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Planning Applications Decisions Issued Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 12/11/2018 To: 18/11/2018 No. of Applications: 25 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2017/0863/F Mr Brendan McElroy 17 78m nne of 17 Carrowmannan The construction of a 42.68m x Permission 12/11/2018 72.2 Carrowmannan Road Road 14.63m "free range organic" Granted Belleeks Belleeks 3,000 bird poultry shed/house Newry Newry in association with the erection BT35 7QR BT35 7QX of one number 10 tonne feed silo LA07/2017/1589/F Habinteg Housing Lands opposite Spring Farm Variation of Condition 9 of Permission 16/11/2018 54.2 Association Alex Moira Heights and to the rear of No's Planning Application P/ Refused House 2-20 Laurel Hill and No's 1-4 2014/1076/F to read: The 22 Hibernia Street Gortmore Villas Development hereby permitted Holywood Newry shall not be occupied until any BT18 9JE structure or retaining wall requiring technical approval, as specified in the roads (Northern Ireland) Order 1993, has been approved and constructed in accordance with BD2 technical approval of highways structures: Volume 1: Design Manual for Roads and Bridges Page 1 of 7 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 12/11/2018 To: 18/11/2018 No. of Applications: 25 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2017/1590/F Habinteg Housing Lands opposite Spring Farm Variation of Condition 11 of Permission 16/11/2018 54.2 Association Alex Moira Heights and to the rear of No's Planning Application P/ Refused House 2-20 Laurel Hill and No's 1-4 2014/1076/F to read: The 22 Hibernia Street Gortmore Villas development hereby permitted Holywood Newry shall not be occupied until a BT18 9JE street lighting scheme has been submitted to and approved by the Department for Infrastructure's Street Lighting Section LA07/2017/1728/F Mr McCreery C/O Agent 17 Templeburn Road Retention of Cottage with Permission 12/11/2018 49.8 Crossgar extension and renovation and Granted Downpatrick detached domestic garage. BT30 9NG LA07/2018/0249/F Mr Thomas McVeigh 107 90m north east of No. 4 Erection of proposed dwelling Permission 14/11/2018 39.4 Greencastle Road Slatemill Road Kilkeel Newry and domestic garage Granted Dunnaval BT34 (Amended address and plans) Kilkeel BT34 4JW LA07/2018/0324/F James Fitzpatrick 6 110m North West of 6 Change of house type Permission 16/11/2018 37.8 Drumgreenagh Road Drumgreenagh Road previously approved under Granted Rathfriland Rathfriland. LA07/2016/1379/O Page 2 of 7 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 12/11/2018 To: 18/11/2018 No. of Applications: 25 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/0598/F Mr & Mrs Brendan Owens 21 Cloughmore Road Conversion and extension of Permission 14/11/2018 28.6 21 Cloughmore Road Rostrevor outbuildings to self catering Granted Rostrevor BT34 3EN accommodation with BT34 3EN associated landscaping and site works including provision of 2 no. car parking spaces (amended description, plans and additional information) LA07/2018/0694/O E. F. McClorey 5 Ballynafoy Adajcent and immediately east 2 No dwellings with domestic Permission 14/11/2018 26.4 Road of 2 Islandmoyle Road garages on gap/infill site Granted Annaclone Cabra (AMENDED SITE ADDRESS) Banbridge Hilltown BT32 5BA Newry County Down LA07/2018/0712/F Anne Heatley 32 Glen 32 Glen Court Two storey side extension to Permission 16/11/2018 26 Court Newry dwelling and extended front Granted Newry BT35 8HH porch and minor alterations to BT35 8HH the existing dwelling Page 3 of 7 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 12/11/2018 To: 18/11/2018 No. of Applications: 25 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/0883/LBC Jaramas Investments (NI) Killeavy Castle Amendments to Previous Consent 15/11/2018 22 Limited c/o P O'Hagan and Ballintemple Road approved Listed Building Granted Associates Colonum Consent (P/2014/0307/LBC). 