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Planning Applications Validated for the Period:-07/09/2015 to 11/09/2015 Planning Applications Validated For the Period:-07/09/2015 to 11/09/2015 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2015/0625/O Proposed new Dwelling for Approx. 180m South Outline Mr A.J. Miller Hunter Associates Retirement East of 56 Vow Road 56 Vow Road 8 Charlotte Street Ballymoney Ballymoney Ballymoney BT53 7PB BT53 6AY LA01/2015/0626/F Proposed Alterations to 60 Letterloan Road Full Mr Stephen and Rosemary Hunter Associates 8 Charlotte Dwelling Coleraine Taylor 60 Letterloan Road Street Coleraine Ballymoney BT53 6AY LA01/2015/0627/F Vary Condition 4 of the existing 81 Dowland Road Full Causeway Coast and Glens planning permission under B/ (former aircraft hangar) Borough Council 2004/0019/F, adding Household Aghanloo Limavady 7 Connell Street Waste Electrical and Electronic Limavady Equipment to the current list of BT49 0HA permitted materials on condition LA01/2015/0630/F Viewing Platform to be used in Adjacent to 28 Full DCAL Inland Fisheries Kevin McClelland Architects Conjunction with Guided Tours Priestland Road Bush Salmon Station 12 O'Hara Drive of the River Bush Bushmills. Church Street Portstewart Bushmills BT55 7PD LA01/2015/0631/LDP Demolition of Existing 72 Kilhoyle Road LD Mr S Mullan A J D Architectural Design Structurally Unstable Farm Limavady. Certificate 339 Seacoast Road Services 149 Whitehill Park Building and Construction of Proposed Bellarena Limavady Proposed Replacement Farm Limavady BT49 0QQ Building LA01/2015/0632/F Alterations and Extension to 20 Benbane Road Full Ian Kerr 20 Benbane Park Montgomery Irwin Architects Rear of No. 20 Benbane Park, Portballintrae Portballintrae 7-9 Stone Row Portballintrae for Domestic Use BT57 8BP Coleraine BT51 2EP Page 1 of 3 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2015/0633/F Replacement Front Steps for 13 St Anns Gardens Full Margaret Logue 13 St Anns Greg Loughlin Architectural Disabled Use Greysteel Gardens Designs 20 Clearwater Limavady Greysteel Road BT47 3TT Londonderry BT47 6BE LA01/2015/0634/F Proposed removal of existing Existing Mobile Phone Full Telefonica UK Ltd 260 Bath Taylor Patterson Building A Omni antennae and equipment Mast 375m North East Road First Floor cabinet and replacement with of O'Kane Farm Slough 89 Holywood Road two antennae, two cabinets and 902 Glenshane Road SL1 4DX Belfast two radio dishes on new parallel Dungiven. BT4 3BD section LA01/2015/0635/F Rear Single Storey Extension to 50 Main Street Full Mr B Colgan 50 Main Street Laverty Architecture 63a Dwelling Ballintoy Ballintoy Churchfield Road BT54 6LY Ballycastle BT54 6PX LA01/2015/0636/F Proposed Extension to Existing 11 Queens Avenue Full Mr & Mrs A Hunter 11 Queens Abode Design + 13 Queens Utility Room, Conversion of Ballymoney Avenue Avenue Existing Garage into Studio and Ballymoney Ballymoney Detached Garage BT53 6DF BT53 6DF LA01/2015/0638/F Change of Use from Ex-Army Shackleton Army Full Shackleton Studios Ltd Murray Fresh Design 667 Shore Road Existing Buildings to be used Barracks Walworth Exchange Whiteabbey as Film Studios and Offices Road Ballykelly 1 Linfield Road BT37 0ST LA01/2015/0639/F Demolition of existing building Rathmoyle Residential Full Apex Housing Association 10 Knox and Clayton 2a Wallace and development of 28 no. self Home Butcher Street Avenue contained wheelchair units with 1 Mary Street Londonderry Lisburn communal facilities, Ballycastle. BT27 4AA administrative accommodations and outdoor communal gardens and access Page 2 of 3 Reference Number Proposal Location Application Applicant Name & Address Agent Name & Address Type LA01/2015/0640/RM Replacement Dwelling, one 814 Seacoast Road Reserved Mr and Mrs J Robinson Johnston Stirling Partnership and a half Storey Downhill Matters 814 Seacoast Road Quay Gate Office Box Castlerock Downhill 16 Scrabo Street Castlerock Belfast BT51 4SD BT5 4BD LA01/2015/0642/RM Proposed New Dwelling & 33 Carragh Road Reserved Hazel Campbell Hunter Associates Garage Adjacent to 33 Carragh Bushmills Matters 25 Farren Road 8 Charlotte Street Road, Bushmills Ballymoney Ballymoney BT53 8HD BT53 6AY Page 3 of 3.
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