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Planning Applications Decisions Issued Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/05/2019 To: 31/05/2019 No. of Applications: 99 Reference Number Category Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2015/0551/F LOCDEV Lands West and adjacent to 80 Retention of farm building, yard, PERMISSION 02/05/2019 177.2 Drumalig Road cattle pens and access and GRANTED Carryduff. reinstatement of roof and wall cladding panels and roller shutter door (Amended Description) LA05/2017/0210/F LOCDEV Former Stoneyford Inn and 68A Proposed residential development PERMISSION 21/05/2019 110.2 Stoneyford road consisting of 17nr dwellings (14nr 5 GRANTED Stoneyford person 3 bed houses and 3nr 7 person 4 bed houses) with garages to unit nos. 1,2,3,4,10,11,15,16 &17 and car ports to units 3,4,14 and 15. LA05/2017/0765/O LOCDEV Adj to 28 Quaterland Road Proposed farm dwelling and garage PERMISSION 23/05/2019 92 Crumlin GRANTED LA05/2017/1034/RM LOCDEV Land between 76 and 84 Ballycowan Two number infill dwellings and PERMISSION 23/05/2019 80.8 Road associated domestic garages GRANTED Ballycowan Belfast BT8 8LP LA05/2017/1231/F LOCDEV Magheragall Presbyterian Church Proposed extension to existing PERMISSION 14/05/2019 71.4 School Lane graveyard GRANTED Upper Ballindery Lisburn BT28 2NT Page 1 of 17 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/05/2019 To: 31/05/2019 No. of Applications: 99 Reference Number Category Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2017/1237/O LOCDEV Building site at 109 Carryduff Road New dwelling PERMISSION 21/05/2019 72.2 Lisburn (site located to west of 99 REFUSED Carryduff Road and east of existing dwelling at 109 Carryduff Road) LA05/2017/1259/O LOCDEV 98m north west of 6a Ballinderry Proposed infill dwelling & garage PERMISSION 16/05/2019 70.8 Road GRANTED Aghalee Craigavon LA05/2017/1266/F LOCDEV The Beeches Extension to rear of dwelling and PERMISSION 03/05/2019 69 Temple Road conversion and extension to games GRANTED Upper Ballinderry room to form granny flat Lisburn BT28 2PD LA05/2018/0065/A LOCDEV 2 Bridge Street Ground floor shop signage- hard PERMISSION 20/05/2019 66 Lisburn wood with painted logo etc GRANTED LA05/2018/0090/F LOCDEV Glenside Quarry 32 metre ventilation stack PERMISSION 17/05/2019 64.8 Glenside Road GRANTED Dunmurray LA05/2018/0161/O LOCDEV Land adjacent to 12C Whinney Hill Proposed infill dwelling in a built up PERMISSION 20/05/2019 62.6 Stoneyford line of frontage onto an existing REFUSED Lisburn lane LA05/2018/0192/F LOCDEV 50m east of 42 Knockany Road Proposed farm dwelling and garage PERMISSION 01/05/2019 58.8 Carr (amended proposal description) GRANTED Lisburn BT27 6YB Page 2 of 17 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/05/2019 To: 31/05/2019 No. of Applications: 99 Reference Number Category Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2018/0212/O LOCDEV Site between No 35 Glebe Road and Proposed infill (cty8) dwelling, PERMISSION 03/05/2019 58.4 No 37 Glebe Road renewal of existing approval GRANTED Hillsborough 2009/0122 and S/2013/0664/O LA05/2018/0215/F LOCDEV 1 Grand Street Proposed replacement of existing PERMISSION 09/05/2019 59 Lisburn dwelling at 1 Grand Street, Lisburn GRANTED BT27 4UD to provide 2 No. Town House Dwellings. LA05/2018/0252/F LOCDEV 230m south east of 9 Lisleen Road Change of house type from that PERMISSION 24/05/2019 60 East previously approved under Y/ GRANTED Comber 2002/0128/F BT23 5QB LA05/2018/0405/O LOCDEV Site between 254 & 260 Hillhall Road Proposed infill dwelling (CTY8)- PERMISSION 07/05/2019 51.2 Lisburn storey and a half dwelling and GRANTED BT27 5BT detached garage LA05/2018/0463/F LOCDEV Between 135 and 137 Belfast Road Proposed erection of dwelling and PERMISSION 08/05/2019 49.2 Saintfield integral double garage (infill site) REFUSED BT24 7HF LA05/2018/0702/O LOCDEV 11 Bensons Road Replacement dwelling and garage PERMISSION 20/05/2019 42.8 Lisburn GRANTED LA05/2018/0778/A LOCDEV Stewartstown Road approx. 100m NE To incorporate one x standard PERMISSION 09/05/2019 39.8 from McKinstry Road Roundabout single sided six sheet advertising GRANTED and opposite Magnolia Park display unit at rear within a Belfast Rapid Transit shelter LA05/2018/0782/RM LOCDEV Lands 240m north 26 Belfast Road Proposed single storey farmworkers PERMISSION 22/05/2019 41.6 Glenavy dwelling and detached garage GRANTED BT29 4LL Page 3 of 17 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/05/2019 To: 31/05/2019 No. of Applications: 99 Reference Number Category Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2018/0816/F LOCDEV 366 Comber Road Replacement single storey dwelling PERMISSION 02/05/2019 37.6 Dundonald with double garage and store over GRANTED BT16 1XB garage LA05/2018/0851/F