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Plannning Applications Validated Period: 21 November 2016 - 25 November 2016 Reference Number Application Proposal Location Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Type Address LA05/2016/1141/F Local New vehicle access 8B Crumlin road Lower Mr William robert Yarr Ballinderry Lisburn BT28 8B Crumlin Road 2JU Lower Ballinderry Lisburn BT28 2JU LA05/2016/1142/F Local Erection of 11 no dwellings with Lands adjacent to no 61 QTH Ltd C/O unit 1 Alan Patterson Design LLP garages and all other Wellington Park Avenue Cranmore House 613 Darragh House 112 associated site works Moira BT67 0UG Lisburn Road Belfast Craigdarragh Road Helens BT9 7GT Bay BT19 1UB LA05/2016/1144/F Local Proposed Farm Dwelling 40m North west of 19 Mr C McCaffrey 57 Patrick Johnson 21 Priests Thornagrough Road Royal Lodge Avenue Lane Lisburn BT27 5RB Hannahstown Road Purdysburn Belfast Belfast BT17 0NL BT8 7YR LA05/2016/1145/NMC Consent Changes to proposed All house types lands at 2 Rockdale Developments McAdam Stewart Architects elevational treatment and 2a Hulls Lane Lisburn Ltd 9 Rosevale Banbridge Enterprise Centre Antrim BT28 2SR Gardens Drumbeg Scarva Road Banbridge Dunmurry Belfast BT32 3QD BT17 9LH LA05/2016/1146/F Local Provision of extended galv. Tesco Extra 170 Tesco Property Services S and S Architects Ltd Craven steel external stair to south east Newtownbreda Road Plus Building The Lodge Victoria Avenue of existing store to provide safe Belfast BT8 6PZ Boulevary Welwyn Harrogate HG1 5PX access to roof Garden City A67 19B * See explanatory note at end of document Plannning Applications Validated Period: 21 November 2016 - 25 November 2016 Reference Number Application Proposal Location Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Type Address LA05/2016/1147/F Local Retention of existing Land to rear of 6 Grovehill Karen matthews 6 Architech Design NI Ltd 76 portacabins and shed with the Road Moira Grovehill Road Moira Whitethorn Lane Kinallen replacement of one portcabin BT25 2DL with permanent building (replacement portacabin to be relocated temporaily to allow for a new permanent building to be constructed then removed) LA05/2016/1148/F Local Single storey extension to 44 Braniel Road Lisburn Markus Buser 44 Ballymullan Architect (BMA) 50 provide enlarged formal lounge BT27 5JJ Braniel Road Lisburn Ballymullan Road Lisburn and ground floor toilet with BT27 5JJ BT27 5PJ alterations to attic floor accommodation LA05/2016/1149/O Local Site for a dwelling garage and Land fronting existing lane Mr J Gillespie 83 Planning Services 21 Ballynacoy associated ancillary works (infill between 83 and 89/89a Halftown Road Road Lisburn BT28 3XW opportunity as per CTY 8 of Halftown Road Lisburn Lisburn BT27 5RF Planning Policy Statement 21) BT27 5RF LA05/2016/1150/F Local Proposed kitchen extension. 80 Ivanhoe Avenue Ann McSherry 80 Michael McCorry Architect 193 Raised decking and front door Carryduff BT8 8BW Ivanhoe Avenue Old Kilmore Road Lurgan lobby to ground floor and Carryduff BT8 8BW BT67 9LR bathroom provision to the first floor * See explanatory note at end of document Plannning Applications Validated Period: 21 November 2016 - 25 November 2016 Reference Number Application Proposal Location Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Type Address LA05/2016/1151/F Local Change of use from vacant out 23 Lougherne Road Mr & Mrs Roberts 23 McCann Moore Architects 715 building to create a cattery. Hillsborough BT26 6NL Lougherne Road Lisburn Road Belfast BT9 Proposal includes retention and Hillsborough BT26 7GU adaption of existing single 6NL storey building, a new extension and replacement roof LA05/2016/1152/O Local Site for replacement dwelling, 7 River Road Cargacreevy Mr & Mrs Andrew Planning Services 21 Ballynacoy garage and ancillary works Boardmills Lisburn BT27 Tollerton 7a River Road Lisburn BT28 3XW 6TN Road Cargacreevy Lisburn BT27 6TN LA05/2016/1154/O Local Dwelling and garage Beside and west of 115 Gerry Mc Mullan 7 Mc Cready Architects 8 Market Dromara Road Bersford Green Place Lisburn BT28 1AN Hillsborough Dromore BT25 1HF LA05/2016/1156/F Local The existing rendered toilet Ulster Grand Prix Circuit Dundrod & District MCC Ken Stewart 37 Knockagh Road block is to be demolished and Dundrod - Land adjacent C/O Kris Murphy 88 Newtownabbey BT31 5BW replaced with a larger pitched BT28 3TB Main Street Moira roof toilet block, constructed BT67 0LH using a marge metal clad portal frame that will match the existing building on the site in terms of size and scale * See explanatory note at end of document Plannning Applications Validated Period: 21 November 2016 - 25 November 2016 Reference Number Application Proposal Location Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Type Address LA05/2016/1157/F Local Proposed single storey 24 Aberdelghy Park Mr Brian Hill 23 The Premier Building Design Ltd 1st extension to form larger kitchen Lisburn BT27 4QF Green Dunmurry Floor Unit 3 27 Wallace BT17 0QA Avenue Lisburn BT27 4AE LA05/2016/1158/F