10 Trevor Hill Meigh Installation of Platform Lift from Newry Newry Basement to Ground Floor, BT34 1DN Co Armagh removal of walls in Cellar Lounge and creation of Lobby to bottom of stair. Removal and relocation of internal walls on Ground Floor Level. Removal and relocation of internal walls on First Floor level. Relocation of accessible ramp to East Elevation. LA07/2018/0912/F Mark & Emer Poland 2 56 Sabbath Hill New 1.1/2 storey replacement Permission 14/11/2018 21 Willow Grove Ballymartin dwelling with garden store Granted Newry BT34 4UR (amended description and BT34 1JH additional plans received) LA07/2018/1171/LBC Quinn Charity 7 Trevor Hill 7 Trevor Hill Proposed repairs to facade Consent 16/11/2018 15.8 Newry Newry and retention of suspended Granted BT34 1DN BT34 1DN ceilings LA07/2018/1195/RM Mrs Susan Lynas 11 Shore Between 171 and 173 Erection of infill dwelling Permission 12/11/2018 14.4 Road Carrickmannon Road Granted Killyleagh Crossgar BT30 9UE BT30 9NN Page 4 of 7 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 12/11/2018 To: 18/11/2018 No. of Applications: 25 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1215/O Jacqueline Ross Killybawn Adjacent and immediately east Part demolition of existing shed Permission 12/11/2018 14.2 Road of 16a Killybawn Road to accommodate site for Refused Saintfield Saintfield proposed new dwelling. BT24 7JP Co. Down BT24 7JP LA07/2018/1217/F Mr Mark Cunningham 43 50m south of 43 Kilnhill Road Proposed farm dwelling Permission 16/11/2018 14.6 Kilnhill Road Ballyward Granted Ballyward Castlewellan Castlewellan BT31 9TN BT31 9TN LA07/2018/1239/F Mr Hugh James Smyth 68 Adjacent to 68 Drumsnade Proposed new dwelling on a Permission 14/11/2018 13.6 Drumsnade Road Road farm Granted Ballynahinch Ballynahinch BT24 8NG Co Down BT24 8NG LA07/2018/1247/F Mr and Mrs Eddie Wilson 33 Hawood Way Proposed domestic extension Permission 15/11/2018 13.8 33 Hawood Way Kilkeel to No. 33 Hawood Way, Kilkeel Granted Kilkeel BT34 4BF BT34 4BF LA07/2018/1272/LDP Wesley Kittle 56 Clea 56 Clea Lough Road Steel portal agricultural shed Permission 12/11/2018 12.8 Lough Road Killyleagh for sheep/livestock, concrete Granted Killyleagh base (existing) steel frame, BT30 9SY shuttered concrete walls, cladded roof, sliding door and roller shutter Page 5 of 7 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 12/11/2018 To: 18/11/2018 No. of Applications: 25 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1274/O Mr. Cormac Caraher 46 Opposite numbers 38 and 40 Dwelling on a farm Permission 12/11/2018 11.4 Greenkill Road Creenkill Road Refused Crossmaglen Crossmaglen Newry BT35 9AJ BT35 9AJ LA07/2018/1290/F Jaramas Investments (NI) Killeavy Castle Proposed relocation of Permission 15/11/2018 11.6 Ltd 12 Ballintemple Road Ballintemple Road accessible ramp to East Granted Killeany Clonum Elevation from previous Newry Newry approval P/2014/0307/LBC in BT35 8LQ conjunction with current application LA07/2018/0883/ LBC LA07/2018/1411/F Shane Collins 19 27 Drumreagh Road Proposed Replacement Permission 15/11/2018 8.4 Drumreagh Road Rostrevor Dwelling Granted Rostrevor BT34 3DS LA07/2018/1518/F Michelle Skillen 70 200m SW of No. 126 Head Erect replacement dwelling. Permission 14/11/2018 6.2 Brackenagh West Road Road Application submitted in Granted Ballymartin Kilkeel substitution to approval Kilkeel granted under LA07/2018/0203/F. LA07/2018/1520/F Benagh Rural Development Benagh Orange Hall Proposed alteration to existing Permission 14/11/2018 6.6 Association C/O Benagh 30 Benagh Road roof on Main Hall, re-roofing of Granted Orange Hall Newry existing store and rendering of 30 Benagh Road BT34 2JE external walls to upgrade Newry building. BT34 2JE Page 6 of 7 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 12/11/2018 To: 18/11/2018 No. of Applications: 25 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1619/DC Eamon Bishop 80 Lands adjacent to 28 Captains Discharge Condition 2 of Approval 16/11/2018 3.6 Carricksticken Road Road Planning Permission Forkhill Forkhill LA07/2017/1693/F: No site Newry work of any nature or BT35 9RL development shall take place until a programme of archaeological work has been implemented, in accordance with a written scheme and programme prepared by a qualified archaeologist, submitted by the applicant and approved by The Planning Department. The programme shall provide for the identification and evaluation of archaeological remains within the site, for mitigation of the impacts of development, through excavation recording or by preservation of remains, and for preparation of an archaeological report. LA07/2018/1620/DC Michael Crilly 6 St Johns 10 Mill Road Discharge of condition 2 of Approval 15/11/2018 4 Terrace Hilltown planning approval Hilltown BT34 5UZ LA07/2018/1151/RM BT34 5TE Page 7 of 7.
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