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Planning Applications Validated for the Period:-20/04/2015 to 24/04/2015 Planning Applications Validated For the Period:-20/04/2015 to 24/04/2015 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2015/0043/F Proposed change of house 23 Temain Road Full Mr N McAteer 23 Temain D M Kearney Design 2a type and garage to supersede Limavady Road Coleraine Road Planning Approval B/ Limavady Maghera 2013/0083/F BT49 0QA BT46 5BN LA01/2015/0055/F Single storey rear extension to 12 Willowdale Full Mr Ryan Fenton 14 Kirkview dwelling to provide larger Bendooragh Court kitchen/dining area Ballymoney Ballymoney BT53 7LX BT53 6SB LA01/2015/0056/F Building Site. Site 50m South East to Full Mr Alan Laverty C/o Agent 2020 Architects 37 Main Street Ballylinney Cottages Ballymoney 7 Causeway Road BT37 6AN Bushmills Co. Antrim BT57 8SU. LA01/2015/0058/F Demolition of former bed and Nos 1-7 Kerr Street Full Causeway Homes Ltd C/o G M Design Associates Ltd 22-24 breakfast and construction of 19 Portrush Agent Lodge Road No. two bedroom apartments Co. Antrim Coleraine and 8 No. three bedroom BT56 8DG. BT52 1NB apartments with secure carparking, general stores, binstore and LPG tank storage area. LA01/2015/0059/F A single 250kw wind turbine Approx. 488m south of Full Mr Sherrard C/o Agent Wind NI Ltd 20 Upper Main Street with a tower height of 30m and 65 Ballywoolen Road Larne a blade length of 16.5m. Coleraine BT51 4XQ. BT40 1SX Page 1 of 4 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2015/0060/F Overhead line to connect wind 150m North West of Full Malcolm Steele NIE turbine. 20 Churchland Lane Pennybridge Idustrial Coleraine BT51 3PX Estate Ballymena Churchland and South BT42 3HB Ballinteer LA01/2015/0061/F Proposed side and rear single 49 Sconce Road Full Mr and Mrs W Kelly 49 Sconce storey extensions to existing Castlerock Road two storey dwelling. Coleraine Castlerock BT51 4JT BT51 4JT LA01/2015/0062/F Single storey extension to side 42 Whitehill Park Full Mr G Hassan c/o Agent S M Design Services Ltd 22 and rear. Limavady Cherry Drive Eglinton L'Derry BT47 3US LA01/2015/0065/F Single storey side extension 26 Ringsend Road Full Maxine Campbell c/o Agent Stephen Faulkner 333 Drumrane and two storey rear extension to Limavady Road dwelling BT49 0QJ Dungiven BT47 4RG LA01/2015/0066/F Single storey rear extension to 5 Fairhead View Full Mr and Mrs Magee c/o Agent Slemish Design Studio Raceview dwelling and pitched roof added Ballycastle Mill to garage Co Antrim 29 Raceview Road Broughshane BT42 4JJ LA01/2015/0067/F Amendment to previously 12 Blackrock Road Full Victoria McCarter & Matt O'Donnell O'Neill approved plans ref C/ Portrush McAlpin c/o Agent Design Associates 5 2014/0502/F, to extend front of BT56 8EX Stranmillis Road Belfast dwelling by enclosing former BT9 5AF veranda, new chimney to side elevation and window below Page 2 of 4 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2015/0068/F Single Storey Rear Extension to 49 Ratheane Avenue Full Mr & Mrs S Lamont 49 Brian Baird Architect 10 Fermoyle Dwelling Coleraine Ratheane Avenue Drive Coleraine Coleraine BT52 1JH BT51 3JW LA01/2015/0069/F Replacement dwelling and new 108 Moycraig Road Full Mr N McGregor c/o Agent Simpson Design 42 Semicock domestic garage Dunseverick Road Bushmills Ballymoney BT53 6PY LA01/2015/0070/F First Floor Rear infill Extension 19 Hamilton Place Full Kenny and Nicki Shinner C/o Wilson McMullen Architects 19 Accommodating additional Portrush Agent Glenvale Avenue Bedroom with alterations to Co. Antrim Portrush Existing Layout and Rear BT56 8DP. BT56 8HL Elevation. LA01/2015/0071/F Proposed area cleared to Land to rear of 29 & 31 Full Mr R T Boyd c/o Agent Kieran Madden - Architect 84A provide 2 no car parking spaces Bridge Street Drumagarner Road associated with replacement Kilrea Coleraine dwellings at 29 & 31 Bridge Coleraine BT51 5TE Street, Kilrea. Planning BT51 5RR Reference - C/2014/0508/F LA01/2015/0072/F Erection of two storey dwelling Approximately 65m Full Mr J McElderry 46 Montgomery Irwin Architects Ltd and garage. Change of house South West of No. 29 Ballymacrea Road 7-9 Stone Row type from that approved under Craigahulliar Road Portrush Coleraine C/2011/0249/F Portrush BT56 8NS BT52 1EP LA01/2015/0073/F Design amendments to 82 Strand Road Full David and Claire Bell C/o Montgomery Irwin 7-9 Stone Row previously approved dwelling Portstewart Agent Coleraine and garage under approval BT55 7LZ BT52 1EP C/ 2011/0136/F Page 3 of 4 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2015/0074/F Proposed 2-storey rear 77 Ballaghmore Full Mr & Mrs Paul & Fiona Eakin Warwick Stewart Architects 892 extension together with Road Portballintrae c/o Agent Antrim Road alterations to existing Bushmills BT57 Templepatrick structure and renovation of 8RL existing garage. LA01/2015/0075/F Rear Two Storey Extension, 36 Laurel Park Full Lynne and Scott Bryce C/o Wilson McMullen Architects 19 Existing attached Garage Coleraine Agent Glenvale Avenue Conversion, Side Single Storey BT51 3AQ. Portrush Porch Extension and Alterations BT56 8HL to Existing Elevations. 1 LA01/2015/0076/F 1 /2 storey side extension with 96 Hopefield Road Full Jane Richardson c/o Agent Wilson McMullen Architects 19 single storey rear extension to Portrush Glenvale Avenue accommodate assisted living BT56 8HF Portrush standards BT56 8HL LA01/2015/0077/RM Reserved matters for proposed Lands adjacent Reserved Allen Matthewson 51-53 Studiorogers c/o The Egg Store detached dwelling, detached to 28 Cranagh Matters Queen Street 1 Mountsandel Road domestic garage and Road Coleraine Ballymoney Coleraine associated amenity. Approved BT51 3NN BT53 6JD BT52 1JB C/2014/0374/O LA01/2015/0078/F Domestic garage/storage 22 Carn-Neil Park Full Mr & Mrs Alex McNaughton c/ Gary Mc Neill 14 Cave Road building (including internal Glenariffe o Agent Cushendun integrated play facility to Co Antrim BT44 0PN cater for disabled child) BT44 0RH LA01/2015/0079/F Extension to 51 Catherine 49/51 Catherine Street Full Roe Catering Ltd C/o Agent Kevin Cartin Architects Ltd Unit 5 Street to incorporate 49 Limavady Belmont Office Park Catherine Street, change of use BT49 9DA. 232-240 Belmont Road to takeaway restaurant ( within Belfast ground floor of No. 49 ) and two BT4 2AW storey extension to 49 Catherine Street. Page 4 of 4.
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