Meeting Pack Derry City and Strabane District Council
Dear Member of Environment and Regeneration Committee
You are hereby summoned to attend the Monthly Meeting of the Environment and Regeneration Committee to be held in the Council Chamber - Strabane Council Offices, on Wednesday 15 June 2016 at 4.00pm
Yours faithfully
John Kelpie Chief Executive
AGENDA
1 Notice and Summons of Meeting
2 Apologies
3 Declarations of Members' Interests
Open for Decision
4 To Receive Conor Loughrey, Divisional Manager and Robert McCartney Senior Engineer, Transport NI to present Spring Report (Pages 1 - 68)
5 Chairperson's Business
6 Confirmation of the Open Minutes of the Environment and Regeneration Committee held on Wednesday (Pages 69 - 82)
7 Matters Arising
8 Confirmation of Members to Internal/External Bodies (Pages 83 - 88)
9 Friends of the City Walls - Cannon Restoration Project (Pages 89 - 90) 10 Access to Greenlaw Road, Ballymagorry (Pages 91 - 120)
11 Extension of Lease at Killen Recycling Centre (Pages 121 - 122)
Open for Information
12 Applications Processed Under Building Regulations NI (Pages 123 - 176)
13 New Household Recycling Facility at Pennyburn (Pages 177 - 178)
14 Maritime Museum - Project Public Consultation Event (Pages 179 - 186)
15 Oakland Mews Castlederg (Pages 187 - 190)
16 Get on Board - Translinks Transport Strategy (Pages 191 - 196)
17 Correspondence from Transport NI - Private Streets NI Order 1980 (Pages 197 - 204)
10 June 2016 Agenda Item 4
WESTERN DIVISION Report to
DERRY CITY & STRABANE DISTRICT COUNCIL
Spring 2016
New cycle track, resurfacing and upgrade of street lighting at Clooney Road, Caw Page 1
CONTENTS PAGE
Foreword by Divisional Manager 3
Western Division details 5
Senior Management Structure 6
1.0 Strategic Road Improvements
1.1 A5 Western Transport Corridor (A5WTC) 8
1.2 SRI schemes (excluding A5WTC) 11
2.0 Network Maintenance
2.1 Structural Maintenance: Completed Works 2015-2016 16
2.2 Routine Maintenance 26
2.3 Winter Service 28
2.4 Streetworks 29
2.5 Planned Works 2016-17 30
3.0 Network Development
3.1 Local Transport and Safety Measures
3.1.1 Completed Works 2015-2016 37
3.1.2 Planned Works 2016-2017 49
3.2 Structures
3.2.1 Completed Works 2015-2016 53
3.2.2 Planned Works 2016-2017 56
3.3 Street Lighting
3.3.1 Completed Works 2015-2016 60
3.3.2 Planned Works 2016-2017 63
4.0 Network Planning
4.1 Planning Applications 65
4.2 Private Streets 66
68 Useful Numbers
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Foreword I have pleasure in submitting the 2016/2017 Annual Report on TransportNI work in the Derry City and Strabane District Council Area.
The objective of this report is to
- provide an update on the work we are undertaking on major schemes which affect your council area,
- highlight works completed in the Derry City and Strabane District Council area during the year 2015-2016 and
- set out our initial proposals for schemes to be undertaken during the year 2016-2017.
I previously advised of the welcome decision to progress sections of the A5 and A6 dualling projects and an update will be given on these projects, both of which will greatly benefit the North West region.
On a general note the capital funding available for Local Transport and Safety Measures schemes is reduced this year and this severely limits the number of schemes that can be delivered across the District Council area. As the Division continues to get many requests for all types and sizes of improvement schemes, priorities still have to be set. Accident reduction, encouraging the use of transport other than the private car, and meeting established traffic and pedestrian needs, attract a high priority rating. I am pleased to report that a good programme of such schemes was delivered last year.
I am also pleased to report that a large programme of maintenance work was delivered in 2015-2016 through successful in-year monitoring bids despite a low level of funding being available at the start of the financial year. While there is a welcome increase in the initial road maintenance capital budget that has been made available, there again is a very limited resource budget available for routine maintenance activities. This will result in TransportNI only being able to provide a limited maintenance service across most functional areas.
Our Request / Enquiry forms can be used to raise local issues with TransportNI, or deal with matters that are not directly related to my report. I would also encourage Councillors to continue to contact the relevant members of my staff in relation to
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operational matters and they will do their best to assist.
I hope that you find this report informative. TransportNI values constructive comment on all its activities and I, along with Section Engineer, Robert McCartney, look forward to meeting the Council.
Conor Loughrey Divisional Manager 15th June 2016
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Western Division Western Division is one of four Client Divisions within TransportNI. It spans the local Council areas of Derry City and Strabane, Mid-Ulster and Fermanagh and Omagh
In Western Division we are responsible for approximately 9712km of public road together with 2816 bridges, and 64,147 street lights, 124 controlled crossings (Pelican/Puffin/Toucan & Zebra type), 117 traffic signalised junctions. We carry out functions under the headings:- • Strategic Road Improvements – Road Improvement Schemes greater than £1.5Million on the strategic road network • Network Maintenance – Maintenance of Roads and Structures • Network Development - Street Lighting and Road Improvement Schemes up to £1.5Million • Network Planning - Development Control, Private Streets and Area Plans
Divisional Headquarters Telephone: (0300) 200 7894 County Hall After hours: (028) 8224 1999 Drumragh Avenue Fax: (028) 8225 4010 Omagh E-mail: [email protected] Co Tyrone Emergency Tel No: (028) 7035 3202 BT79 7AF Website: www.infrastructure-ni.gov.uk
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Western Division - Senior Management Team
Conor Loughrey Divisional Manager The Senior Management Team and their areas of responsibility are listed below. Day to day matters should be raised in the first instance with the relevant Senior Engineers whose details are listed at the start of each section.
Alan McMurray Network Maintenance Manager Road maintenance operations, structural maintenance planning and programming, inspections, road maintenance standards, utility street works, winter service
Seamus Keenan Strategic Road Improvement Manager A5 Western Transport Corridor Manager
David McKinley Strategic Road Improvement Manager Major works schemes (excluding A5WTC); Highway Structures
Gareth McKibbin Network Development Manager Traffic Management, Street Lighting, Local Transport and Safety Measures schemes
Darren Campbell Network Planning Manager Development Control, Private Streets, Area Plans
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1.0 STRATEGIC ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
1.1 A5 Western Transport Corridor (A5WTC) Strategic Roads Improvement Manager - A5WTC: Seamus Keenan
He is supported by:
Manny Gault SRI A5WTC Roads Service County Hall Drumragh Avenue Omagh BT79 7AF Tel: 028822 54155
email: [email protected]
1.2 STRATEGIC ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (excluding A5WTC) Strategic Roads Improvement Manager: David McKinley
He is supported by:
Maura Hackett SRI TransportNI County Hall Drumragh Avenue Omagh BT79 7AF Tel: 028822 54107
email: [email protected]
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1.1.1 A5 Western Transport Corridor (A5WTC)
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The A5 Western Transport Corridor (A5WTC) is a Northern Ireland Executive led scheme which aims to provide 85 kilometres (55 miles) of dual carriageway from south of Londonderry at New Buildings to the border at Aughnacloy.
On 16 February 2016 the Department published for consultation the Notice of Intention to Make Vesting Orders (draft Vesting Orders) for the following phases of the scheme: • Phase 1A - New Buildings to north of Strabane; • Phase 1B - south of Omagh to Ballygawley; and • Phase 2 - north of Strabane to south of Omagh.
The Department also published the Notice of Intention to Make a Direction Order (draft Direction Order) for the length between New Buildings and Ballygawley and a new Environmental Statement (ES) covering the full extent of the scheme between New Buildings and the border at Aughnacloy. The consultation period extended to 4 April 2016.
New draft Vesting Orders and a Direction Order for the section between Ballygawley and the border at Aughnacloy (Phase 3) are not being taken forward until details of the link with the N2 at the border with the Republic of Ireland have been clearly identified. This section was however being included in the new Environmental Statement which must take account of the full extents of an overall project.
Four public exhibitions on the scheme proposals were held between 1 March 2016 and Friday 4 March 2016 at the Everglades Hotel in Londonderry (1 March), followed by the Silverbirch Hotel, Omagh (Wednesday 2 March), the Fir Trees Hotel, Strabane (Thursday 3 March) and Smyth Memorial Hall, Ballygawley on Friday 4 March 2016. There were a total of 1054 registered attendees at the exhibitions.
The Department received 972 representations on the scheme proposals during this consultation period. During the period the Department also became aware that the Non-Technical Summary (an integral part of the Environmental Statement) did not fully reflect the content of the main body of the Environmental Statement. While the content of the main body of the Environmental Statement was unchanged, to ensure anyone who may only have read the shorter Non-Technical Summary was appropriately informed, it was decided to re-consult on the Environmental Statement which included a revised Non-Technical Summary. This new consultation period commenced on 18 April and concluded on 2 June 2016.
A Public Inquiry has been programmed for autumn 2016. On this occasion the Planning Appeals Commission will administer the Public Inquiry.
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The Department must then await the Inspector’s Report and consider its recommendations in detail. The Inspector’s Report is expected around May 2017.
The Budget Statement of 17 December 2015 allocated £229m between 2016/17 and 2020/21 to the A5 scheme, including a contribution from the Irish Government of £75m.
Subject to the successful completion of all the statutory procedures and a satisfactory outcome from the Inspector’s Report, it is hoped that construction can commence in late 2017 on Phase 1A (between New Buildings and north of Strabane) in line with the ‘A Fresh Start’ Agreement.
The Joint Venture Contractor for Phase 1A is BAM/Balfour Beatty & FP Mc Cann.
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1.2.1 A6 Randalstown to Castledawson (Managed by Northern Division)
The Regional Strategic Transport Network Transport Plan (RSTN TP) 2015 endorsed the provision of a continuous dual carriageway from the western end of the M22 at Randalstown to the Castledawson Roundabout.
Progress Report The Department published its decision in January 2013, confirming it was minded in principle to accept the Inspector’s recommendation not to proceed with the alternative junction examined at the February 2012 Inquiry, and confirmed it would submit a new Planning Application for a further alternative junction. A planning application for an alternative junction layout at Bellshill Road was submitted at the end of June 2013. Planning approval for the junction was granted on 3 December 2014. The Notice of Intention to Make a Vesting Order (NIMVO) was published the weeks commencing 9/2/15 and 16/2/15. A number of objections were received and a Public Inquiry was held in Castledawson on 29 September 2015. The Inspectors report and statement by the Department were published on 19 May 2016.
Construction A two phase procurement strategy has been adopted, influenced by current funding constraints, encompassing a design development phase and a construction phase. The first phase, a contract to develop the detailed design and a Target Cost (cost to carry out the works) was awarded on 1 May 2015 to a Graham/Farrans JV. Development work has commenced, including additional site investigation work to inform the design process. It is anticipated that Phase 1 will be complete in late summer 2016. With funding allocations in the Executive’s Budget Statement of December 2015 it is anticipated that Phase 2 (Construction) of the scheme will start in late summer 2016.
Visit https://www.infrastructure-ni.gov.uk/topics/road-improvements/a6-randalstown- castledawson-dualling-scheme to find out more about the scheme.
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1.2.2 A6 Londonderry to Dungiven (Managed by Northern Division)
The Regional Strategic Transport Network Transport Plan (RSTN TP) 2015 endorsed the provision of a 30 kilometre dual carriageway from Londonderry to Dungiven, including a dual carriageway bypass of Dungiven. The scheme complements the Ilex Regeneration Plan for Londonderry and the wider North West.
Progress Report The A6 Londonderry to Dungiven scheme is well advanced in terms of development. It has been through Public Inquiry (2012) and the Inspector has produced a report embracing various recommendations, some relating to complex issues. Most of these issues have been addressed by officials. Following a thorough examination of the issues raised the then Minister for Regional Development Michelle Mcllveen announced on 24 February 2016 that the scheme would proceed, subject to future funding, and the making of the Direction Order. The December 2015 Budget Statement allocated funding to the scheme for the period 2016 to 2021. Work is currently underway to determine the length of the scheme which can be constructed within the funding allocation.
Visit https://www.infrastructure-ni.gov.uk/topics/road-improvements/a6-londonderry-dungiven to find out more about the scheme.
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1.2.3 A2 Buncrana Road
The Regional Strategic Transport Network Transport Plan (RSTN TP) 2015 endorsed improvement of the A2 Buncrana Road, Londonderry from Pennyburn Roundabout to the border with the Republic of Ireland.
Progress Report
The preferred route for the scheme, announced on 10 February 2009, will widen the existing road from Pennyburn Roundabout to Skeoge Link Roundabout to four lanes and will provide a dual carriageway from Skeoge Roundabout to the Border with the Republic of Ireland. Further work is required to complete the preliminary design and assessment of the scheme. When complete, this would provide sufficient information to ensure the land required to facilitate improvement of Buncrana Road is afforded a degree of planning protection. There are no plans at this time to proceed to publication of draft statutory orders
Construction
There was no provision in the 2011-2015 budget for construction of the scheme and spending beyond the current budget period on schemes such as the Buncrana Road improvement will dependent upon the level of funding made available through future budgetary settlements and the relative priorities afforded to schemes competing for the available funds.
