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Applications__March 2015 APPLICATIONS__MARCH_2015_Strabane List _ Strabane Weekly_Tyrone Constitution_3clms x 320_draft1.pdf 1 27/03/2015 15:36:56 LICENSING (NORTHERN IRELAND) ORDER 1996 PLANNING(Article 22, Schedule 5, Paragraphs 1 and 2) APPLICATIONSPLANNINGNOTICE OF APPLICATION APPLICATIONS FOR THE TRANSFER OF A LICENCE Strabane PETTY SESSIONS DISTRICT OF LONDONDERRY COUNTY COURT DIVISION OF LONDONDERRY The full details of following planning applications including detailed descriptions,TAKE NOTICE plans, that maps Derry and drawingsCity and areStrabane available District to view Council on the of 98 Strand Road, Derry, PlanningTheBT48 full 7NNNI details Web intends Portalof following to www.planningni.gov.ukapply planningat the Magistrates applications or Court at including the sitting Local detailedat Area The Courthouse, descriptions, Bishop plans, Street, maps PlanningandDerry, drawings OfficeBT48 6PQ orare by availableon contacting Wednesday to view NI 1st Direct on April the on 2015Planning 0300 at 20010.00 NI Web7830 am Portalfor the www.planningni.gov.uk transfer to it of a licence or orat presently028 the 9151 Local held 3101. Area by Text DerryPlanning Phone City Office 028Council 9054or byof 0642. contacting98 Strand Written Road, NI commentsDirect Derry, on BT48 0300 7NN 200 for7830 the or premises 028 should9151at The be3101. Guildhall, submitted Text PhoneGuildhall within 028 Street,the 9054 next Derry, 0642. 14 days. BT48 Written Please 6DQ comments beingquote premises the should of be the submitted following within kind the applicationnextaccording 14 days. number to the Please Licensingin any quote correspondence (Northern the application Ireland) and number noteOrder that in 1996, any all correspondencenamely premises andspecified note inthat all representationsrepresentationsArticle:- made, made, including including objections, objections, will will be be posted posted on on the the Planning NI Web Portal. Planning of the NIsaid Web Order. Portal. 5 (1) (f) a Conference Centre i.e., premises for which there is in force a Certificate from the Northern Ireland Tourist Board stating that the premises conform to the requirements Initial Advertisements APPLICATIONprescribed by RegulationsNO LOCATION made with the concurrencePROPOSAL of the Department of Economic APPLICATIONDevelopment. NO LOCATION PROPOSAL(in brief) The following Body Corporate will own the business to be carried on under the licence – J/2015/0056/FA/2015/0150/F 17Eglish Shanaghy Mountain Road, , RetentionRealignment of farm of access shop, Initial Advertisement Derry City and StrabaneKilleter,Glenough District Castlederg , Co Council Derry ,of 987 tracksNoStrand Tower and Road, reorientationmeal Derry, bins BT48 7NN accessing onto Ballyartan andof turbineloading hardgantry standings and Of which the followingRoad persons Killaloo are directors –erectionat the permitted of extension Eglish to Londonderry loadingWind Farmgantry and 3 No Not Applicable A/2015/0162/F 71 Cumber Road , proposed(A/2005/0223/F) tower meal Initial Advertisement And the following areClaudy the executive controllerbinssDetached – replacement J/2015/0057/F 175m NE 0f 32 Proposeddwelling withchange integrated of A list of councillors isStrahulter available Road, for inspection ataccess'granny the officesand flat' laneway of Derry to City and Strabane District Council. Newtownstewart dwellingaccommodation and garage and approvedassociated under parking/access The owner of the premises is Derry City and Strabane District Council. A/2015/0163/O Ardmore Precast , 25 J/2014/0310/RMRenewal of approval Initial Advertisement J/2015/0058/OThe licence will be depositedRearBallybogie of 52 with RailwayRoad the , Road,Clerk of2 A/2008/0226/ONo.Petty single Sessions bedroom beforefor or at the hearing of the application. StrabaneArdmore , Londonderry accommodationredevelopment unitsof J/2015/0059/F Lands 871m South East Proposalexisting installationprocessing plantof 1 And further take noticeof 3 thatBearney a District Road, Commanderno.and 250KW open upon airwind whom concrete turbine notice is required to be served, the District CouncilEdymore, for Strabane, the District in onwhichstore a tubular tothe provide premises tower of areup situated or any person owning or residing orCo. carrying Tyrone on business in premisestoresidential 50m (to in hub developmentthe height)vicinity of the premises for C which the transfer of the Licence is sought whowithwith intends blades ancillary to up object worksto 77m to the Transfer of the (to tip height) M A/2015/0164/FLicence must in accordance12 Gortmore with paragraph Place , 4 ofSingle Schedule storey 5 rear to the LicensingInitial (Northern Advertisement J/2015/0062/FIreland) Order 199640 serveStrathfoyle Greenville notice , Derry Roadof his ,, intentionRetentionextension to object of and existing upon provision the applicant and the Clerk Y of Petty Sessions notArdstraw, BT47less than 6XB one week beforewasteof the front receptiontime access of the rampbuilding Court sitting at which the Newtonstewart, to store waste products A/2015/0165/Oapplication is to be madeLands briefly to the stating North theWest grounds Site for of cluster objection dwelling as specified in Article 22 (6) CM Coof Tyrone122 Old Clooney associatedin line with with policy feedstuff of the said Order. Road and South of No's forCTY2A anaerobic of PPS21 digestor MY J/2015/0065/F Approx8 and 10 600M Longfield NNE Road , Erection of a single wind Dated this 11thof Eglintonday 24 ofCrumlin March Road, 2015. turbine - 30M hub height CY A/2015/0166/F Dunamanagh,Approximately Strabane, 310M andErection 16.5M of blades, single wind Initial Advertisement CMY Signed: CountySSW of Tyrone, Philip35 Terrydreen Kingston LLBassociatedturbine with access a 40M and hub BT82Road 0PU , ClaudySolicitor , for the Applicant2 heightNo electricity and 27M cabinets blade K J/2015/0066/F ApproximatelyBT47 4THDerry 932M City CouncilErectiondiameter of a single wind A/2015/0168/F NNE12 Fortfield of 1998 Cavancreagh StrandAvenue Road , turbineSingle storeywith a kitchen30M hub Initial Advertisement Road,Derry Dunnamanagh, , BT48Derry 8DN heightextension and 16.5Mand new blade Strabane, BT48County 7NN Tyrone, length,dormer associated for first floor BT82 0LS lanewaybathroom and A/2015/0169/F 85 Victoria Road , 2No.Demolition electricity of cabinetsexisting Initial Advertisement To: The Clerk of Petty Sessions J/2015/0067/O 1Newbuildings Daisy Park, Sion Mills Demolitionconservatory, of existingerection of Londonderry Courtbuildingsnew Office sunroom, and The Courthouseconstructionconversion ofof attachedIrish Bishop Street languagegarage into Centre, utility single room Derry BT48 6PQstoreyassociated block interiorto front and twoalterations storey height & erection to rear. of J/2015/0068/FCopy to: 11 Rocklea(1) Road, District CommanderProposednew car portattic A/2015/0171/F Scarvagherin,Lands atPolice Carrakeel Castlederg, Service Drive of conversionNorthernRetention andIrelandof existing single Initial Advertisement Co, Maydown Tyrone,Police BT81Industrial Station 7NN storeyallotments extension along to with side J/2015/0070/F 7Estate Castlegore , MaydownStrand Road, Road ofassociated dwelling storage sheds A/2015/0172/O CastledergSite adjacent 9 Tullanee Proposed(with proposed retention access of Initial Advertisement Derry BT48 7AA Road , Eglinton outand buildings parking) and toilet Site for infill dwelling Initial Advertisement Re-advertisementsRe-advertisements (2)Town Clerk and Chief Executive J/2013/0046/FA/2014/0609/F 50m57 Spencer NE ofDerry 30 Road City CouncilChangeAmended of siting Description for two - Re-advertisements CarrickataneWaterside98 Derry StrandRoad, Road storeyChanging farmworkers external Donemana,Derry Strabane dwellingwindow and to doordomestic & BT48 7NN garageprovision to that of new previously internal www.derrycityandstrabanedistrict.com/publicnoticesapprovedramp to underprovide Planning level Refaccess J/2011/0222/F (retention of) J/2014/0307/FA/2015/0064/F 1818 Crockatore Danesfort CrescentRoad, ProposedProvide frontone andand arear half Re-advertisement NewtownstewartDerry storeydormer replacement windows. Co Tyronewww.derrycity.gov.uk/publicnotice dwellingRe-roof (amended rear extension descriptionand pitched of roof proposal) to J/2015/0039/F 7 Hall Stevenson Park, Retentiongarage, construct of single front Derry ArtigarvanStrabane storeyporch Johndetached and extendKelpie frontMEng., CEng., MIStructE., MIEI C/o Council Offices (ChangeC/o Council of address) Offices domesticbedroom garage 98 Strand Road 47 Derry Road Chief Executive Derry Strabane Derry City and Strabane District Council BT48 7NN BT82 8DYwww.planningni.gov.ukwww.derrycity.gov.uk/publicnotice DerryDerry / Strabane StrabaneJohn Kelpie MEng., CEng., MIStructE.,John Kelpie MIEI MEng., CEng., MIStructE., MIEI C/oC/o Planning Council Office Offices C/o Council Offices Orchard98Derry Strand House Road 47Strabane DerryChief ExecutiveRoad JohnChief Kelpie Executive MEng., CEng., MIStructE., MIEI 40DerryC/o Foyle Council Street Offices StrabaneC/oDerry Council City Offices and Strabane DerryDistrict City Council and Strabane District Council DerryBT4898 Strand 7NN Road BT8247 Derry 8DY Road Chief Executive BT48Derry 6AT Strabane Derry City and Strabane District Council BT48 7NN BT82 8DY.
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