer Reference Recommendation 5. LA07/2019/0737/F Development to include 2 No. roll Cluain Mhuire existing entrance Approval over carwashes, lance car wash opposite 132 Armagh Road area and Development to include 2 Glassdrummond No. roll over carwashes, lance car Newry BT35 6PU wash area and stock car parking ancillary to proposed car showroom development 6. LA07/2020/0022/F Replacement farm shed To rear and 30m north of no 84 Refusal Greencastle Road Kilkeel Co. Down 7. LA07/2020/0170/O Proposed infill dwelling & garage Site between 15 & 27 Hillhead Road Refusal Newry 8. LA07/2020/0223/F Erect 2 semi-detached houses with Lands between 65 & 69 Approval associated site works in part Glassdrumman Road substitution to the extant approval Annalong and lands extending granted under P/2008/0059/F southwards between 65 & 69 Glassdrumman Road Annalong 2 DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 12 October 2020 Application Description of Development Site Location Officer Reference Recommendation 9. LA07/2020/0477/F Proposed Gym and pedestrian 88 Castlewellan Road Approval walking path for use of members Dromara 10. LA07/2020/0499/F Erection of portal framed 349 Rathfriland Road Approval stables/storage building Dromara Dromore 11. LA07/2020/0591/F Proposed Dwelling and Garage on a Land 30m North-East of 144 Killowen Approval Farm in substitution for that Road previously approved under planning Rostrevor LA07/2019/0484/O 12. LA07/2020/0596/O Proposed new dwelling (infill) and Site between 15 & 27 Hillhead Road Refusal garage Newry 13. LA07/2020/0677/F Site for the erection of 2 No. 20m east of 44 Chancellors Road Approval detached dwellings, 1 No. detached Corrinshego dwelling and associated detached Newry garage, with new roads access and associated site works (3 No. dwellings in total) 3 DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 12 October 2020 Application Description of Development Site Location Officer Reference Recommendation 14. LA07/2020/0760/F 2 storey extension 47 Bearna Park Refusal Meigh Newry 15. LA07/2020/0792/F Proposed replacement dwelling 32 Mayo Road Approval Mayobridge 16. LA07/2020/0833/O Replacement dwelling and garage 21 Newcastle Road Approval Ballynahinch 17. LA07/2020/0867/RM Erect dwelling and detached garage 45m East of 73 Newry Road Approval Mayobridge Newry BT34 2EU 18. LA07/2020/0878/F Erection of self-catering tourist Approx 35 metres North West of 22 Approval chalet (Renewal of permission Carrickrovaddy Road granted under P/2015/0243/F) Dorsey Belleeks Newry 4 DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 12 October 2020 Application Description of Development Site Location Officer Reference Recommendation 19. LA07/2020/0882/F Proposed single storey front 89 Mourneview Park Refusal extension Newry 20. LA07/2020/0907/F Single storey rear extension to 19 Kenway Drive Approval kitchen, provision of utility room in Newcastle part of garage 21. LA07/2020/0908/F Single storey sunroom extension 25 Finnebrogue Road Approval Downpatrick 22. LA07/2020/1016/F Two Storey Side Extension to 11 Mourne View Park Approval dwelling provision for bedrooms 4, 5 Murlough Upper and 6 Newcastle Co Down 23. LA07/2020/1109/F Single storey extension comprising 24 Willow Grove Approval of utility and shower room Newry BT34 1JH 5 DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 12 October 2020 Application Description of Development Site Location Officer Reference Recommendation 24. LA07/2020/1112/F Erection of a farm dwelling and lands approximately 30 metres north Approval garage of 372a Newry Road Kilkeel BT34 4SF 25. LA07/2020/1151/F Proposed replacement dwelling and 50 Newry Road Approval domestic garage Latbirget Mullaghbawn Co Armagh 26. LA07/2020/1263/LBC Replace existing softwood single 48 Killyleagh Street Consent Granted glazed windows and door with new Crossgar handmade, hardwood windows and door to match existing front fenestration 6 .
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