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Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/02/2018 To: 28/02/2018 No. of Applications: 90 Reference Number Category Applicant Name & Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Address Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2015/0609/F LOCDEV Mayfair Homes (NI) Ltd Lands adjacent to and Housing development of Permission 13/02/2018 117.6 c/o agent including nos 47 32 no dwellings in total, Granted 51 & 53 Lurgan Road comprising 24 no. Moira detached and 8 no. semi- detached dwellings, garages and associated road and siteworks (Amended scheme) LA05/2016/0216/F LOCDEV Andrew Nelson 88 Old Lands to rear of No. Erection of 2no. semi Permission 09/02/2018 96.8 Hillsborough Road 88-94 Hillsborough Old detached dwellings Granted Lisburn Road and south east of BT27 5EP No.2 Edgewater Lisburn LA05/2016/0388/F LOCDEV Leona P Mc Kay 11 Site adjacent to 1 Proposed two storey Permission 14/02/2018 90.8 Bridge Street Dundrum Road dwelling and single storey Granted Killyleagh Dromara garage. Downpatrick BT25 2JH BT30 9QN LA05/2016/0405/O LOCDEV Julie Anderson 1 Adjacent to and North Dwelling on a farm Permission 12/02/2018 89.6 White Mountain Road West of 1 Granted Lisburn Whitemountain Road BT28 3QU Lisburn Page 1 of 21 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/02/2018 To: 28/02/2018 No. of Applications: 90 Reference Number Category Applicant Name & Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Address Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2016/0674/O LOCDEV Mr A Spence 22 Opposite 44 Dundrod Proposed replacement Permission 09/02/2018 80.8 Dundrod Road Road dwelling with garage Granted Crumlin Dundrod BT29 4SR Crumlin BT29 4JN LA05/2016/0710/F LOCDEV John Walker 40 3 Stockdam Road Change of house type Permission 14/02/2018 80.2 Carnreagh Road Magheralave (Upper from that previously Granted Hillsborough Masserene) approved under S/ BT26 6LH Lisburn 2007/0494/F (Amended Co Antrim plans) BT28 3SD LA05/2016/0821/F LOCDEV Mr Johnston 48 Land 60m south east of Proposed farm dwelling Permission 16/02/2018 76.6 Garlandstown Road 8 Scotstown Road Granted Lisburn Stoneyford BT29 4HJ BT28 3ST LA05/2016/0829/O LOCDEV Laura Ead 109 40m NE of 109 New retirement dwelling Permission 14/02/2018 75.8 Saintfield Road Saintfield Road and garage Refused Lisburn Lisburn LA05/2016/0989/F LOCDEV Mr I Philpott 63 63 Drumbo Road Side extension to existing Permission 23/02/2018 71 Drumbo Road Lisburn dwelling. 2 no. dormer Granted Lisburn windows to existing roof. BT27 5TX Partial demolition of existing attached garage Page 2 of 21 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/02/2018 To: 28/02/2018 No. of Applications: 90 Reference Number Category Applicant Name & Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Address Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2016/1085/F LOCDEV Connswater Homes 5 Lands at 3A-3B Graham 15 No. residential Permission 22/02/2018 65.6 Citylink Business Albert Street apartments with parking, Granted Street Lisburn landscaping and Belfast BT27 5HU associated site works BT12 4HQ LA05/2016/1175/F LOCDEV Ian Matthews 6 Rear of 6 Grovehill Proposed erection of Permission 09/02/2018 60 Grovehill Road Road shed to house animal Granted Moira Moira incinerators LA05/2016/1205/RM LOCDEV Mr Alistair Thompson 133 Ballygowan Road Proposed replacement Permission 14/02/2018 59.2 133 Ballygowan Road Hillsborough dwelling Granted Hillsborough BT26 6EG BT26 6EG LA05/2017/0013/F LOCDEV Mr & Mrs Davis 67 67 Drumbo Road Proposed renovations Permission 23/02/2018 56.6 Drumbo Road Lisburn and extension to the Granted Lisburn existing dwelling BT27 5TX (including demolition of existing store and a 1st floor patio area). LA05/2017/0023/F LOCDEV Mr I Murray 139 Lands opposite No. 139 Proposed storey & a half Permission 14/02/2018 54.6 Saintfield Road Saintfield Road dwelling on a farm under Granted Lisburn Lisburn CTY10 of PPS21, (In BT27 7YW substitution of Outline Planning approval LA05/2015/0512/O), Page 3 of 21 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/02/2018 To: 28/02/2018 No. of Applications: 90 Reference Number Category Applicant Name & Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Address Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2017/0036/A LOCDEV Wine Inns Ltd 3 The Four Winds 1 no external banner sign Consent 14/02/2018 53.8 Duncrue Place 111 Newton Park Granted Belfast Belfast BT8 6LX BT3 9BU LA05/2017/0164/O LOCDEV P A McQuiggan 26 31 Drumaknockan Road Replacement dwelling Permission 14/02/2018 49 Sandringham Heights Hillsborough and garage Granted Carrickfergus BT38 9EG LA05/2017/0192/O LOCDEV Mrs E Harris and Mrs E No 79 Glenavy Road Proposed replacement Permission 12/02/2018 47.6 M Gordon 81 Glenavy Lisburn dwelling (additional Granted Road information - bat survey Lisburn and assessment) BT28 3XE LA05/2017/0269/F