To find out more about the scheme visit https://www.drdni.gov.uk/articles/a2- buncrana-road-londonderry-overview
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2.0 NETWORK MAINTENANCE
Network Maintenance Manager: Alan McMurray
He is supported by:
Robert McCartney Section Engineer
1 Crescent Road
Londonderry
BT47 2NQ
Tel: 028 71321636
email: [email protected]
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EXPLANATION OF MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS
Resurfacing and Strengthening
Roads generally fail by cracking and rutting. They usually do not fail suddenly, but gradually deteriorate due to the impact of traffic, age and weathering. Wear normally appears as either excessive permanent deformation of the whole or part of the carriageway structure, or is associated with the cracking of the bituminous layers. Road pavements are normally designed for an operational life of 20 years. During this period and beyond, there is a need for the highway authority to intervene at times to either treat or replace the top course of bituminous material known as the “wearing course” or to provide additional depth to preserve the structure of the pavement and extend its life. Resurfacing is the application of a layer of this mixed material of 40mm (1.5") minimum thickness. It strengthens the road, seals it against the ingress of water, and improves skidding resistance and riding quality. The thicker the layer, the more strength imparted. Wearing course bitmac has an expected life of 7-12 years (which can be extended by subsequent surface dressing) whereas asphalt has an expected life of 15-20 years but costs more. Resurfacing of existing roads can usually be carried out on top of the existing surface (overlay) but where kerb levels or bridge heights are restricted the existing surface may need to be removed by planing.
Surface Dressing
This process involves spraying a bitumen emulsion binder onto the existing road surface, followed by a layer of stone chippings, which is then rolled. It has three main purposes:- · to improve skidding resistance of the surface · to seal the road surface against ingress of water · to prevent deterioration.
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2.1 STRUCTURAL MAINTENANCE - Completed works 2015-2016 Resurfacing 30.1 km of road have been resurfaced in the financial year 2015-2016 at a cost of £1.06 million.
Linsfort Drive
Road No Road Name Length (m)
B47 Dergbrough Road 218 B47 Glenelly Road 315 B49 Berryhill Road, Donemana 734 B72 Learmore Road 150 B84 Baronscourt Road, Newtownstewart 177 B507 Northland Road 580 B536 Ligford Road 450 C513 Longland Road 1305 C515 Bigwood Road 459 C517 Ballyhanedin Road 1367
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Road No Road Name Length (m)
C607 Camus Road 208 C672 Ardbarren Road 123 C672 Carnkenny Road 125 C674 Crilly’s Hill Road 275 C675 Corgary Road 628 C675 Magheranageeragh Road 285 C675 Carn Road 374 C677 Listymore Road 368 C677 Peacock Road 735 C679 Magheracreggan Road 465 C679 Drumlegagh Road South 125 C679 Milltown Road 239 C680 Drumlegagh Church Road 635 C680 Carnkenny Road 477 C680 Cavandarragh Road 438 C680 Letterbin Road 508 U101 Castlefin Road, Castlederg 257 U103 Erganagh Road 237 U103 Freughlough Road 527 U104 Priestsessagh Road 189 U115 Cavandarragh Road 416 U119 Creevy Road 200 U135 Kirlish (Kilmore) Road 125 U136 Lettercarn Road 223 U137 Lisleen Road 153 U138 Munie Road 301 U142 Hegarty’s Road 95 U146 Riverview Road 290 U146 Aghnahoo Road 204
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Road No Road Name Length (m)
U149 Shannaghy Road 352 U157 Travers Road 137 U158 Mullyfamore Road 161 U160 Tullycar Road 300 U162 Aghyaran Road Upper (Altamullan Road) 248 U162 Ardarver (River) Road 264 U163 Corgary Road 1104 U171 Carn Road 212 U176 Barleyhill (Pullyernan) Road 131 U176 Barleyhill Road 440 U202 Orchard Road 205 U205 Rabstown Road 280 U211 Peacock Road 486 U215 Concess Road 307 U225 Cairn Road 175 U228 Spring (Kilstrule) Road 183 U228 Kilstrule Road 199 U229 Foresters Road 644 U1115 Lenamore Road 598 U1177 Ballyarton Road 1462 U1506 Linsfort Drive 495 U1593 Rossdowney Avenue 187 U1593 Rossdowney Gardens 326 U1593 Rossdowney Drive 340 U1812 Ballybeeny Road 176 U1816 Altrest Road 102 U1831 Gorse Road 83 U1838 Castlewarren Road 171 U1839 Castlewarren Road 264
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Road No Road Name Length (m)
U1844 Moneycanon Road 139 U1847 Rousky Road 271 U1849 Gortaclare Road 629 U1906 Crockatore Road 86 U1958 Glencoppagh Road 224 U1959 Ligford Road 167 U1962 Carnargan Road 218 U1964 Corrickbeg Road 128 U1985 Glenelly Road 241 U2003 Chestnut Road 168 U2011 Balbane Road 313 U2018 Hollyhill Road 599 U2020 Glenmornan Road 146 U2023 Curleyhill Road 811 U2028 Conthem Road 117 U2032 Erin Road 113 U2035 Backburn Road 530 U4015 Melmount Villas, Strabane 102 U4552 Millbrook Lane, Newtownstewart 84
*Funded by DSD North West Development Office
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Surface Dressing Last year 132.75 kms of road were surface dressed in the district at a cost of £708k
Road No Road Name Length (m) B47 Glenelly Road 5637 B48 Culvacullion Road 660 B50 Drumquin Road 873 B164 Tievenny Road 2502 C511 Carrickayne Road 2844 C514 Bonds Glen Road 1451 C515 Taboe Road 1084 C515 Carrickatane Road 196 C604 Ballee Road 1463 C604 Art Road 1418 C604 Dunnyboe Road 7784 C605 Letterbratt Road 525 C608 Knockiniller Road 3993 C609 Ballymullarty Road 2130 C610 Gallan Road 452 C672 Claremore Road 2325 C672 Ballynaloan Road 1890 C672 Carnkenny Road 740 C674 Church Road 710 C674 Aghamore Road 1640 C675 Corgary Road 2878 C675 Magheranageeragh Road 2550 C675 Moneygal Road 3105 C677 Peacock Road 4569 C679 Magheracreggan Road 1416 C679 Drumlegagh Road South 1854 C679 Milltown Road 1137
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Road No Road Name Length (m) C680 Carnkenny Road 2481 C680 Letterbin Road 1770 U112 Scarvagherin Road 310 U112 Rocklea Road 995 U114 Meaghy (Mitchells) Road 958 U118 Archill Road 320 U119 Creevy Road 1076 U134 Kilmore Road 2245 U136 Garvetagh (Boggles) Road 933 U137 Lisleen Road 1535 U146 Riverview Road 1150 U146 Aghnahoo Road 1195 U148 Aghalougher Road 1076 U153 Gaelic Road 979 U158 Mullyfamore Road 1050 U162 Aghyaran Road Upper (Altamullan Road) 2236 U165 Corgary (Derrygoonan) Road 721 U169 Laght Road 1400 U174 Pullyernan Road 926 U205 Rabstown Road 1123 U209 Strahans Road 1187 U211 Peacock Road 1822 U215 Concess Road 3466 U221 Coolaghy Road 2480 U222 Meaghy (Kilstrule) Road 292 U224 Cloonty Road 1172 U225 Cairn Road 1380 U227 Whitehill (O’Kane’s) Road 1658 U227 Envagh Road 840
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Road No Road Name Length (m) U232 Killydart Road 1865 U234 Glen Road 1189 U1809 Dunnalong Road 2003 U1811 Gortmonly Road 1395 U1814 Willow Road 1055 U1821 Cloghcor Road 993 U1839 Castlewarren Road 2166 U1840 Glenagoorland (Carrickatane) Road 1879 U1847 Rousky Road 595 U1853 Ballyheather Road 493 U1902 Davies Road 1423 U1904 Windyhaw Road 1200 U1913 Douglas Road 290 U1960 Tullagherin (Magherabrack) Road 3496 U1961 Ballynasollus Road 2383 U1967 Slievebeg Road 2049 U1968 Landahussy Road 2414 U1970 Landahussy Road 1520 U1985 Glenelly Road 1292 U2012 Green Road 1801 U2019 Gorticrum Road 1273 U2022 Koram Road 3076 U2027 Cavanalee Road 480
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Completed Drainage Work 2015-2016 Each year a number of drainage schemes are carried out throughout the Section. These vary from the replacement or upgrading of culverts to the installation of gullies where flooding has been an issue.
Road No. Road Name New drainage, new gullies A5 Beltany Road Inspection chamber A5 GN Link New gully B47 Glenelly Road Renew filter drains B74 Glenshane Road New culvert B84 Baronscourt Road 6 new gullies + pipes B165 Bellspark Road 3 new gullies + pipes B193 Letterkenny Road New gully C601 Donagheady Road New gully C672 Greenville Road 2 new gullies + i / chamber C672 Ballynaloan Road Culvert replacement C672 Claremore Road New gully C674 Crillys Hill Road Inspection chamber C675 Carn Road 3 new gullies and pipes C677 Orchard Road Culvert replacement + drainage C679 Creevy Road Culvert replacement + gully U117 Drumclamph Road Inspection chamber + 2 gullies U168 Trienamongan Road Inspection chamber U169 Laghtfoggy Road New filter drain U174 Cavan Road Culvert replacement U206 Summerville Road Culvert replacement U214 Brocklis Road Inspection chamber U218 Spring Road New gully + piping U1111 Upper Galliagh Road New drainage U1160 Heather Road New gullies U1170 Kildoag Road New culvert
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Road No. Road Name New drainage, new gullies U1500 Prehen Road New drainage U1503 Virginia Court New gully U1515 Kingsfort Park 2 no. new gullies U1519 Belmont Crescent 4 no. new gullies U1519 Moyola Walk 3 no. new gullies U1520 Bracken Park New gully U1570 Cloncool Park New gully U1583 Southend Park New gully F1583 Glenanne New gully and drainage U1823 Station Road New gully U1831 Killyclooney Road Inspection chamber U1839 Castlewarren Road New gully + piping U1847 Rousky Road New gully + piping U1848 Loughan Road New inspection chamber U1849 Gortaclare Road Inspection chamber + piping U1952 Mullintill Road Culvert replacement U1968 Landahussy Road Extend pipes U1971 Magherabrack Road New gully U1987 Castledamph Road New culvert U2005 Gortileck Road Piping scheme U2018 Hollyhill Road New inspection chamber U2020 Glenmornan Road Piping scheme U2026 Tristan Road Inspection chamber + piping U2027 Cavanalee Road Piping scheme U4010 Laurel Drive Replace gully pot U4015 Melmount Villas Replace existing drainage U4016 Delaney Crescent New gully
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Completed Footway Resurfacing Last year we resurfaced 10.084 km of footway, some in conjunction with resurfacing or other works. Road No. Road Name Length (m) A2 *Strand Road between Lower Clarendon 200 Street and Boating Club Lane B49 Berryhill Road, Donemana 46 B507 Northland Road 1009 C680 Drumlegagh Church Road 379 U101 Castlefin Road, Castlederg 377 U1500 *Derryview 652 U1500 *Eskaheen View 998 U1506 Linsfort Drive 950 U1515 *Boating Club Lane 220 U1518 *Slievemore Park 1286 U1520 *Fern Park 1187 U1593 Rossdowney Avenue 360 U1593 Rossdowney Gardens 380 U1593 Rossdowney Drive 680 U2043 * Beechmount Avenue, Strabane 742 U2043 * St. Colman’s Drive, Strabane 322 U4015 Melmount Villas, Strabane 138 U4552 Millbrook Lane, Newtownstewart 158
*Funded by DSD North West Development Office
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2.2 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE COMPLETED 2015-2016
Grass Cutting. The grass verges on all rural roads were cut once last year with additional cutting carried out at sightlines as required. In total we cut approximately 3920 kms of grass to ensure sightlines are preserved.
Defects
Section Office staff regularly inspect the local network for actionable defects in accordance with the Road Maintenance Guidelines. These guidelines classify the local roads according to traffic volume and establish corresponding deadlines for the repair of any defects identified. The available figures show that during this past year 3565 priority defects were recorded with 70.5% being repaired inside the specified timescales. Drainage
51219 road gullies, 37,275 outlets 60.92 km of open drain were cleaned to assist in controlling surface water and maintain roads in a safe and passable condition
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Public Liability Claims
In 2015-2016 we received 193 new claims for compensation. This was made up of: • 85 claims for vehicular damage, • 97 personal injury • 11 for property damage.
In the same period £179k was paid out on 70 claims, some of which covered settlements relating to previous years.
There were 113 claims rejected during this period.
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2.3 WINTER SERVICE 2015-2016 The official winter maintenance period commenced on 19th October 2015 and ended on 3rd April 2016. The first application of salt took place on 20th November 2015.