Local Erection of new fibre optic street 50m west of 209 Hillhall BT Special Planning cabinet for superfast Road Lisnatrunk Lambeg Dept Larry Colgan BT broadband. Cabinet dimensions Lisburn Co. Down BT27 Telephone Exchange 1300mm high x 1430mm wide x 5JA (LN P80) Kevlin 450mm deep Road Omagh BT78 1LP LA05/2016/1159/F Local Single storey garden shed 7 Rural Houses Drumbo Norma Henning 7 (domestic purposes) Lisburn BT27 5LD Rural Houses Drumbo Lisburn BT27 5LD LA05/2016/1160/F Local Proposed new 2 storey dwelling Lands to the west of 59 Lough Mr Gavin Graham 15 James Rooney Chartered house with single storey study Road Killaney Boardmills Edenderry Cottages Architect 783A Antrim Road and detached garden store Lisburn BT27 6TS Belfast BT8 8RY Newtownabbey BT36 7PW linked to house via covered access to rear enclosed garden area LA05/2016/1161/F Local The scheme will involve the Maghaberry Wastewater NI Water Westland McAdam Design 1C Montgomery replacement of an existing Treatment Works 4 Glen House Old Westland House 478 Castlereagh Road wastewater treatment works to Road Maghaberry BT67 Road Belfast BT14 Belfast BT5 6BQ serve an increased population 0JH 6TE * See explanatory note at end of document Plannning Applications Validated Period: 21 November 2016 - 25 November 2016 Reference Number Application Proposal Location Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Type Address LA05/2016/1162/F Local Conversion of existing integral 2 Glenmore Manor Mr & Krs C Fleming 2 C3 Architects LLP 131 garage to bedroom and shower Lambeg Lisburn BT27 Glenmore Manor Queensway Lambeg Lisburn area 4BZ Lambeg Lisburn BT27 4QS BT27 4BZ LA05/2016/1165/NMC Consent Internal changes to townhouses 134a Ballynahinch road Loral developments 1 Desigh RTH Ltd 45 Halfpenny revising some of the rear Lisburn Enterprise Crescen Gate Road windows, removal of roof lights, BT28 5HB Ballinderry Road Moira chimneys and porches. A Lisburn Bt67 0HW townhouses to be single type 3 BT28 2PQ bedroom 2 storey (no 2&half storey types). Internal changes to the apartments, removing a couple of windows to the rear, change of porch roof finish from lead to roof tiles. Changing of external brick finish at rear and gables of townhouse and apartment blocks to dashed grey render (fronts remain brick) LA05/2016/1167/F Local To vary conditions nos. 7 and 8 Ballinderry Road Lisburn T J Morris ltd Portal Design ID 13 Main Street of planning permission Way Axis Business Hillsborough BT26 6AE S/2008/0446/F Park Gillmoss Liverpool L11 0JA * See explanatory note at end of document Plannning Applications Validated Period: 21 November 2016 - 25 November 2016 Reference Number Application Proposal Location Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Type Address LA05/2016/1168/F Local Replacement dwelling and 114 Killynure Road Mr &Mrs Crawford 120 Colin McAuley Planning 2 garage Carryduff Killynure Road Millreagh Dundonald Belfast Carryduff Belfast BT16 1TJ BT8 8EB LA05/2016/1169/F Local Proposed barn conversion into 107 Drumlough Road Rosemary Mack 107 2020 Architects 49 Main Street a dwelling. Hillsboorugh BT26 6PS. Drumlough Road Ballymoney BT53 6AN Hillsborough BT26 6PS LA05/2016/1170/F Local Change of house type Lands at 74 Ravernet Road Viewpoint Turley Hamilton House comprising alterations to Lisburn Developments Ltd 10a 3 Joy Street finished floor level and increase Ballynahinch Street Belfast in ridge height at site 2 by 0.495 Hillsborough BT2 8LE metres and at site 3 by 0.382 BT26 6AW metres (retrospective) LA05/2016/1172/F Local Proposed 'in-fill' for a dwelling Lands adjacent to 19 Peter & Karen Gary Harper Architect 8 Tullywest house Lakeland Road Annahilt Alexander 19 Lakeland Road Saintfield BT24 7LX Hillsborough BT26 6PW Road Annahilt Hillsborough BT26 6PW * See explanatory note at end of document Plannning Applications Validated Period: 21 November 2016 - 25 November 2016 Reference Number Application Proposal Location Applicant Name & Agent Name & Address Type Address LA05/2016/1173/NMC Consent Minor alterations to proposed 35 Hill Road Mr & Mrs M Maguire Brian Crawford 1 Monaville approval to include: Dromara 35 Hill Road Avenue 1: small storage block/ Dromara Lisburn outbuilding adjacent to sun BT28 2DF room extension 2: addition of a high level window to gable end of the dwelling in new master bedroom 3: alteration of window style to proposed sun room LA05/2016/1174/F Local First floor in-roof extension to 12 Mealough Road Mr A McCabe 8 McCullough Totten Architect's existing bungalow with attached Carryduff Loughview Drive Studio Texam Building double garage extension + BT8 8HP Belfast Altona Road external fabric alterations BT6 0NU Lisburn BT27 5QB This list is provided in accordance with paragraph 19 of the Protocol for the Operation of the Lisburn & Castlereagh Planning Committee – April 2015. If a Member of the full Council wishes to request a referral, they can only do so if the application relates to a proposal within their respective District Electoral Area (DEA).
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