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Cadenza Document Streamlined Planning Applications Decisions Issued Decision Issued From: 10/01/2012 00:00:00To: 25/01/2012 00:00:00 Belfast LGD Reference Proposal Location Date Decision Applicant Agent Number Issued Z/2011/0397/F Environmental improvement Lands from Royal Avenue 16/01/2012 Department for RPS Planning and scheme, comprising new paving along Berry Street Social Environment Elmwood treatments, lighting, planting, Bank Square Development House street furniture with events space, Chapel Lane 74 Boucher Road and erection of a new single and lands at King Street Belfast storey pavilion on Bank Square to between College Avenue and BT12 6RZ accommodate a cafe restaurant Castle Street (excluding hot food bar) Z/2011/0448/F Single storey extension and first 31 Kensington Gardens South 16/01/2012 Olwyn & Albert Rosetta Design floor extension to side and rear of Belfast Kirkwood 31 Services Ltd 354 dwelling BT5 6NN Kensington Ormeau Road Gardens South Belfast Belfast BT7 3HW BT5 6NN Z/2011/1302/F Single storey rear extension to 12 Dunlambert Park 16/01/2012 John Fenton 12 Ian Kennedy dwelling as sunroom Belfast Dunlambert Park Architectural Design BT15 3NJ Belfast and Planning 48 BT15 3NJ Kirkliston Park Belfast BT5 6ED Z/2011/1328/A 2 no hanging signs, 1 no 1 Edward Street 16/01/2012 JMK Solicitors WDR & RT Taggart individual lettering sign Belfast (NI) Ltd c/o Laganwood House agent Newforge Lane Malone Road Belfast BT9 5NX Page 1 of 5 Streamlined Planning Applications Decisions Issued Decision Issued From: 10/01/2012 00:00:00To: 25/01/2012 00:00:00 Reference Proposal Location Date Decision Applicant Agent Number Issued Z/2011/1353/F Single storey extension to rear of 113 Skegoneill Avenue 16/01/2012 Sidney Glenn Paul Jenkins 40 Mount dwelling Belfast 113 Skegoneill Merrion Park BT15 3JR Avenue Belfast Belfast BT6 0GB BT15 3JR Z/2011/1202/F Erection of single storey 2 Kinedar Crescent 17/01/2012 Gareth Walls 2 Designer Home Plans extension to rear of dwelling, Belfast Kinedar 1 Victoria Court replacement of flat roof with BT4 3LY Crescent Ballymartin pitched roof and detached garage Belfast Newry in rear garden BT4 3LY BT34 4YH Z/2011/1339/F Erection of single storey 1 Garnerville Gardens 18/01/2012 Ryan Ballentine Martin Bailie 44 Bavan extension to side of dwelling Belfast 1 Garnerville Road BT4 2PA Gardens Mayobridge Belfast Newry BT4 2PA BT34 2HS Z/2011/1364/F Erection of two storey extension 46 Deramore Park South 18/01/2012 Igor Kruiper 46 WDR and RT Taggart to side of dwelling and single Malone Upper Deramore Park Laganwood House storey extension to rear. Belfast South Newforge Lane BT9 5JY. Malone Upper BT9 5NX Belfast BT9 5JY Z/2011/1366/F Erection of single storey 5 Danesfort Park Mount 18/01/2012 Mr & Mrs D McLean & Forte extension to side of dwelling Belfast Lambon 5 Partnership 37 Malone BT9 5RD Danesfort Park Road North Belfast Belfast BT9 6RX BT9 5RD Page 2 of 5 Streamlined Planning Applications Decisions Issued Decision Issued From: 10/01/2012 00:00:00To: 25/01/2012 00:00:00 Reference Proposal Location Date Decision Applicant Agent Number Issued Z/2011/1421/A Building name fixed to cladding NIACE Centre 18/01/2012 Queens HKR Architects Ltd with backlighting and 3m high 2a Airport Road University 11-19 Blythe Street totem sign Belfast Belfast, Estates Belfast BT3 9DZ Department BT12 5HU Level 5 Admin Building QUB University Road Belfast BT7 1NN Z/2011/0950/A Erection of shop signage, Units 2 & 3 State Buildings 20/01/2012 Jack Willis, Mr Greig & Stevenson St projecting sign, awnings and 16-22 Arthur Street Russell Williams Margarets's House erection of window graphics. Belfast 95 Victoria Road 16-20 Southwark Street BT14GE London London NW106UR SE11TJ Z/2011/0952/F Erection of 2 storey rear kitchen 10 Cabin Hill Park 20/01/2012 Rodger Ford KWS Design Services extension with 1st floor bedroom, Belfast 10 Cabin Hill 3 Mandeville Manor single storey side dining BT05 7AL Park Portadown extension and detached garage Belfast BT62 3UP BT05 7AL Z/2011/1019/F Remove existing windows, Unis 2 and 3 20/01/2012 Jack Wills 95 Greig and Stephenson signage, fascia panels, external State Buildings Victoria Road St Margaret's House roller shutters and entrance 16-22 Arthur Street London 16-22 Southwark Street doors. Replace with new Belfast NW10 6DJ London windows, entrance doors, fascia BT1 4GE SE1 1TJ panels and signage. Z/2011/1209/F Installation of ECO disability lift to 86 Lisburn Road 20/01/2012 Women's NI Planning Permission front elevation of existing building Belfast Information 25 Beechlawn Avenue to allow access to basement floor BT9 6AF Northern Ireland Belfast from ground floor car parking c/o agent BT17 9NL area with associated site works. Page 3 of 5 Streamlined Planning Applications Decisions Issued Decision Issued From: 10/01/2012 00:00:00To: 25/01/2012 00:00:00 Reference Proposal Location Date Decision Applicant Agent Number Issued Z/2011/0316/A Erection of fascia sign. 17-19 Queen Street 24/01/2012 Mr John G Mr Sean McKenna 21 Belfast Burns 9A Hilhead Road Co. Antrim Slieve Gallien Toome Business park BT16 EA Drive Toombridge Draperstown BT41 3SF BT45JR Z/2011/0403/F Two Storey extension to side and 462a Oldpark Road 24/01/2012 McCallion Robert Morrow 4 front of existing building including Belfast Keown 462a Woodland Manor raising of ridge height (to allow BT14 6QA Oldpark Road Belfast further storage and disabled Belfast BT8 7RG facilities). BT14 6QG Z/2011/0667/A 1no Freestanding sign 15 Windsor Avenue 24/01/2012 Cranmore WDR & RT Taggart Belfast Dental and Laganwood House BT96EE Implant Clinic Newforge Lane c/o Malone Road Belfast Bt9 5NX Z/2011/1253/F Erection of single storey 12 Deramore Drive 24/01/2012 Patricia Slevin McKeown and Shields extension to rear of dwelling and Malone Road 50 Greer Park 1 Annagher Road alterations to existing garage Belfast. Avenue Coalisland Belfast BT71 4NE BT8 7YF Page 4 of 5 Streamlined Planning Applications Decisions Issued Decision Issued From: 10/01/2012 00:00:00To: 25/01/2012 00:00:00 Reference Proposal Location Date Decision Applicant Agent Number Issued Z/2011/1319/F Erection of replacement bus Footpath to the front of No. 8 25/01/2012 Clear Channel shelter. Royal Avenue NI Unit 2 Belfast Ashbank BT1 1DA Channel Commercial Park Queens Road Belfast BT3 9DT Page 5 of 5.
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