During the winter of 2015/16 there were 68 occasions when salt was applied to the 596.72 km of roads on the gritting schedule using 4764 tonnes of salt, a decrease of 28.6% over the previous year when there were 100 salting actions.
The winter was milder than previous years but with many marginal nights when treatment was still required. The season had also to be extended due to low temperatures being experienced on 8 – 9th April and on 25 – 26th April 2016.
Loading one of the gritting lorries with salt
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2.4 STREET WORKS
TransportNI monitors the installation, maintenance and removal of utility plant within the public road network. The activities of Statutory Utilities are controlled under the Street Works (Northern Ireland) Order 1995 and a range of Codes of Practice.
There is an electronic web-based system to allow TransportNI and utilities to exchange street works information. This system, NISRANS (the Northern Ireland Street Works Registration and Notification System) is a jointly owned system involving TransportNI and most utility/communication companies which have Statutory rights to place and maintain their apparatus in or on the public road network. TransportNI can also use NISRANS to control utilities street works activities. Approximately 30% of Statutory inspections are carried out at works stage and subsequent stages prior to accepting reinstatements as final. The cost of these inspections is covered by the utilities.
All reasonable efforts to minimise disruption and delay to road users is employed through advertised road closures and co-ordination of these street works.
All openings (except for emergencies) are notified in advance on the electronic Street Works Gazetteer operated by Symology and monitored by TransportNI.
Over the past year 3267 notifications of intention to excavate in the highway were made by the various utilities in the Derry City and Strabane District Council area, of which 1099 were subject to inspection. Of those reinstatements inspected 2.82% were classified as unsatisfactory.
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2.5 STRUCTURAL MAINTENANCE - Planned Works 2016-2017
Resurfacing In the 2016-2017 financial year it is proposed to resurface the following roads at an estimated cost of £ 1.3 million
Road No Road Name Length (m)
A2 Buncrana Road, Pennyburn Roundabout to 500 Racecourse Road
A2 Clooney Road at Caw Brae 300
A5 Mulvin Road, Urbalreagh 1000
B72 Learmore Road, Killen 250
B72 Derry Road, Strabane 220
B74 Main Street, Claudy 770
C675 Ferguson Crescent, Castlederg 300
C677 Orchard Road 1050
U1511 Argyle Street 229
U1512 Springtown Park 223
U2043 Beechmount Avenue, Strabane 382
U2043 St. Colman’s Drive, Strabane 156
U2045 Glen Road, Strabane 505
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Surface Dressing
This year it is proposed to surface dress approximately 211.96 kms of road.
Road No Road Name Length (m) A40 Mullenan Road 2600 B47 Dergbrough Road 1200 B47 Glenelly Road 2927 B48 Duncastle Road 383 B49 Longland Road 270 B72 Learmore Road 1060 B72 Castlegore Road 440 B72 Strabane Road 415 B85 Urney Road 175 B193 Letterkenny Road 1993 B536 Ligford Road 2220 C510 Altinure Road 5668 C515 Bigwood Road 1782 C604 Sentry Road 272 C607 Camus Road 920 C672 Ardbarren Road 1613 C672 Urbalreagh Road 2690 C674 Crilly’s Hill Road 1398 C675 Magheranageeragh Road 1532 C675 Carn Road 2130 C677 Drumnabey Road 188 C677 Listymore Road 1400 C679 Creevy Road 200 C679 Old Bridge Road 1060 C680 Cavandarragh Road 1375 U103 Erganagh Road 942 U103 Freughlough Road 1548
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Road No Road Name Length (m) U104 McCreerys (Grahamstown) Road 1003 U104 Erganagh Road 900 U104 Priestsessagh Road 1422 U108 Spring Road 434 U109 Crew Road 1078 U111 Scarvagherin Road 82 U112 Scarvagherin Road 237 U113 Scarvagherin Road 250 U115 Cavandarragh Road 1730 U117 Drumclamph Road 570 U118 Archill Road 911 U119 Creevy Road 1453 U135 Kirlish (Kilmore) Road 892 U136 Lettercarn Road 2150 U137 Lisleen Road 685 U138 Munie Road 2318 U142 Hegarty’s Road 982 U143 Mosses Road 296 U149 Shannaghy Road 3185 U157 Travers Road 1344 U159 Hemphill’s Road 443 U160 Tullycar Road 2030 U162 Ardarver (River) Road 775 U163 Corgary Road 4689 U171 Carn Road 882 U176 Barleyhill (Pullyernan) Road 671 U176 Barleyhill Road 1546 U201 Folliard Road 964 U202 Orchard Road 1118 U202 Tullymoan Road 660
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Road No Road Name Length (m) U202 Lisdoo Road 1275 U205 Rabstown Road 778 U205 Scotstown Road 1146 U207 Fort Road 211 U208 Prospect Road 2211 U213 Mill Avenue 415 U214 Brocklis Road 570 U216 Stone Road 302 U219 Derg Road 1411 U226 Joe Gormley’s Road 1240 U228 Spring (Kilstrule) Road 1691 U228 Kilstrule Road 1685 U229 Foresters Road 1960 U231 Cashty Road 735 U233 Oldcastle Road 430 U233 Honeyford Lane 677 U235 Grange Road (Sanny Lane) 796 U1100 Ballougry Road 3738 U1100 Ballougry Hill Road 315 U1102 Windmill View 989 U1117 Springfield Road 1961 U1120 Rossdowney Road, Crescent Link to 2083 Ardlough Road U1801 Spruce Road 623 U1809 Dunnalong Road 1226 U1812 Ballybeeny Road 550 U1813 Victoria Road 439 U1817 Moyagh Road 496 U1824 Maple Road 1126 U1831 Gorse Road 829
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Road No Road Name Length (m) U1838 Castlewarren Road 2362 U1839 Castlewarren Road 1969 U1844 Moneycanon Road 550 U1846 Loughash Road 972 U1847 Rousky Road 2073 U1849 Gortaclare Road 3006 U1850 Lilac Avenue 443 U1906 Crockatore Road 1487 U1958 Glencoppagh Road 2019 U1959 Ligford Road 1246 U1962 Carnargan Road 1389 U1963 Plumbridge Road 620 U1964 Corrickbeg Road 1463 U1985 Glenelly Road 1439 U1986 Glenelly Road 1920 U1987 Castledamph Road 1160 U2003 Chestnut Road 1021 U2011 Balbane Road 1331 U2018 Hollyhill Road 3245 U2020 Glenmornan Road 1427 U2023 Curleyhill Road 3366 U2028 Conthem Road 1359 U2032 Erin Road 772 U2033 Myrtle Road 463 U2035 Backburn Road 2056 U2037 Lisnafin Road 549
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Drainage This year it is proposed to carry out drainage improvements at the following locations:
Road No Road Name
B47 Glenelly Road
C608 Bunderg Road
U167 Fort Road
U202 Lisdoo Road
U211 Peacock Road
U221 Coolaghy Road
U1104 Glassagh Road
U2018 Crockan Road
U2019 Gorticrum Road
U2024 Spout Road
Proposed Footpath work
Road No Road Name
B72 Learmore Road, Killen
C675 Ferguson Crescent, Castlederg
U1502 *Celandine Court
U1503 *Rose Court
*Funded by Department for Communities, North West Development
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3.0 NETWORK DEVELOPMENT
NETWORK DEVELOPMENT MANAGER: Gareth McKibbin
He is supported by:
Deaglan MacBride Network Development TransportNI 1 Crescent Road Londonderry BT47 2NQ
Tel: 028 7132 1630
email: [email protected]
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3.1. LOCAL TRANSPORT AND SAFETY MEASURES (LT&SM) 3.1.1. Completed Schemes 2015-2016
In 2015-16 Network Development completed LT&SM schemes to the value of £450k which included £160k from the Department’s Cycling Unit to improve cycling infrastructure. Schemes completed are as follow
Carriageways
Craigavon Bridge
Road No Road Name Description A2 Craigavon Bridge Traffic signal detection upgraded to a smart Lower Deck signal detection & timing system (MOVA). The new system improves the efficiency of traffic movements through the junction and reduces delays
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Buncrana Road/Racecourse Road
Road No Road Name Description A2 Buncrana Rd / Upgrade vehicle detection system and install Racecourse Rd dedicated right turn manoeuvres.
Pennyburn Roundabout
Road No Road Name Description A2 Pennyburn Roundabout Install part time partial signalisation A2 Strand Rd / Meadowbank Rd Upgrade of traffic lights.
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Pedestrian Measures
Berryhill Road Road No Road Name Description
B49 Berryhill Road Providing 300m of new footway, and thereby having continuous footway linking Donemana Primary School to the village.
Aileach Road
Road No Road Name Description
C572 Aileach Road Provision of 115m of widened footpath and an upgraded pedestrian crossing outside Holy Family School.
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Cycling Measures
Glengalliagh Rd / Bradley’s Pass Junction
Road No Road Name Description
B521 Glengalliagh Rd / Bradley’s Providing a safer route to St Brigid’s Pass Junction College by introducing traffic control signals at the junction, including a pedestrian phase for crossing.
Limavady Road
Road No Road Name Description
A2 Limavady Road Provision of cycle path between Caw Roundabout and Broomhill Avenue, by widening 900m of existing footway.
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Ringfort Road Road No Road Name Description
U1584 Ringfort Road Provision of cycle path between Springtown Rd and Aileach Rd, by widening 780m of existing footway.
Racecourse Road
Road No Road Name Description
B194 Racecourse Rd / Providing a Toucan signal crossing on Racecourse Collon Lane Road linking to Collon Lane cycle path/pedestrian way.
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Traffic Calming
Kennedy Street Road No Road Name Description
U1556 Kennedy St, Little Provision of two sets of speed Diamond cushions
Tullyally Road Road No Road Name Description
U1163 Tullyally Road Provision of four sets of speed cushions
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Newtownkennedy Street
Road No Road Name Description
U2024 Newtownkennedy Street, Provision of two sets of speed Strabane cushions
Ballycolman Estate
Road No Road Name Description
U4010 Ballycolman Estate, Provision of one set of speed cushions
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Patrician Villas
Road No Road Name Description
U4007 Patrician Villas, Strabane Provision of one set of speed cushions
Creggan Heights
Road No Road Name Description
C0577 Creggan Heights Provision of two sets of speed cushions
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Eastway, Creggan
Road No Road Name Description
U1508 Eastway Gardens Provision of one set of speed cushions
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Safer Routes to School (SRS)
Newbuildings PS School Name Road Name Description
Newbuildings PS Victoria Rd / SRS added and crossing point. Duncastle Rd
Donemana PS School Name Road Name Description
Donemana PS Longland Rd SRS
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St Patrick’s PS Donemana
School Name Road Name Description
St Patricks PS Donemana Lisnaragh Rd SRS
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Accessible parking and access U1512 Lawrence Hill Provision of an accessible parking bay in the vicinity of number 1.
U1512 Lawrence Hill Provision of an accessible parking bay in the vicinity of number 6.
U1507 Columbcille Court Provision of an accessible parking bay in the vicinity of number 2c.
U1508 Beechwood Avenue Provision of an accessible parking bay in the vicinity of number 92.
B0507 Francis Street Accessible parking bay relocated.
U1533 Stradowen Drive, Provision of an accessible parking area Strathfoyle in the vicinity of number 43.
B0530 Rossdowney Road Provision of dropped kerbs.
C0571 White Chapel, Galliagh Provision of pedestrian guard rail.
U1518 St Patricks PS Carnhill Provision of pedestrian guard rail.
C0572 Holy Family PS Provision of pedestrian guard rail. Aileach Road
B0048 Newbuildings PS Provision of pedestrian guard rail.
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3.1.2. PLANNED WORKS 2016-2017
In the 2016-2017 financial year £190k has been allocated for Local Transport and Safety Measures within the Derry City & Strabane District Council area. As well as the schemes outlined below, it is also proposed to take forward an improvement scheme at Ballyarnett Roundabout for which a developer contribution has been secured.
Traffic Management Schemes
Road No Road Name Description
B0072 Meeting House Street, Controlled crossing point at new Strabane. pedestrian foot bridge.
C0679 Drumlegagh Road North Improve sight line at junction with realignment. Drumlegagh Church Road.
B0072 Railway Street, Strabane. Building survey to determine if wall blocking footway, between Tyre Depot & Alley Theatre can be demolished.
B0049 Woodend Road, Strabane. Provision of new footway to link to existing footways.
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Pedestrian Measures
Road No Road Name Description
B521 Glengalliagh Rd Upgrade Toucan with kerbside and on-crossing detectors at St Brigid’s School.
B521 Glengalliagh Rd Upgrade Toucan with kerbside and on-crossing detectors at Northside shopping centre.
B194 Racecourse Rd Upgrade Pelican to Puffin, providing kerbside and on- crossing detectors
Traffic Calming
Road Name Scheme details
Springvale Park (U1516) Traffic calming from Northland Road to Springtown Road.
Brunswick Road and Establish residents support for scheme to progress. Kensington Road (U1540)
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Safer Routes to School (SRS)
Road No Address Description
B165 St Columba’s PS Clady Erect SRS signage.