LOCDEV 23 Fourwinds Park Domestic double garage PERMISSION 08/05/2019 36.8 Belfast GRANTED BT8 6GD LA05/2018/0902/F LOCDEV 1 Cedarhurst Rise Proposed dormer to front elevation. PERMISSION 08/05/2019 34.6 Belfast GRANTED BT8 7RJ LA05/2018/0935/NMC LOCDEV Quarry Corner at corner of Upper To add single garages to layout for NON 09/05/2019 34 Newtownards Road and the Old Mill sites 26-29 MATERIAL Heights CHANGE Dundonald REFUSED LA05/2018/0937/F LOCDEV Site adjacent to no 01 Porter's Bridge Demolition of existing vacant PERMISSION 01/05/2019 32.8 Road dwelling and development of two GRANTED Derrykillultagh storey dwelling and associated Lisburn amenity space LA05/2018/0955/NMC LOCDEV 43 Lisburn Road Bays removed from sides & located NON 23/05/2019 34.4 Hillsborough on front. Footprint is as approved MATERIAL BT26 6HW on 1/500 site plan (no change) CHANGE LA05/2018/0957/F LOCDEV Land 175m to the west of no 16a Retention and improvement of PERMISSION 02/05/2019 31.4 Shore Road existing Rock Armoured Revetment GRANTED Lower Ballinderry Page 4 of 17 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/05/2019 To: 31/05/2019 No. of Applications: 99 Reference Number Category Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2018/0974/F LOCDEV McQuillan Envirocare Planning permission is sought to PERMISSION 03/05/2019 31.2 Budore Quarry vary a number of the requirements GRANTED 15 Sycamore Road of Condition 03 of S/2009/1237/F. Belfast Firstly to allow processed materials BT29 4JE to be stored and reloaded outside the building and secondly to allow for the storage of full skips outside the building pending unloading for processing within the building. LA05/2018/0989/O LOCDEV Site SW of no. 7 Pot Hill Lane Proposed single storey dwelling PERMISSION 22/05/2019 32.6 Cargycroy with detached garage GRANTED Lisburn BT27 6TJ LA05/2018/0997/F LOCDEV 55 Hillview Avenue GF single storey rear extension to PERMISSION 20/05/2019 32 Lisburn provide bedroom and shower room GRANTED for person with disabilities LA05/2018/1045/F LOCDEV 19A Crumlin Road Proposed two storey extension and PERMISSION 07/05/2019 27.8 Ballinderry Upper internal alteration to the rear of an GRANTED Lisburn existing dwelling to form a new BT28 2JU open plan living area including a 1st floor terrace. Existing garage to be demolished and replaced with new double garage. New porch to front elevation. Existing brick finish to be covered with new render finish Page 5 of 17 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/05/2019 To: 31/05/2019 No. of Applications: 99 Reference Number Category Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2018/1074/F LOCDEV 4a Temple Road Side extension to allow kitchen/ PERMISSION 08/05/2019 27 Ballinderry Upper living/ dining/ utility/ two bedrooms/ GRANTED Lisburn office and bathroom BT28 2PD LA05/2018/1109/RM LOCDEV Adjacent and south of the junction of New storey and a half private PERMISSION 13/05/2019 26.4 Feumore Road Ballyvannon Road dwelling and detached garage GRANTED and Ogales Road Ballinderry Lisburn LA05/2018/1152/F LOCDEV Land located between 39 & 43 2 no proposed in-fill dwellings with PERMISSION 02/05/2019 23.4 Edentrillick Road detached garages GRANTED Hillsborough BT26 6PG LA05/2018/1178/F LOCDEV Lands of former White Gables Hotel Proposed residential development PERMISSION 02/05/2019 22.2 14 Dromore Road comprising 5 no. dwellings and GRANTED Hillsborough garages and 6 no. apartments, communal open space, landscaping and associated site works (amendment to residential development approved under ref LA05/2016/1262/F) Page 6 of 17 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/05/2019 To: 31/05/2019 No. of Applications: 99 Reference Number Category Location Proposal Application Date Time to Status Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2018/1179/F LOCDEV 20 Ogles Grove Revised application approved under PERMISSION 01/05/2019 21.8 Hillsborough LA05/2017/0729/F. Proposed single REFUSED BT26 6RS storey extension to rear of dwelling with additional storey to be constructed over garage at side. Proposed staircase access to bedroom above LA05/2018/1198/F LOCDEV 85 Belfast Road Proposed single storey swimming PERMISSION 02/05/2019 21.2 Glenavy pool extension to eastern elevation GRANTED BT29 4HS and single storey sun lounge to rear. Proposed loft conversion and with associated balcony. Proposed single storey extension to western elevation. Proposed demolition and relocation of existing office. Proposed office to be situated over new double garage LA05/2018/1203/RM LOCDEV Beside & west of 214 Hillhall Road Dwelling and garage PERMISSION 02/05/2019 20.8 Lisburn GRANTED Page 7 of 17 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/05/2019 To: 31/05/2019 No.
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