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Requests to Call-In a Planning Application REQUESTS TO CALL-IN A PLANNING APPLICATION The closing date/time for requests to call-in an application from the Delegated List of 26th April 2021 is before Tuesday 4th May 2021 at 12 noon. All requests for call-in must be made by a Councillor via e mail to: [email protected] Late submissions will not be accepted. DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 26th April 2021 Application Description of Development Site Location Officer Reference Recommendation 1. LA07/2020/0609/F Erection of 6 pods and associated 141 Bryansford Road Approval car parking Newcastle 2. LA07/2020/0625/F Proposed Erection of a Rural infill Lands adjacent to and Approval detached dwelling house, detached approximately 60 meters West of domestic garage and associated "Ellenvale" No. 88 Upper Damolly landscaping Road Newry BT34 1QW 3. LA07/2020/0722/O Infill Dwelling 100m North of 32 Sandbank Road Approval Hilltown Newry 4. LA07/2020/0827/O Infill dwelling and associated Lands to the west of 201 Belfast Refusal landscaping and access Road Ballynahinch 5. LA07/2020/1014/F The replacement of the existing No 1 Forestbrook Avenue Refusal dwelling with a semi detached 3 Rostrevor BT34 3BT bedroom dwelling 1 DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 26th April 2021 Application Description of Development Site Location Officer Reference Recommendation 6. LA07/2020/1355/F Erection of replacement dwelling 90 metres north of 14 Upper Refusal with detached garage. Clontigora Road Killeen Newry 7. LA07/2020/1477/O Proposed infill dwelling Lands immediately adjacent and Refusal west of 61 Ameracam Lane Cranfield BT34 4LN 8. LA07/2020/1491/F Proposed maintenance/storage Lands at Swan Rock Quarry at no.5 Approval building for Swan Rock Quarry Cortreasla Road and approximately 90m south east of no.40 Cortreasla Road Silverbridge Crossmaglen Newry BT35 9EE 9. LA07/2020/1606/F Proposed alterations to shop Nugelato Approval frontage over two floors, with The Strand internal alterations to stair and 53-55 Central Promenade general layout Newcastle 2 DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 26th April 2021 Application Description of Development Site Location Officer Reference Recommendation 10. LA07/2020/1666/O Single farm dwelling 30m West of 58 Legananny Road Refusal Ballyward Castlewellan 11. LA07/2020/1702/O Erection of Sheltered North West and Adjacent to 59 Refusal Accommodation for the Elderly Glasswater Road Creevycarnon, Crossgar 12. LA07/2020/1812/F Use of land for proposed dwelling 20 metres south of No. 6 Shinn Approval and detached garage School Road Saval Co Down BT34 1PA 13. LA07/2020/1824/O Site for dwelling and detached 215m north west of no 18 Approval garage. Mullaghans Road Mullaghbawn Newry 14. LA07/2020/1832/F Erection of 2 dwellings (infill) Between 10 and 14 Kilkeel Road Refusal Hilltown 3 DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 26th April 2021 Application Description of Development Site Location Officer Reference Recommendation 15. LA07/2020/1863/O Demolition of existing buildings and 30 and 32 High Street Approval development of 3 terraced dwellings Ardglass 16. LA07/2020/1903/F Proposed erection of 3nr self Lands approximately 220m Refusal catering holiday chalets Southeast of No. 3 Cranfield Road Kilkeel BT34 4LQ 17. LA07/2020/1924/F Extension to rear of kitchen area 72 Annacloy Road Approval and roof space conversion Downpatrick 18. LA07/2021/0024/F Erection of dwelling and garage on 40m East of 268 Rathfriland Road Refusal a Farm Dromara 19. LA07/2021/0114/F Change of house type for site no 58 Lands to the rear of 2,4,6 St John’s Approval of previous approval R/2007/0474/F Place and side of 25 and 32 Kildare Street and adjacent to Dufferin Avenue Strangford 4 DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 26th April 2021 Application Description of Development Site Location Officer Reference Recommendation 20. LA07/2021/0133/O 2 infill dwellings Lands adjacent to and 125m east of Refusal 16B Derryneill Road Ballyward Castlewellan 21. LA07/2021/0140/F Retention of existing playroom and 229 Ardglass Road Approval utility, removal of existing sun- Downpatrick lounge and construction of new sun- lounge to rear of dwelling and garage to rear of dwelling 5 DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 26th April 2021 Application Description of Development Site Location Officer Reference Recommendation 22. LA07/2021/0148/F Vary condition 5 of planning Lands approx. 90m NE of 49 Approval approval LA07/2020/0615/O from Annacloy Road The ridge height of the dwelling Annacloy shall not exceed 6.0 metres above finished floor level at the lowest point within its footprint and underbuilding shall not exceed 0.5 metres at any point above existing ground floor level. Any application for approval reserved matters shall incorporate plans and section indicating existing and proposed ground levels and proposed finish floor levels all in relation to a known datum point. To The ridge height of the dwelling shall not exceed 6.0 metres above finished floor level at the lowest point within its footprint and underbuilding shall not exceed 1.65 metres at any point above existing 6 DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 26th April 2021 Application Description of Development Site Location Officer Reference Recommendation ground floor level. Any application for approval reserved matters shall incorporate plans and section indicating existing and proposed ground levels and proposed finish floor levels all in relation to a known datum point. 23. LA07/2021/0191/RM Off-site replacement dwelling and Adjacent to and west of No. 11 Approval detached garage Flagstaff Road Newry 24. LA07/2021/0211/O Site for dwelling and garage Adjacent to and south west of 29 Approval Dolmen Road Legananny Ballyward Castlewellan BT31 9TF 25. LA07/2021/0231/O Proposed detached dwelling under Land between 52 & 56 Legananny Approval PPS 21 CTY 8 Road Ballyward Castlewellan BT31 9TG 7 DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 26th April 2021 Application Description of Development Site Location Officer Reference Recommendation 26. LA07/2021/0247/F Single storey side extension to 8 Mourne Park Approval existing dwelling Newcastle 27. LA07/2021/0257/F Replacement of existing single 14 Seaview Approval storey store/utility to create utility Warrenpoint room at ground floor and bathroom Newry BT34 3NJ and hallway at first floor. Change of use of garage at first floor to home office/apartment (ancillary to the main house) with part change of use at ground floor for utility and bathroom 28. LA07/2021/0292/F Renewal of planning permission for Site to the rear of No.3 Martin Row Approval dwelling to the rear of No.3 Martin Scrogg Road Row - with access off Mount Carmel Kilkeel BT34 4DX -, Scrogg Road, Kilkeel under P/2015/0188/F 8 DELEGATED LIST WEEK COMMENCING 26th April 2021 Application Description of Development Site Location Officer Reference Recommendation 29. LA07/2021/0298/F Proposed 2 Storey rear extension to 34 Rathdallon Approval existing dwelling to provide ground Well Road floor sun lounge, with bedroom at Warrenpoint first floor level Co Down 30. LA07/2021/0331/F Proposed rear extension and 22 Greenwood Drive Approval alterations to dwelling Newry 31. LA07/2021/0359/A 48 Sheet Advertising Panel Gable wall of 11 Church Street Refusal Downpatrick 32. LA07/2021/0468/A Erection of 7.5 x 3.0 m mural 95B Mourne View Park Consent Granted Newry BT35 6BZ 33. LA07/2021/0476/A Erection of 5.0 x 2.5m mural on No. 2 Erskine Place Consent Granted gable wall on two storey dwelling Newry BT35 6BU 9 .
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