U1516 Gaelscoil na Daróige, Erect SRS signage. O’Naullian Crescent, Derry.
It is intended that the following Local Transport and Safety Measures schemes will be progressed to detailed design and land acquisition stage. If additional funding becomes available during the financial year, it may permit some of these schemes to progress to the construction stage.
Road No Road Name Description
C568 Temple Road Footway widening
B118 Tamnaherin Rd at Highmoor Realignment of carriageway and Rd junction improvement.
B118 Tamnaherin Rd at Clon Rd Realignment of carriageway and junction improvement.
B118 Tamnaherin Rd at Brockagh Junction improvement, right turning Rd facility and junction realignment.
B118 Tamnaherin Rd at Realignment of carriageway and Tammyreagh Rd junction improvement.
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3.2 STRUCTURES MANAGER: David McKinley
He is supported by:
Harry Gallagher
Structures Section Roads Service County Hall Drumragh Avenue Omagh
BT79 7AF Tel: 028822 54142
email:[email protected]
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3.2.1 STRUCTURES - COMPLETED WORKS 2014-2015 The following bridge works were carried out within the Derry City and Strabane District Council area, representing an investment of £260k in the local infrastructure. The types of work carried out include general maintenance, repairs due to vehicle impact damage, bridge strengthening and bridge replacements.
Culmore Point Road (before)
Culmore Point Road (after)
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Bridge No. /Road No. Name of Bridge/Location Description
U1119 Culmore Point Road, Sea wall repairs Londonderry
61835 / B84 Abercorn Bridge, Scour protection Castlebrae Road, measures Newtownstewart
60223 / C605 Not Named – Dergalt Road, Bridge repairs Strabane
62420 / C677 Spamount Footbridge, Deck strengthening Drumnabey Road, and surface Spamount replacement
60311 / C611 Sperrin Bridge, Corramore Parapet replacement Road, Cranagh
61314 / C675 Not Named - Kilclean Road, Bridge replacement Castlederg
30007 / A2 Craigavon Bridge, Derry Bridge inspection and anti- roosting measures
36000 / A2 Queens Quay, Foyle Inspection of Queens embankment, Derry Quay
61365 / U163 Croagh Burn, Corgary Parapet repair Road, Killeter
61216 / B48 Altar Bridge, Lisnarragh Parapet repair Road, Plumbridge
61843 / B85 Clady Bridge, Urney Road, Parapet and wing-wall Clady repairs
61308 / U133 Not Named, Bullock Road, Scour protection Drumquin measures
61998 / U2029 Pattens Road, Strabane Gunite and Grout
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61993 / U2015 Towncastle Road, Strabane Scour protection measures
VRS Completed Work 2015/16
Road No Road Name Length of Existing Barrier (m)
A5 Prehen Road, Londonderry 500m
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3.2.2 STRUCTURES – PLANNED WORKS 2016/17
During 2016-2016 Bridge Management Section intends to carry out work to structures in the Derry City and Strabane District Council area representing an investment of approximately £215K in the local infrastructure.
Foyle Bridge - Completion of Gantry Refurbishment
Bridge No/ Bridge Name, Location Description of Road No proposed work. 30800 / A515 Foyle Bridge, Completion of gantry Madams Bank Road, refurbishment Londonderry 31026 / U1115 Lenamore Road, Londonderry Parapet repairs
61435 / C613 Moyle Bridge, Strahulter Road, Masonry repair and Newtownstewart vegetation removal
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Bridge No/ Bridge Name, Location Description of Road No proposed work. 61150 / C679 Millbrook Bridge, Milltown Road, Masonry repairs and Newtownstewart vegetation removal
60016 / C680 Crew bridge, Crew Road, Scour protection Ardstraw measures, masonry repairs and vegetation Removal
30062 / C514 Toneduff Bridge, Kilcatten Road, Masonry repair and Claudy vegetation removal
61949 / C675 Not Named, Magheranageeragh Bridge replacement Road, Aghyaran, Killeter
61158 / B47 Plumbridge Bridge, Plumbridge Masonry wing-wall repairs
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3.2.3 STRUCTURES – Vehicle Restraint Systems 2016-2017
Vehicle restraint systems (VRS) across Western Division have been inspected and remedial work prioritised. Some of these VRS will be replaced in the coming years and particular attention will be paid to barrier on wooden posts with welded angle ends. Sites will be assessed on an individual basis and current design standards will be applied. If additional barrier is needed it will be provided and if the need for barrier can be eliminated that opportunity will be taken.
It is likely that the 2016-2017 programme of work in the Derry City and Strabane District Council area will include the following:
Road Number Road Name Length of Existing Barrier (m)
C557 Southway, Londonderry 238
A2 Caw Road Roundabout, Londonderry 80
A2 Kings Street, Londonderry 155
A2 Duke Street Roundabout, Londonderry 26
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3.3 STREET LIGHTING
STREET LIGHTING MANAGER: Gareth McKibbin
He is supported by: Martin Curran Street Lighting Section TransportNI County Hall Omagh BT79 7AF Tel: 028822 54157
email: [email protected]
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3.3.1 STREET LIGHTING
3.3.1 - Completed Works 2015-2016
The total number of lights in the district is presently 29,985. Regular outage repair is carried following in coming reports from the general public via our on line reporting system or the central call centre. Expenditure on street lighting during 2015-2016, including extra funds received during the year, amounted to £1,543,568 for maintenance (including £1,117,897 on energy). Total capital expenditure amounted to £1,010,296 (including £337,000 DSD Funding). Particular mention should be made of the work carried out at Linsfort Drive, Ringford Road, Londonderry, Lisnaragh Road, Dunnamanagh and Fyfin Road, Victoria Bridge where an increase in funding near year end allowed commencement/completion of renewal schemes in these areas.
Melmount Road, Strabane
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The following capital works were carried out during 2015/2016:
SCHEME TITLE SCHEME DESCRIPTION
Ballymagroarty, L’Derry Phase 1 to 4 Street Lighting Renewal Scheme Bishop Street Car Park, L’Derry Street Lighting Alterations Bishop Street Without, L’Derry (in Street Lighting Renewal including Cast Iron conjunction with DSD) Column Refurbishment Bloomfield Park, L’Derry Phase 1 & 2 Street Lighting Renewal Scheme Cedar Street/ Glenview Street, L’Derry Street Lighting Renewal Scheme Clooney Road, L’Derry Column Renewal in conjunction with cycle path. Cricklewood Park/Richill Park Street Lighting Renewal Scheme Cul-de-sac. L,Derry Derryview, L’Derry (in conjunction with Street Lighting Renewal Scheme DSD) Eskaheen View, L’Derry (in conjunction Street Lighting Renewal Scheme with DSD) Fern Park, L’Derry (in conjunction with Street Lighting Renewal Scheme DSD) Glen Road, L’Derry Street Lighting Renewal Scheme Grange Avenue, L’Derry Street Lighting Renewal Scheme Kinsale Park, L’Derry Street Lighting Renewal Scheme (Small Section) Lecky Road, L’Derry Underneath Street Lighting Renewal Scheme Flyover (in conjunction with DSD) Linsfort Drive, L’Derry Street Lighting Renewal Scheme Main Street, Claudy Final Phase Street Lighting Renewal Scheme + Lantern Replacement Moyglass Place, Strathfoyle Street Lighting Renewal Scheme (Small Section) Northland Road Crawford Square to Street Lighting Renewal including Cast Iron Edenballymore Lodge, L’Derry Column Refurbishment Pennyburn Pass, L’Derry Street Lighting Renewal Scheme (Small Section) Ringfort Road, L’Derry Street Lighting Renewal Scheme in conjunction with Cycle Path Riverside Park, L’Derry Phase 1 Street Lighting Renewal Scheme Slievemore Park, L’Derry Street Lighting Renewal Scheme
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SCHEME TITLE SCHEME DESCRIPTION
Society Street Car Park, L’Derry Street Lighting Alterations Spruce Meadows cul-de-sac 45-55, Street Lighting Renewal Scheme (Small Culmore Section) The Fountain Estate, L’Derry (In Lantern Replacement conjunction with DSD) Woodvale Road, Eglinton Street Lighting Renewal Scheme (Small Section) Ballymagorry Village Column Painting Berryhill Rd Donemana New Lighting Scheme in Conjunction with New footway. Hillmount Grove, Strabane Street Lighting replacement scheme. Melmount Gardens/Nancys Lane & Lantern Upgrade to LED. Curlyhill Rd, Strabane Melmount Rd Strabane Street Lighting Renewal scheme Phase 2. St Colmans Drive- Beechmount Lighting Scheme in conjunction with Cycle Avenue, Strabane Way. Urney Rd Clady Street Lighting in fill scheme. Fyfin Road, Victoria Bridge Street Lighting upgrade Scheme Strabane Council Area Column Numbering Upgrade.
Glen Road, Londonderry
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3.3.2 Planned Work 2016-2017
In the 2016-2017 financial year £330,000 has been allocated for capital street lighting works within the Derry/Strabane District Council area. This will be used to continue our general programme of improvement/replacement of older systems.
Opportunity will also be taken to improve street lighting in areas where other street works are planned. The following street lighting works are currently planned for 2016-2017:
SCHEME TITLE SCHEME DESCRIPTION
Ballynasilloe Avenue, L'Derry Street Lighting Renewal scheme
Buncrana Road Racecourse Road to Street Lighting Renewal scheme Pennyburn RAB, L'Derry
Curlew Way, L’Derry Phase 1 Street Lighting Renewal scheme
Carrakeel Drive, Maydown Phase 2 Street Lighting Renewal scheme
Foyle Fold, L’Derry Street Lighting Renewal scheme
Glenowen Park, L’Derry Phase 1 Street Lighting Renewal scheme Gortica Road, Drumahoe Street Lighting Renewal scheme Knockwellan Park, L’Derry Street Lighting Renewal scheme (Small Section) Longtower Court, L’Derry Street Lighting Renewal scheme (Small Section) Milltown Crescent, Drumahoe Street Lighting Renewal scheme Moss Road, L’Derry Street Lighting Renewal scheme
Sandale Park cul-de-sac 35-45, L’Derry Street Lighting Renewal scheme (lantern change)
Breezemount Park, Castlederg Street Lighting Renewal Scheme (Small Section at house Nos. 17 – 22) Five Acres, Strabane Street Lighting Renewal scheme
Gamble Park, Spamount Street Lighting Renewal scheme
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4.0 NETWORK PLANNING
Network Planning Manager: Darren Campbell
He is supported by:
Lorraine McWilliams Development Control and Private Streets TransportNI 1 Crescent Road Londonderry BT47 2NQ Tel: 02871 321654
email: [email protected]
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4.1 Planning Consultations
TransportNI is a statutory consultee to the planning process and in carrying out this role provides specialist advice to the planning authority on roads and transportation related matters associated with proposed development.
Our Development Control Section examines a planning application from a number of different aspects including access to the public road, road safety, transportation, traffic progression and car parking depending on the type of application.
In the past year Development Control Section dealt with 1102 planning consultations in the Derry City & Strabane District Council area. These range from single dwelling applications to major housing & mixed use retailing applications.
4.2 Private Streets
We have been successful in adopting 12 private streets and a total length of 2.791km has been added to the maintained network in the past year. These include:
Location Adopted Length
Briary Lane Londonderry 115m
Seven Oaks Crescent Londonderry 102m
Bellwood Grove Londonderry 70m
Marian Hall Londonderry 258m Victoria Gate Derry (4 phases) 1312m Brook Manor, Magheramason 392m
Linen Green, Sion Mills Phase 1 400m
Sandville Court, Strabane 82m
Whiterock Park, Castlederg Phase 5 60m
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4.2 Private Streets – Enforcement
Private Streets Section continues to invoke enforcement proceedings against developers who fail in their responsibility to provide bonds before commencement of work on site. This takes the form of a series warning letters followed if necessary by enforcement action.
TransportNI will afford a developer every opportunity to fulfil their responsibilities in completing development infrastructure works to an adoptable standard. Where it becomes evident that a developer is either incapable or unwilling to complete the work, TransportNI will consider initiating legal proceedings. This may result in the need for TransportNI to complete the works and recover the costs.
TransportNI has a finite resource at its disposal and given the variation in annual funding levels, the availability of contracting resource to deliver private street enforcement works cannot be assured. In addition, TransportNI has no control over the interests of other stakeholders, primarily Northern Ireland Water (NIW), which impact on the delivery of the completion of adoption works.