LOCDEV Jonathan McDowell No 74 Ballykeel Road Proposed replacement Permission 15/02/2018 45.8 77a Lisnabreeny Road Moneyreagh dwelling and garage Granted Belfast BT6 9SR LA05/2017/0348/F LOCDEV Mrs Seamus Shannon 35 Groganstown Demolition of existing Permission 14/02/2018 43 35 Groganstown Dunmurry garage, alterations to Granted Dunmurry BT17 0NR. existing house and BT17 0NR ground works to allow construction of new double garage, studio, gym and garden terrace. Page 4 of 21 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/02/2018 To: 28/02/2018 No. of Applications: 90 Reference Number Category Applicant Name & Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Address Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2017/0355/F LOCDEV A Walker & M Beside and north of 161 Dwelling and garage Permission 12/02/2018 42.2 Braithwaite 161 Ballynahinch Road Granted Ballynahinch Road Lisburn Lisburn BT27 5LP LA05/2017/0361/O LOCDEV St Jospeh's Parish 14A Feumore Road 2 no two storey dwellings Permission 14/02/2018 42.6 Glenavy 59 Chapel Ballinderry Upper and garages Granted Road Lisburn Glenavy BT29 4LY LA05/2017/0439/F LOCDEV Alasdair Cumming 121b Saintfield Road A one and a half storey Permission 15/02/2018 40 121b Saintfield Road Lisburn 4no. bedroom dwelling Granted Lisburn BT27 5PG with integrated garage BT27 5PG LA05/2017/0442/F LOCDEV David Brennan Esq 41 Adjacent to 41 Ballykeel Proposed infill dwelling Permission 28/02/2018 41.4 Ballykeel Road Road Granted Moneyreagh Moneyreagh BT23 6BN LA05/2017/0453/O LOCDEV William Edgar Esq 118 To the rear of no. 116 Proposed cluster dwelling Permission 09/02/2018 38.4 Mealough Road Mealough Road and garage Refused Carryduff Carryduff BT8 8LT LA05/2017/0482/O LOCDEV Wendy Ward 73 150m NW of 73 Replacement dwelling Permission 20/02/2018 38.6 Kilwarlin Road Kilwarlin Road and garage Granted Hillsborough Hillsborough BT26 6EA Page 5 of 21 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/02/2018 To: 28/02/2018 No. of Applications: 90 Reference Number Category Applicant Name & Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Address Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2017/0572/F LOCDEV Mayfair Homes (NI) Ltd 49 Lurgan Road Housing development of Permission 14/02/2018 35.4 Jefferson House Moira 8 no. dwellings in total, Granted 42 Queen Street comprising 4 no. Belfast detached and 4 no semi- BT1 6HL detached dwellings, garages and associated road and site works LA05/2017/0606/F LOCDEV Mr Samueal Dunlop 65 Site located Proposed new dwelling Permission 28/02/2018 36.6 Budore Road approximately 70m with garage and Granted Dundrod south of 65 Budore associated site works Crumlin Road BT29 4UA Crumlin LA05/2017/0612/O LOCDEV Kieron Ray 18 Between 18 and 20 Proposed dwelling and Permission 14/02/2018 34.2 Ballyclough Road Ballyclough Road garage (amended P1 Granted Lisburn Lisburn form and biodiversity BT28 3UY checklist) LA05/2017/0708/F LOCDEV Schofiled Construction 12 Robbs Road Proposed two storey Permission 12/02/2018 30.4 3C Cardy Road Dundonald extension to rear of Granted Greyabbey Belfast dwelling BT22 2LS BT16 2NA LA05/2017/0739/F LOCDEV Martin Mallon 71 157 Ballyskeagh Road New replacement Permission 23/02/2018 31.4 Myrtlefield Park Drumbeg dwelling Granted Belfast Belfast BT9 6NG Page 6 of 21 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/02/2018 To: 28/02/2018 No. of Applications: 90 Reference Number Category Applicant Name & Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Address Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA05/2017/0744/F LOCDEV Mr & Mrs B Crawford 1 Monaville Avenue Proposed refurbishment Permission 12/02/2018 29.2 1 Monaville Avenue Lisburn of existing dwelling with Granted Lisburn Co. Antrim conversion of existing BT28 2DF integral double garage to form new kitchen/ family room. Proposed new garage/ store located in garden area LA05/2017/0770/F LOCDEV Chris Wilson Hill 42 Ballyhanwood Road Proposed alterations and Permission 12/02/2018 28.4 House Dundonald. extension to existing Granted 38 Ballyhanwood Road dwelling Dundonald BT5 7SN LA05/2017/0778/F LOCDEV Mr Neill Campbell 4 4 Mullaghcarton Road New vehicular access Permission 27/02/2018 30.4 Mullaghcarton Road Lisburn Granted Lisburn BT28 2TB LA05/2017/0794/O LOCDEV Mr Sean Mc Grann 53 Land adjoining and Outline planning Permission 15/02/2018 28.2 Clarehill Road north of 55 Clarehill permission for one private Granted Moira Road Moira dwelling and garden area Craigavon (Amended site address) BT67 0PD LA05/2017/0795/O LOCDEV Mr Sean Mc Grann 53 Land adjoining south of Outline planning Permission 14/02/2018 28 Clarehill Road 53 Clarehill Road permission for one private Granted Moira Moira dwelling and garden area Craigavon BT67 0PD Page 7 of 21 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 01/02/2018 To: 28/02/2018 No.
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