Last year TransportNI completed the following developments by enforcement action to adoptable standard: Seven Oaks, Londonderry Drumlegagh Church Road, Drumquin Meadowhill, Drumquin Linen Green, Sion Mills
Victoria Gate, Londonderry Sandville Court, Strabane
Transport NI is currently undertaking enforcement completion works on: Clanna Rury, Straidarran Londonderry Ardan Road, Londonderry
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It is currently anticipated that enforcement will be initiated during the 2016/17 financial years in respect of:
Castletown Road, Strabane Urney Court, Strabane Melvin Court, Strabane Copperthorpe, Londonderry Phases 1 & 2 Burnside Manor, Londonderry Killea Manor, Londonderry Dove Gardens,Londonderry Chlos Gort na Si, Londonderry Ballinacross Meadows, Londonderry Garvan Court, Sion Mills Garvan Park, Sion Mills Barnhill Court
Sandville Court, Londonderry
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USEFUL NUMBERS
Out of Hours Emergencies
Telephone: 028 822 41999
Flooding Incident Line
Telephone: 0300 200 0100
Street Lighting Faults
Telephone: (0300) 200 7899
Fax: (028) 8225 4010
General Enquiries email: [email protected]
Website: www.infrastructure-ni.gov.uk
Telephone: 0300 200 7894
Blue Badge Unit Provides on-street parking concessions for Badge Holders who travel either as drivers or passengers.
Contact: Gemma Leonard, Castle Barracks, Enniskillen email: [email protected]
Telephone: 0300 200 7818
Parking Enforcement Processing Unit Processes all penalty notices under Decriminalised Parking Enforcement.
Contact: May Connolly, College House, 3 Kevlin Avenue, Omagh
Website: www.infrastructure-ni.gov.uk/Parking/index.htm
Telephone: 028 822 54847
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Derry City and Strabane District Council
Open Minutes of Environment and Regeneration Committee held in the Council Chamber, Guildhall, Derry on Wednesday 11 May 2016 at 4.00 pm. ______
Present:- Councillor Tierney (in the Chair); Aldermen Bresland, Hussey, Ramsey and Warke; Councillors Campbell, Dobbins, Duffy, Hassan, Hastings, Jackson, C Kelly, and McKeever.
Non-Members of Committee: - Councillors Donnelly and O’Reilly.
In Attendance:- Director of Environment and Regeneration (Mrs K Phillips), Head of Environment (Mr C Canning), Head of Capital Development and Building Control (Mr F Morrison), Regeneration Manager (Mr T Monaghan), Grounds Maintenance and Cemeteries Officer (Mr D McCartney) and Committee Clerk (Mrs M Doherty). ______
ER104/16 Notice and Summons for Meeting
The Director of Environment and Regeneration read the Notice and Summons for the Meeting.
ER105/16 Apologies
An apology for absence was received from Councillor D Kelly.
ER106/16 Declarations of Members’ Interests
There were no Declarations of Members’ Interests recorded.
ER107/16 Suspension of Standing Orders.
A Member of the Sinn Fein grouping asked for a suspension of Standing Orders, the Chairperson agreed.
The aforementioned Member advised of the situation facing Adult Learning Disability Services in the Western Trust. She highlighted the recent press coverage and public meeting that was held in the City Hotel the previous night. She herself had attended the meeting and was shocked to hear the experiences of those affected by this underfunding had experienced. She stated that many of her own
Page 69 constituents and their families had faced struggles that were appalling. She described the level of underfunding to the value of £8m for Adult Learning Disability Services as totally shocking, with an additional £4m underfunding for Physical and Sensory Disability services as scandalous. She added that the most vulnerable in our society are once again losing out and are being treated appallingly. She informed Members of the Western Learning Disability Action Group who have launched a campaign and have asked for Councils support. Their 4 main demands are: Immediate reinstatement of the funding Retrospective funding allocated to cover what they have lost An investigation as to how this was allowed to happen, and Assurances that they are involved in all central decision making regarding funding from this point onwards.
She advised that the Deputy First Minister has stated that he will press the incoming Health Minister to rectify this situation. She added her party’s full support for this campaign and advised that she had submitted a motion for the May Council meeting calling on the Council’s support. She further asked for the committee support today for this campaign. She finished by quoting one of the speakers from the public meeting who stated that “it shouldn’t have to come to this – we have a right”.
The Chairperson in concurring with the previous speaker offered his support for the campaign and stated that it was our duty to protect those who can’t protect themselves.
A Member of the SDLP grouping also offered his party’s support for the campaign and affirmed that it was the duty of society to protect the most vulnerable and thus society cannot allow for this to happen. He stated that this Council would fail if it did not support the campaign. He stated that society is about caring about those that can’t care for themselves.
An Independent Member of Council advised that he was aware that this was an issue facing Omagh and Fermanagh also. He advised that the UUP MLA had offered his support for the campaign and he too wishes to address the issue with the new Health Minister when appointed.
A Member of the DUP grouping also concurred with the remarks of Members in the Chamber. He stated that he too 100% supported this
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A non-committee Independent Member of Council, advised that he had been in attendance at the public meeting the previous night. He outlined the personally testimonies that were made and he could only describe the experience of the most vulnerable in our society as horrendous. He stated that once again those that can’t defend themselves are being made to suffer. He further added that there was cross community and cross political support for this campaign, and one which he backed himself.
The Committee
Recommended that Council supports the Western Learning Disability Action Group campaign.
Open for Decision
ER108/16 Deputations
There were no deputations.
ER109/16 Chairperson’s Business
Election Posters
The Chairperson advised Members that information had been received from an Independent Member of Council to advise that when removing election posters some cable ties had been left on lamp posts and this was causing a Health and Safety concern. He asked that all parties relay this information to their teams and ensure that the posters are taken down correctly.
Outgoing Chair of the Environment and Regeneration Committee
As outgoing Chairperson of the Environment and Regeneration Committee the Chairperson took the opportunity to thank Members for their commitment and consideration during his time as Chairperson. He stated that he had held the role for just over 15 months. This was his first position as Chairperson of a committee and he felt that it had provided him with a great learning curve. He thanked Members for the
Page 71 respect that they had shown him in his role. He also offered his thanks to the Director of Environment and Regeneration, the Heads of Service and their retrospective teams for the hard work and commitment that they have shown over the period. He also took the opportunity to thank the PA to the Director of Environment and Regeneration who assisted him greatly and ensured that everything ran smoothly.
A Member of the Sinn Fein grouping thanked the Chairperson for his work over the past 15 months. He stated that he found the Chairperson to always be fair and fulfilled the role efficiently. He too offered his thanks to the Director and all her staff.
An Independent Member of Council also thanked the Chairperson for how he had conducted himself in the Chamber, he stated that he was a credit to himself and his party.
A Member of the SDLP grouping took the opportunity to thank the Chairperson for a job well done.
A Member of the DUP grouping offered his party’s thanks to the Chairperson for a good job.
A non-committee Independent Member of Council also recorded his thanks to the Chairperson and stated that as a non-committee Member, he had always found him to be accommodating and fair.
ER110/16 Confirmation of the Open Minutes of the Environment and Regeneration Committee held on Wednesday 13 April 2016
Minutes of the Environment and Regeneration Committee held on 13 April 2016 (ER81/16-ER96/16) were confirmed and signed by the Chairperson as correct.
ER94/16 Diamond War Memorial
On a point of accuracy a Member of the DUP grouping in reference to the above matter advised that the minute should read the 100 year anniversary not ‘the 110 year anniversary’. It was agreed that Members would amend their copies accordingly.
ER111/16 Matters Arising
Page 72 ER88/16 Tievenny Road Bridge, Ardstraw
An Independent Member of Council, referred to the above item and stated his disappointment at the stance of the Department of Regional Development in relation the above. He said that the current structure was not suitable for young children and should not be accepted by this Council.
A Member of the SDLP grouping concurred with the remarks of the previous speaker and asked that a letter be sent reinstating Councils concerns to the new Minister of DRD when appointed.
ER112/16 Annual Service Plan – Environment and Regeneration Directorate
The Director of Environment and Regeneration presented the above report, which had been previously circulated to Members. The report sought Members approval to adopt a Service Plan for 2016/17 for the Environment and Regeneration Directorate and to consider the achievements from 2015/16.
The Chairperson thanked officers for all their work and welcomed the fact that 28 capital projects with a construction value of more than £23.5m have been completed. He stated that it was unbelievable the work that the Directorate had completed.
In response to a Member of the DUP grouping, the Director of Environment and Regeneration advised Members that when the Planning function transferred to Council there was in excess of 500 legacy applications and that this year more than 1100 applications have been received. She stated that staff have determined a majority of legacy applications with less than 150outstanding alongside processing new ones. She advised that it is important that processes are developed that will allow more timely processing of applications, in particular the use of pre-application discussions with developers. She assured Members that all steps were being taken to process applications as quickly as possible.
In response to a Member of the SDLP grouping, the Director of Environment and Regeneration advised Members that street cleansing for the City and District is at a high standard, however Council continues to take a proactive role in initiating more improvements to provide an even higher standard. She stated that Council are working with the Community to encourage responsible behaviour and look at
Page 73 more proactive ways to engage the community in taking pride in their area. She advised that Council looks at best practice from other Councils as a learning tool.
A Member of the Sinn Fein grouping welcomed the Service Plan and the ambitious plans for the future. He commended Officers for the work that has been done and stated that the achievements speak for themselves. In referring to the volume of dog waste collected he stated that such figures demonstrated that the Councils message of dog owners taking responsibility for their dog waste is being listened to. He sought clarification as to when Council plans to roll out the distribution of the brown food caddy bins to domestic households. The Head of Environment confirmed that the distribution process for the brown caddy bins will be phased out with a completion date of the 31 March 2017 for all domestic households in City and District.
In response to the same Member the Head of Capital Development and Building Control advised that any elements of the Capital Plan that have secured funding will be worked on. The Director of Environment and Regeneration added that the Capital Projects are monitored on a regular basis and that Council will progress any projects that have secured funding, as soon as possible.
An Independent Member of Council congratulated staff on the extensive work completed and the proposed work plan for the future. He queried how many of the back log planning applications were still awaiting completion. He also sought clarification on where the responsibility falls for the LDP Planning Committee. The Director of Environment and Regeneration advised that out of more than 500 back log applications the current total sits at less than 150 applications awaiting determination and it is anticipated that this figure will be halved by the summer. She assured Members that all necessary steps were been taking by staff to progress applications as quickly as possible. She further advised that the LDP Planning Committee sits within the Environment and Regeneration Directorate and thus she is responsible for this committee and the completion of its work plan. She informed Members that the LDP Planning Committee is a separate meeting to the Planning Committee and the progress of this is closely monitored by officers and by the Senior Management team.
In response to the same Member, the Director of Environment and Regeneration agreed that the street cleansing element for rural areas is a key area for Council to work on. She stated that ongoing work is
Page 74 being carried out to encourage residents and visitors to enhance their surrounding areas. She noted the Members comments and acknowledged that this a work area which requires innovative solutions to tackle the problem.
A non-committee Independent Member of Council also highlighted areas in urban areas that have become hotspots for fly tipping. He asked that Council as part of this work plan, look at ways to resolve this issue. The Head of Environment advised that Council continuously review these areas and have established a unit which takes a multi- disciplinary approach looking at fly tipping, grass and street cleansing. He stated that Council is working with all stakeholders to develop a model that can address these problems.
The Committee
Recommended that Council adopts the Service Plan for 2016/17.
ER113/16 Friends of Derry Walls – Funding Request
The Director of Environment and Regeneration presented the above report, a copy of which had previously been circulated to Members. She advised that the report had been also presented to the Business and Culture Committee the previous day. The report advised Members of a request for funding from the Friends of Derry Walls. The report also sought authority to support identified elements of the Friends of Derry Walls 2016/17 Annual Activity Plan.
A Member of the DUP grouping highlighted the work that this volunteer organisation carries out. He stated that this group plays an important part in the Historical assets of this City. He said that all steps should be taken to assist this group in their attempts to secure funding.
A Member of the SLDP grouping stated his disappointment that Council was not in a position to provide the £21,500 funding required. He stated that should this have been presented earlier, then provision could have made for this though the rates but unfortunately that process has already concluded. He too offered his support for the group and the work that they do for the City Walls. He stated that the Walls are an historical asset for the City and the passion that this group has for them is evident. He called for any support that Council can offer to achieve the best outcome should be provided.
Page 75 An Independent Member of Council welcomed the offer of assistance in kind that was being proposed and he highlighted the Stables in Sion Mills project that also could avail of similar assistance from Council.
The Director of Environment & Regeneration advised that Council was unable to provide funding as there currently was no mainstream budget or competitive process available to which the group could apply. She further advised that going forward Council has agreed to move away from funding groups directly but to support strategic outcomes based on our Community Plan. She reiterated that Officers were committed to working with this group and other groups in the area to protect and encourage sustainable use of our heritage assets.
The Committee
Recommended that Council considers the contents of the report and that Officers write to the Friends of Derry Walls advising that Council supports their objectives and the Officers will work with them in order to assist in the delivery of their delivery plan. Council cannot directly provide the £21.5k of funding requested. Officers work with the Friends of Derry Walls to achieve a successful outcome of the grant application submitted to the Irish Walled Town Network towards the delivery of the Derry Walls Day 2016.
ER114/16 Friends of the Walls – Project Partnership Proposal
The Regeneration Manager presented the above report, a copy of which had previously been circulated to Members. The report sought Members approval to assist in the development of project proposals put forward by the Friends of the Derry Walls in respect of the proposed restoration of the plinth located at Royal Bastion on the City Walls.
A Member of the DUP grouping welcomed the report and the work of the Friends of Derry Walls, he stated his support for the proposal and that any assistance Council can provided should be given.
Page 76 The Committee
Recommended that Council approves the development of partnership arrangements with the Friends of Derry Walls and Siege Hero’s Museum in respect of the plinth restoration project in terms of providing in-kind project management services.
ER115/16 District War Memorials – Proposed Restoration Projects
The Regeneration Manager presented the above report, a copy of which had previously been circulated to Members. The report provided Members with an update on progress in respect of the scoping work undertaken by Officers in relation to the development of proposed restoration projects of war memorials at The Diamond, Derry; Castlederg and Strabane. The report also sought approval to commit Council funding towards each of these projects.
An Independent Member of Council sought clarification in relation to the monument in Castlederg. He advised of the site meeting he had attended at the start of the year with a Council Official were the required work was discussed. He further added that at the last meeting of this committee it was indicated that this project was to begin in the near future. He stated that he was frustrated at the conflicting information being provided today and could not understand what the delay was in the project and why it was taking so long to get started.
The Director of Environment & Regeneration apologised if it appeared that there was conflicting information in relation to the Castlederg Memorial. She assured Members that this work had begun and would progress and be completed as a matter of urgency.
Page 77 A Member of the Sinn Fein grouping stated that he found the costs involved in the restoration work for the monument in The Diamond to be staggering and asked that the matter be referred to the Council’s Capital group for prioritisation.
A non-committee Independent Member of Council raised his concerns at the rate payers being expected to foot the bill for the restoration of this monument. He questioned whether the siting of this monument in the City centre was appropriate. He stated that this monument stood for the past and that Council should be looking to using this money for something positive for the future. He said that Councillor’s owed it to the rate payer to use any money in a sensible way.
A Member of the DUP grouping in response to the previous speaker stressed that this work needed to be completed as the monument was in need of immediate restoration works. He stated that the monument was a dedication to all the men and women who gave themselves for the war and the 100 anniversary should be an occasion to remember those that fought for us.
The Committee
Recommended that Council commits to providing direct assistance toward the Diamond and Strabane war memorials.
Open for Information
The Chairperson agreed that the following reports which had been previously circulated to Members would be noted for information:
ER116/16 Application Processes Under Building Regulations (NI)
ER117/16 Brikklin Waste Contract Update
The Head of Environment presented the above report, a copy of which had previously been circulated to Members. The report updated Members on matters relating to contractual/financial position following the placing of Brickklin Waste Limited into administration on the 30 July 2015.
Page 78 A non-committee Independent Member of Council raised his concern at the lack of information being provided to Councillors. He alleged that Officers had tried to sweep this report under the carpet. He stated that Councillors were being provided with minimal information and that he had requested details on how the decision was made to withhold payment from the company by email on 28th April and had not received a response. He highlighted the direct loss of jobs as a result of Council withholding £750,000.00 without justification and the lack of Council support for those affected. He stressed that he had not been consulted or involved in any decision making that resulted in the company going out of business.
He stated that an officer who was now present in the Chamber had used his influence at a meeting to persuade other Councils to withhold money from the Company and that the officer had also overridden the advice of Councils solicitor at this meeting.
He further alleged that Officers had withheld more payment than necessary from Brickkiln which had directly led to closure of the business. He also alleged that no member of Council had supported the 50 workers who had lost their jobs.
He added that this was similar to the shambolic process relating to stewarding and security and wanted to know what checks had been carried out on the waste processes within Council
The Chairperson in response to the previous speaker, advised that the report presented to Members today had been provided as a result of the request for additional information and that all items for information in the Committee are taken for information unless a Member had queries so there was no attempt by Officers to sweep the report under the carpet. The Head of Environment has presented the details of this report and taken Members through the content. He also stated that he personally went on Radio Foyle to offer his support in the aftermath of the job losses.
The Director of Environment & Regeneration advised that waste services have undergone numerous audits by the Assurance department. She suggested that this issue is raised with the Chief Executive and the Lead Assurance Officer to consider a response to the issues highlighted by the Independent member.
Page 79 Another non-committee Independent Member of Council requested that his matter is referred to the Assurance, Audit and Risk Committee for consideration.
The Head of Environment assured Members that all processes have been completed in conjunction with proper procurement procedures and in partnership with the regulator NIEA, the audit team, the Council Solicitor and the administrators. He also stated that this Council has not withheld payments, payments have been suspended awaiting further information and to date that is still the situation, Council awaits the information, and if and when provided payment can be progressed.
ER118/16 DOE Consultation on Proposals for a Historic Environment Fund
ER119/16 Transport NI Lands Grass Cutting Information and Update
The Head of Environment presented the above report, a copy of which had previously been circulated to Members. The report informed Members of definitions in terms of road categorizations with regard to arterial and other road classifications.
An Independent Member of Council thanked officers for the report and stated that it was clear now the criteria and rationale which was being used. He highlighted an area near the hamlet of Garvetagh and the surrounding areas that needed attended to.
In response to a Member of the SDLP grouping, the Grounds Maintenance and Cemeteries Officer advised that Council have identified a few issues around health & safety, particularly on the dual carriage ways. He advised that they are working with Transport NI to put measures in place to allow the workers to carry out the cutting in a safe manner.
The Head of Environment advised that it was the responsibility of Council to carry out grass cutting on the main approach roads, however it is also a responsibility of Council to do so in a safe manner. He stated that the issue of speed at some roundabouts was a concern for Council. He advised that Council will put in place a health and safety plan and this will allow for the commencement of this work. It is hoped that the area around the crescent Link will be cut around the 1st June 2016.
Page 80 A Member of the Sinn Fein grouping took the opportunity to thank the Grounds Maintenance and Cemeteries Officer and his team. He stated that the flower displays around the city and district are lovely to see and a credit to this Council. He raised concerns with the roads in the City and stated that it is a disgrace the way in which Transport NI have let the roads get in to such a dilapidated state. He said in particular the Strand Road area needed to be addressed.
ER120/16 Correspondence from Transport NI – Private Street (NI) Order 1980
ER121/16 A&D Issue No. 98 for Northern Ireland Traffic Area
ER122/16 Update on EU Project Applications
The Meeting then went into Confidential Business.
The Meeting Terminated at 5.45 pm
Chairperson: ______
Date: ______
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Title of Report: Officer presenting: Confirmation of Members to External & Director of Environment and Internal Bodies 2016/2017 Regeneration Author: Business Manager
1 Purpose of Report/Recommendations
1.1 To confirm membership of Elected Members on External and Internal Bodies for the year ending June 2017.
2. Background
2.1 As agreed at the Annual Meeting, membership is to be confirmed by this committee onto the following bodies:
External Bodies
Group Representation 2015/2016 Representation
Foyle and District Road 4 Representatives Alderman M Hamilton Safety Committee Councillor Dobbins Councillor Kelly Alderman Ramsey NI Amenity Council 1 Representative Councillor D Kelly North West Regional Waste 4 Representatives Councillor C Kelly Manage Group Councillor M McHugh Councillor Hastings Alderman Bresland Shadow Board of Directors – 1 Representative Councillor Jackson Bryson Energy Council’s Wind Farm 4 Representatives Councillor M McHugh Working Group Councillor Carlin Alderman Hussey Councillor Kelly
Page 83 3. Key Issues
3.1 The confirmation of Membership onto external bodies is in accordance with the approach agreed by Council (Minute refs. SC77; AHC3/15 and C78/15). A copy of the D’Hondt table is provided (Appendix 1).
3.2 Members will be taken as being re-appointed on the above bodies unless otherwise advised by the relevant Council Committee.
4. Financial and Other Implications
4.1 There are no specific financial implications attached to this report.
5. Recommendations
5.1 To confirm membership of Elected Members on the above External and Internal Bodies for the year ending June 2017.
Page 84 Appendix 1 D’Hondt
Position SF SDLP DUP UUP Ind DOR Ind DQ Ind PG Ind GD Highest 1 16.00 10.00 8.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 SF 2 8.00 10.00 8.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 SDLP 3 8.00 5.00 8.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 9692.00 8273.00 SF 4 5.33 5.00 8.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 DUP 5 5.33 5.00 4.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 SF 6 4.00 5.00 4.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 SDLP 7 4.00 3.33 4.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 4846.00 4136.50 SF 8 3.20 3.33 4.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 DUP 9 3.20 3.33 2.67 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 SDLP 10 3.20 2.5 2.67 2 1 1 1 1 SF 11 2.67 2.5 2.67 2 1 1 1 1 3230.67 2757.67 SF 12 2.29 2.50 2.67 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 DUP 13 2.29 2.5 2 2 1 1 1 1 SDLP 14 2.29 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 SF 15 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 2423 2754.6 2068.25 4065 UUP 16 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 2423 2754.6 2068.25 SDLP 17 2 1.67 2 1 1 1 1 1 2423 2068.25 SF 18 1.78 1.67 2 1 1 1 1 1 DUP 19 1.78 1.67 1.6 1 1 1 1 1 SF 20 1.60 1.67 1.60 1 1 1 1 1 21 1.60 1.43 1.60 1 1 1 1 1 SDLP 1938.4 1654.6 SF 22 1.45 1.43 1.60 1 1 1 1 1 DUP 23 1.45 1.43 1.33 1 1 1 1 1 SF 24 1.33 1.43 1.33 1 1 1 1 1 SDLP 25 1.33 1.25 1.33 1 1 1 1 1 1615.33 1378.83 SF 26 1.23 1.25 1.33 1 1 1 1 1 DUP 27 1.23 1.25 1.14 1 1 1 1 1 SDLP 28 1.23 1.11 1.14 1 1 1 1 1 SF 29 1.143 1.111 1.143 1 1 1 1 1 1384.57 1181.86 SF 30 1.07 1.11 1.14 1 1 1 1 1 DUP 31 1.07 1.11 1 1 1 1 1 1 SDLP
Page 85 32 1.07 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 SF 33 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1211.5 1377.3 1034.125 2032.5 1091 1037 978 1154 UUP 34 1 1 1 0.67 1 1 1 1 1211.50 1377.30 1034.13 1091.00 1037.00 978.00 1154.00 SDLP 35 1 0.91 1 0.67 1 1 1 1 1211.5 1034.125 1091 1037 978 1154 SF 36 0.94 0.91 1 0.67 1 1 1 1 1034.125 1091 1037 978 1154 Ind GD 37 0.94 0.91 1 0.67 1 1 1 0.5 Ind 1034.125 1091 1037 978 DOR 38 0.94 0.91 1.00 0.67 0.50 1.00 1.00 0.50 1034.125 1037 978 Ind DQ 39 0.94 0.91 1.00 0.67 0.50 0.50 1.00 0.50 1034.125 978 DUP 40 0.94 0.91 0.89 0.67 0.50 0.50 1.00 0.50 Ind PG 41 0.94 0.91 0.89 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 SF 42 0.89 0.91 0.89 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 SDLP 43 0.89 0.83 0.89 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 1076.89 919.22 SF 44 0.84 0.83 0.89 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 DUP 45 0.84 0.83 0.80 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 SF 46 0.80 0.83 0.80 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 SDLP 47 0.80 0.77 0.80 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 969.2 827.3 SF 48 0.76 0.77 0.80 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 DUP 49 0.76 0.77 0.73 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 SDLP 50 0.76 0.71 0.73 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 SF 51 0.727 0.714 0.727 0.667 0.500 0.500 0.500 0.500 881.09 752.09 SF 52 0.70 0.71 0.73 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 DUP 53 0.70 0.71 0.67 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 SDLP 54 0.70 0.67 0.67 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 SF 55 0.667 0.667 0.667 0.667 0.500 0.500 0.500 0.500 807.67 918.20 689.42 1355.00 UUP 56 0.67 0.67 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 807.67 918.20 689.42 SDLP 57 0.67 0.63 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 807.67 689.42 SF 58 0.64 0.63 0.67 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 DUP 59 0.64 0.63 0.62 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 SF 60 0.62 0.63 0.62 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 SDLP 61 0.62 0.59 0.62 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 745.54 636.38 SF
Page 86 62 0.59 0.59 0.62 0.500 0.500 0.500 0.500 0.500 DUP 63 0.59 0.59 0.57 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 717.93 810.18 SDLP 64 0.59 0.56 0.57 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 SF 65 0.57 0.56 0.57 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 692.29 590.93 SF 66 0.55 0.56 0.57 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 DUP 67 0.55 0.56 0.53 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 SDLP 68 0.55 0.53 0.53 0.500 0.500 0.500 0.500 0.500 SF 69 0.53 0.53 0.53 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 646.13 724.89 551.53 SDLP 70 0.53 0.50 0.53 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 646.13 551.53 SF 71 0.52 0.50 0.53 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 DUP 72 0.52 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 SF 73 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 605.75 688.65 517.06 1016.25 545.50 518.50 489.00 577.00 UUP 74 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 605.75 688.65 517.06 545.50 518.50 489.00 577.00 SDLP 75 0.50 0.48 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.50 605.75 517.0625 545.5 518.5 489 577 SF 76 0.48 0.48 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.5 517.06 545.50 518.50 489.00 577 Ind GD 77 0.48 0.48 0.50 0.40 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.33 IND 517.06 545.50 518.50 489.00 DOR 78 0.48 0.48 0.50 0.40 0.33 0.50 0.50 0.33 517.06 518.50 489.00 IND DQ 79 0.48 0.48 0.50 0.40 0.33 0.33 0.50 0.33 517.06 489.00 DUP 80 0.48 0.48 0.47 0.40 0.33 0.33 0.50 0.33 IND PG
Page 87 This page is intentionally left blank Agenda Item 9
Title of Report: Officer presenting: Regeneration Manager
Friends of the Derry Walls - Author: Regeneration Manager Project Partnership Proposal - Cannon Restoration Project
1 Purpose of Report/Recommendations 1.1 To seek Members approval to assist in the development of a project proposal put forward by the Friends of the Derry Walls (FODW) in respect of the conservation of the cannons on the City Walls.
2 Background 2.1 Members will recall items presented at E&R Committee in May 2016 in relation to developing a partnership approach with the Friends of the Derry Walls on the Plinth Restoration Project. Officers are in receipt of a separate request from FODW seeking Council assistance as a partner in the development of another conservation- led project relating to the restoration of the cannons located on the City Walls. The FODW identified this projects as part of their 2016/17 annual activity plan. The conservation of the cannon guns is identified as a key action within the City Walls Management Group's draft Strategic Plan. The City Walls Management Group is led by the Department for Communities Historic Environment Division.
3 Key Issues 3.1 In terms of the cannons, FODW are looking to develop a partnership approach with Council (as owners of the Cannons) to identify external funding sources to undertake an artefact condition survey and any subsequent restoration programme that is identified. FODW are seeking an in principal agreement from Council to submit funding applications, for the conservation, interpretation and maintenance of the City's historic cannons. FODW also indicate that this would allow for the development of a volunteer and education programme also. 3.2 FODW have been liaising with the Heritage Lottery Fund in respect of this project and submitted an application in April 2016 for funding support to the value of £100k for the various components. FODW indicate that formal support from Council as owner of the cannons is an important part of the determination of their funding application. No decision has been made in respect of the funding application made by FODW. Page 89 4 Financial, Equality, Legal, HR and Other Implications 4.1 In terms of the cannons, Officers would acknowledge the need for a current artefact condition survey to be undertaken of the collection on the Walls and as well as the carriages. The survey would then inform the potential works in terms of scale, scope and cost. The cannons are owned by Council and accordingly, Officers are supportive of any proposals that seek to promote their conservation, condition and presentation. 4.2 There are no direct financial implications to Council with the funding being sourced directly by FODW to external grant sources. Should Members be in agreement, then it would be beneficial to form a partnership arrangement with FODW in identifying external sources of grant aid to undertake a survey and any associated works. Such a partnership approach would be formalised by means of a time-bound Memorandum of Understanding between Council and FODW any other relevant partners setting out the definitions, terms and conditions of the project.
5 Recommendations 5.1 Based on the above, Members authority is sought to develop a formal partnership agreement via a time-bound Memorandum of Understanding with FODW authorising them to progress a cannon restoration project as outlined in their funding proposal to HLF (dated April 2016).
Background Papers
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Page 90 Agenda Item 10
Title of Report: Officer presenting:
Access to Greenlaw Rd, Head of Environment Ballymagorry Author:
Head of Environment
1 Purpose of Report/Recommendations 1.1 To advise Members of correspondence received from MLA Ross Hussey with regard to access to Greenlaw Road, Ballymagorry.
2 Background 2.1 Correspondence has been received from MLA Hussey enclosing a copy petition sent to Transport NI (Appendix 1) with regard to maintaining access to Greenlaw Road at Ballymagorry in consideration of A5 development works. 2.2 Residents of the Ballymagorry area access the former Canal site using both the Greenlaw and Park Roads. The construction of the A5 is scheduled to transect these roads limiting access to the Canal. 2.3 Residents are keen that the new arrangements allow for vehicle access and have petitioned TNI in this regard.
3 Key Issues 3.1 MLA Hussey has forwarded a copy of the petition to Council seeking Members endorsement with regard to the resident’s stance on this issue.
4 Financial, Equality, Legal, HR and Other Implications 4.1 There are no financial, equality, legal, HR or other implications associated with this item.
5 Recommendations 5.1 Members’ comments are invited with regard to this matter.
Background Papers
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I refer to previous correspondence in relation to the above and I enclose a copy of the petition I delivered to Transport NI on behalf of the residents of Ballymagorry.
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We the undersigned would liketo record our objections to the stopping of vehicular access on part of the Greenlaw Road. We request that you consult with the Local community so the DRDand Road service will gain a better understanding of the importance of this access road to the local and wider community. This planned closure will have a detrimental effect for the development of future tourism and leisure potential in the area. We believe the closure of this access road will lead to an increase of illegal dumping and antisocial behaviour in the local canal area. g72Oh
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We the undersigned would liketo record our objections to the stopping of vehicular access on part of the Greenlaw Road. We request that you consult with the Local community so the DRDand Road service willgain a better understanding of the importance of this access road to the local and wider community. This planned closure will have a detrimental effect for the development of future tourism and leisure potential in the area. We believe the closure of this access road will lead to an increase of illegal dumping and antisocial behaviour in the local canal area.
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Title of Report: Officer presenting:
Extension of Lease at Killen Head of Environment Recycling Centre Author:
Head of Environment
1 Purpose of Report/Recommendations 1.1 To seek Members approval with regard to the extension of a lease in respect of Killeen Recycling Centre, Castlederg.
2 Background 2.1 Members will be aware that Council operates a number of recycling centres across the district enabling the public to dispose of a wide range of recyclable materials including for example large bulky domestic items including white goods and furniture. 2.2 At present the facility serving the wider Castlederg area is located at Killeen and is leased from a Mr Galbraith. 2.3 Members will recall previous items detailing arrangements at this location and that the facility is limited in capacity and not consistent with current best practice models and that Council is currently investigating alternatives locations within the Castelderg area with a view to developing a new site.
3 Key Issues 3.1 The current lease on the site has expired and officers consider it prudent that an extension to the current lease be put in place. 3.2 Officers consider that a rolling year to year lease be put in place with a 6 month termination clause requirement. 3.3 Mr Galbraith has been consulted and is amenable to this. 3.4 Council’s legal services section will draft the lease in consultation with Mr Galbraith’s legal advisor(s).
4 Financial, Equality, Legal, HR and Other Implications 4.1 Provision has been made within existing budgets for this.
5 Recommendations 5.1 That Council enter a rolling year to year lease with Mr Galbraith for the lease of Killeen Recycling Centre.
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Page 122 Agenda Item 12
Title of Report: Officer presenting: Head of Capital Development and Building Applications Processed under Building Regulations (NI) Author: Head of Capital Development and Building Control
1 Purpose of Report/Recommendations 1.1 To advise Members of applications processed under Building Regulations (NI) between 1 April 2016 and 30 April 2016 Appendices 1 and 2. 1.2 Applications:
During the period, 1 April 2016 and 30 April 2016 183 applications have been received for assessment involving 202 separate addresses.
2 Key Issues 2.1 Certifications:
83 Building Notice Applications were approved. 69 Notice applications were approved for the Affordable Warmth Scheme. 66 Full Plan applications were issued with Approval Certificate, covering 69 sites. 16 Regularisation applications were issued with Regularisation Certificates.
2.2 Inspections:
656 Inspections were carried out in this period including 161 commencement inspections and 228 completion inspections, 208 of which were deemed satisfactorily complete.
2.3 Property Certs:
159 Property Certificates were received in the report period, 91.2% of which were processed within 10 working days and the overall average response rate was 5.8 working days.
2.4 Income Generated
The total income generated by the Building Control Section for the month of April 2016 was £45,536.00 Page 123 2.5 In the month of April 2016 the Building Control Section received applications with a construction value of £ 17,875085.00
3 Financial, Equality, Legal, HR and Other Implications 3.1 There are no financial or other implications.
4 Recommendations 4.1 Members are asked to note the applications processed under the Building Regulations (NI) between 01 April 2016 and 30 April 2016.
Background Papers
Report on applications approved during the month of April 16 Report on applications regularised during the month of April 16
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Derry City and Strabane District Council Building Control Department Approvals April 2016
Report on 218 applications Ref No: AW/2015/2364 Applicant: Patrick Coyle Agent: NIHE Grants Dep, Richmond Chambers, Londonderry Location: 5 EWING STREET LONDONDERRY BT48 6ST Affordable warmth 194652 Upgrading of central heating system to natural Description: gas Decision Date: 18 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2015/2442 Applicant: Olivia Cullen Agent: NIHE North West Area Grants 3 Horace Street, Londonderry Location: 93 BROOKDALE PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 8HQ Description: affordable warmth 193919 Loft Insulation Decision Date: 14 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2015/2496 Applicant: James McCloskey Agent: NIHE North West Area Grants 3 Horace Street, Londonderry Location: 27 CAPALL COURT LONDONDERRY BT48 8FJ Affordable Warmth Scheme - Loft Insulation, Heating Measurers - ref: Description: 194631 Decision Date: 14 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2015/2548 Applicant: Elizabeth Deeney Agent: NIHE North West Area Grants 3 Horace Street, Londonderry Location: 17 KNOCKDARA PARK LONDONDERRY BT47 2BQ Description: Affordable Warmth 193405 Upgrading Heating System oil to oil Decision Date: 26 April 2016
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Ref No: AW/2015/2574 Applicant: Esther Gill Agent: NIHE North West Area Grants 3 Horace Street, Londonderry Location: 1 DEANERY STREET LONDONDERRY BT48 9HR Description: Afordable warmth 194653 Loft Insulation Decision Date: 14 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2015/2632 Applicant: Mr George Rutledge, c/o NIHE Grants Dept Agent: NIHE North West Area Grants 3 Horace Street, Londonderry Location: 2 EDNAGEE ROAD CASTLEDERG BT81 7QF Description: Installation of Oil Fired Central Heating. NIHE Ref No: 189488 Decision Date: 11 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0138 Applicant: Margaret Ann McGowan, c/o NIHE Grants Dept Agent: NIHE North West Area Grants 3 Horace Street, Londonderry Location: 20 FOUNTAIN PARK STRABANE BT82 8JL Upgrade Existing Heating to Oil Fired Central Heating. NIHE Ref No: Description: 193934 Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0170 Applicant: Mr Thomas Graham, c/o NIHE Grants Dept Agent: NIHE North West Area Grants 3 Horace Street, Londonderry Location: 51 INNISFREE GARDENS STRABANE BT82 8JE Description: New bunded oil tank and controls. NIHE Ref No: 193928 Decision Date: 06 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0394 Applicant: John Downey Agent: Northern Loft Insulation 154a woodburn road, Carrick Location: 114 ELAGHMORE PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 8DY Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 20 April 2016
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Ref No: AW/2016/0435 Applicant: Michael Wilson Agent: Location: 43 TEMPLE PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 8PN Description: Replacement Boiler & Loft Insulation ref 189250 Decision Date: 03 May 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0464 Applicant: Mr David Britton, c/o Michael McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 14 HORNA ROAD DUNNAMANAGH BT82 0RH Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 05 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0470 Applicant: John Bannon Agent: Location: 191 SEVENOAKS LONDONDERRY BT47 6BF Description: Loft insulation and New oil burner with controls. affordable warmth 201056 Decision Date: 08 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0476 Applicant: Ann McGuiness Agent: Location: 23 GLENCAW PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 8LR Description: Loft Insulation aw ref 196002 Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0480 Applicant: Rita McCleery Agent: Cosy Homes 43 Aberfoyle Crescent, Derry Location: 20 ROCKPORT PARK LONDONDERRY BT47 6JH Description: Top up of Loft Insulation aw ref 204885 Decision Date: 19 April 2016
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Ref No: AW/2016/0481 Applicant: siobhan mallett Agent: Cosy Homes 43 Aberfoyle Crescent, Derry Location: 18 BROOKDALE COURT LONDONDERRY BT48 8LZ Description: top up of loft insulation aw ref 198833 Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0483 Applicant: Josephine Quigley Agent: Cosy Homes 43 Aberfoyle Crescent, Derry Location: 88 BROOKDALE PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 8HQ Description: Top up loft insulation aw 193918 Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0484 Applicant: lawrence Coyle Agent: Cosy Homes 43 Aberfoyle Crescent, Derry Location: 56 HIGH PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 9SW Description: False Purpose Group - TO BE ASSESSED aw ref 204284 Decision Date: 18 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0489 Applicant: Laura Glenn Agent: Cosy Homes 43 Aberfoyle Crescent, Derry Location: 13 BROOKDALE PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 8HG Description: top up of loft insulation 199314 Decision Date: 09 May 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0490 Applicant: Fiona McGrory Agent: Cosy Homes 43 Aberfoyle Crescent, Derry Location: 7 KAVANAGH COURT LONDONDERRY BT48 0PN Description: Loft Insulation aw ref 196221 Decision Date: 19 April 2016
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Ref No: AW/2016/0491 Applicant: Kathleen Mc Elhinney Agent: Cosy Homes 43 Aberfoyle Crescent, Derry Location: 62 DRUMARD PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 0RL Description: Loft Insulation AW Ref: 195892 Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0492 Applicant: Martin Smyth Agent: Cosy Homes 43 Aberfoyle Crescent, Derry Location: 132 BROOKDALE PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 8HH Description: Loft insulation aw ref 201978 Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0493 Applicant: Joe Campbell Agent: Cosy Homes 43 Aberfoyle Crescent, Derry Location: 29 BLOOMFIELD PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 8HA Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0494 Applicant: Patricia Campbell Agent: Cosy Homes 43 Aberfoyle Crescent, Derry Location: 37 DRUMARD PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 0RL Description: Loft Insulation AW Ref: 19545200 Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0498 Applicant: Mr Cecil Keatley Agent: Mr Bert Thompson 20 Drumhoney Lane, Lisnarick Location: 5 FORT ROAD CASTLEDERG BT81 7UL Description: Replace Oil Boiler with Condensing & Additional Loft Insulation Decision Date: 04 April 2016
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Ref No: AW/2016/0538 Applicant: Gwen Fotheringham Agent: Brendan McLaughlin 36 Bloomfield Park, Derry Location: 15 DUNBOYNE PARK BT47 3YJ Description: DwelAWS - Upgrade Existing Oil Fired Heating Ref 206159 Decision Date: 14 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0543 Applicant: Marion McBride Agent: Location: 8 FALLOWFIELD PARK LONDONDERRY BT47 2JL Description: Cavity wall, heating system, windows Decision Date: 16 May 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0565 Applicant: Mr Robert Bogle, c/o NIHE Grants Dept Agent: NIHE Grants Dept 3 Horace Street, Londonderry Location: 20 MUNIE ROAD KILLEN BT81 7SU Description: Upgrade of Heating System. NIHE Ref No: 195124 Decision Date: 11 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0568 Applicant: Mr William Fulton Agent: Mr Patrick Conwell, PC Plumbing & Heating 21 Barron Road, Donemana Location: 272 VICTORIA ROAD BREADY BT82 0ED Description: Upgrade of Heating System. NIHE Ref No: 204286 Decision Date: 08 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0568 Applicant: Mr William Fulton Agent: Mr Patrick Conwell, PC Plumbing & Heating 21 Barron Road, Donemana Location: 272 VICTORIA ROAD BREADY BT82 0ED Description: Upgrade of Heating System. NIHE Ref No: 204286 Decision Date: 08 April 2016
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Ref No: AW/2016/0569 Applicant: Elizabeth Graham, c/o Liam Conway Agent: Mr Liam Conway 163 Moorlough Road, Donemana Location: 75 WOODEND ROAD BALLYMAGORRY BT82 0BP Description: Upgrade of Heating System Decision Date: 21 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0574 Applicant: Mr Gerard O'Donnell, c/o NIHE Grants Dept Agent: NIHE North West Area Grants 3 Horace Street, Londonderry Location: 57 BALLYMONGAN ROAD CASTLEDERG BT81 7HF Description: Loft Insulation. NIHE Ref No: 186577 Decision Date: 07 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0575 Applicant: Mrs Mary McHugh Agent: NIHE Grants Dept 3 Horace Street, Londonderry Location: 29 LISTYMORE PARK CASTLEDERG BT81 7LN Description: Replacement Boiler. NIHE Ref No: 199856 Decision Date: 07 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0576 Applicant: Kay McMenamin, c/o Sammy Barclay Agent: Mr Sammy Barclay 32 Grahamstown Road, Castlederg Location: 21 WILLOWCREST CASTLEDERG BT81 7WB Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 12 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0577 Applicant: Sarah Lynch, c/o PC Plumbing & Heating Agent: Mr Patrick Conwell, PC Plumbing & Heating 21 Barron Road, Donemana Location: 36 YOUNG CRESCENT CASTLEDERG BT81 7DB Description: Heating Upgrade. NIHE Ref No: 191938 Decision Date: 07 April 2016
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Ref No: AW/2016/0584 Applicant: Mr David Burke Agent: Location: 8 SEEIN PARK Sion Mills BT82 9JB Dwellings < 4.5m (2 storey) Services and/or fittings Private owner Description: occupied Central Heating Decision Date: 08 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0587 Applicant: Mr Michael Lynch, c/o Killen Plumbing Services Agent: Killen Plumbing Services 12 Creeduff Road, Killen, Castlederg Location: 44 CRILLY PARK Killeter BT81 7DX Description: Oil Boiler Replacement Decision Date: 08 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0588 Applicant: Mr Steven Verner, c/o Killen Plumbing Services Agent: Killen Plumbing Services 12 Creeduff Road, Killen, Castlederg Location: 30 ARDBARRON ROAD CASTLEDERG BT81 7QU Description: Oil Boiler Replacement Decision Date: 11 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0588 Applicant: Mr Steven Verner, c/o Killen Plumbing Services Agent: Killen Plumbing Services 12 Creeduff Road, Killen, Castlederg Location: 30 ARDBARREN ROAD CASTLEDERG BT81 7QU Description: Oil Boiler Replacement Decision Date: 11 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0609 Applicant: Mary McElwee, c/o Michael McGonigle Agent: Michael McGonigle, Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Strabane Location: 14 KNOCKROE ROAD STRABANE BT82 9QP Description: Upgrade Heating System Decision Date: 11 April 2016
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Ref No: AW/2016/0610 Applicant: Ann Bogle, c/o Michael McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 14 BALLYCOLMAN AVENUE STRABANE BT82 9AF Description: Upgrade of Heating System Decision Date: 21 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0614 Applicant: Eileen Canning, c/o Micheal McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 11B CURLYHILL ROAD STRABANE BT82 8BT Description: loft Insulation and Cavity wall insultation Decision Date: 21 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0614 Applicant: Eileen Canning, c/o Micheal McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 11B CURLEYHILL ROAD STRABANE BT82 8BT Description: loft Insulation and Cavity wall insultation Decision Date: 21 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0617 Applicant: Mary Catherine McElwee, c/o Michael McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 14 KNOCKROE ROAD STRABANE BT82 9QP Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 11 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0620 Applicant: Mr Kevin McElroy, c/o Michael McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 3 MARIAN PARK STRABANE BT82 8JA Description: Upgrade Heating System Decision Date: 12 April 2016
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Ref No: AW/2016/0621 Applicant: Mr Kevin McElroy, c/o Michael McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 3 MARIAN PARK STRABANE BT82 8JA Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 12 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0622 Applicant: Eileen Canning, c/o Micheal McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 11B CURLEYHILL ROAD STRABANE BT82 8BT Description: Upgrade Heating System Decision Date: 21 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0622 Applicant: Eileen Canning, c/o Micheal McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 11B CURLYHILL ROAD STRABANE BT82 8BT Description: Upgrade Heating System Decision Date: 21 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0623 Applicant: Teresa Harper, c/o Michael McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 5 THE CRESCENT CLADY BT82 9RJ Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 12 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0624 Applicant: Teresa Harper, c/o Michael McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 5 THE CRESCENT CLADY BT82 9RJ Description: Upgrade Heating System Decision Date: 12 April 2016
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Ref No: AW/2016/0625 Applicant: Carmel McNulty, c/o Michael McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 4 THE CRESCENT CLADY BT82 9RJ Description: Heating Upgrade Decision Date: 12 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0626 Applicant: Mr Ronnie Orr, c/o Mark Armstrong Agent: Mr Mark Armstrong 1 Landahussey, Plumbridge Location: 70 LETTERBRAT ROAD PLUMBRIDGE BT79 8DN Description: Upgrade Heating System Decision Date: 11 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0628 Applicant: Mary Moss Agent: Mr Stephen Snodgrass 148 Ivymead, Londonderry Location: 12 MEENABLAGH ROAD AGHYARAN BT81 7YH Description: Heating Upgrade & Insulation to External Solid Walls Decision Date: 12 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0647 Applicant: Josephine Quinn, c/o Joe McHugh Agent: Mr Joe McHugh 22 Glenfinn Park, Strabane Location: 38 ST. COLMAN'S DRIVE STRABANE BT82 9AW Description: Boiler Replacement, Tank & Controls Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0647 Applicant: Josephine Quinn, c/o Joe McHugh Agent: Mr Joe McHugh 22 Glenfinn Park, Strabane Location: 38 ST. COLMANS DRIVE STRABANE BT82 9AW Description: Boiler Replacement, Tank & Controls Decision Date: 19 April 2016
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Ref No: AW/2016/0649 Applicant: Eileen McLaughlin Agent: Paul McLaughlin 20 Slieveboy Road, Claudy Location: 41 CROCKAHILLY ROAD CLAUDY BT47 4DL Affordable Warmth -Loft Insulation, Heating, Cavity wall insulation, Description: Window repair/upgrade Ref 198826 Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0663 Applicant: Mr William Fulton Agent: Mr Patrick Conwell, PC Plumbing & Heating 21 Barron Road, Donemana Location: 272 VICTORIA ROAD BREADY BT82 0ED Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 18 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0663 Applicant: Mr William Fulton Agent: Mr Patrick Conwell, PC Plumbing & Heating 21 Barron Road, Donemana Location: 272 VICTORIA ROAD BREADY BT82 0ED Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 18 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0670 Applicant: Kevin Cooke Agent: Mr Shane O'Neill, Surefill Insulation 35a Coolagh Road, Greysteel Location: 30 O'CASEY COURT LONDONDERRY BT48 0PS Description: Cavity wall insulation Decision Date: 26 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0698 Applicant: Mr George Jack, c/o Liam Conway Agent: Mr Liam Conway 163 Moorlough Road, Donemana Location: 14 MAGIRR PARK STRABANE BT82 9EN Description: Upgrade Existing Heating System & Loft Insulation Decision Date: 25 April 2016
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Ref No: AW/2016/0699 Applicant: Mr John Caldwell, c/o Mervyn Burke Agent: Mr Mervyn Burke 13 Aghnahoo Road, Castlederg Location: 26 CARNCORRAN ROAD CASTLEDERG BT81 7RH Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 25 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0700 Applicant: Rebecca Fletcher, c/o Michael McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 8 CROGHAN VIEW STRABANE BT82 9BP Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 27 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0701 Applicant: Rebecca Fletcher, c/o Michael McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 8 CROGHAN VIEW STRABANE BT82 9BP Description: Upgrade Existing Heating System Decision Date: 27 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0702 Applicant: Mr Dessie Orr, c/o Killen Plumbing Services Agent: Killen Plumbing Services 12 Creeduff Road, Killen, Castlederg Location: 10 CAVAN ROAD CASTLEDERG BT81 7TP Description: Oil Boiler Replacement Decision Date: 27 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0703 Applicant: Mr Michael Harpur, c/o Killen Plumbing Services Agent: Killen Plumbing Services 12 Creeduff Road, Killen, Castlederg Location: 70 CASTLEFINN ROAD CASTLEDERG BT81 7EE Description: Oil Boiler Replacement Decision Date: 10 May 2016
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Ref No: AW/2016/0703 Applicant: Mr Michael Harpur, c/o Killen Plumbing Services Agent: Killen Plumbing Services 12 Creeduff Road, Killen, Castlederg Location: 70 CASTLEFIN ROAD CASTLEDERG BT81 7EE Description: Oil Boiler Replacement Decision Date: 10 May 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0704 Applicant: Mildred Young, c/o Killen Plumbing Services Agent: Killen Plumbing Services 12 Creeduff Road, Killen, Castlederg Location: 63 LEARMORE ROAD KILLEN BT81 7SD Description: Oil Boiler Replacement Decision Date: 29 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0705 Applicant: Mr David Patterson, c/o Killen Plumbing Services Agent: Killen Plumbing Services 12 Creeduff Road, Killen, Castlederg Location: 26 EDNAGEE ROAD Castlederg BT81 7QF Description: Oil Boiler Replacement Decision Date: 09 May 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0710 Applicant: Mary Keenan Agent: Brendan McLaughlin 36 Bloomfield Park, Derry Location: 9 IONA COURT LONDONDERRY BT48 6LG Description: AWS - Boiler replacement, heating controls, home insulation Ref 207484 Decision Date: 10 May 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0712 Applicant: Helen Boyle, c/o PC Plumbing Agent: Mr Patrick Conwell, PC Plumbing & Heating 21 Barron Road, Donemana Location: 2 GREENLAW DRIVE BALLYMAGORRY BT82 0BJ Description: Upgrade Existing Heating System Decision Date: 27 April 2016
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Ref No: AW/2016/0713 Applicant: Mr Richard Pollock, c/o Mark Armstrong Agent: Mr Mark Armstrong 1 Landahussey, Plumbridge Location: 20 BREEZEMOUNT PARK CASTLEDERG BT81 7HP Description: Replacement Boiler Decision Date: 16 May 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0714 Applicant: Mr Leo Francis Monteith, c/o Michael McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 41 BALLYHEATHER ROAD BALLYMAGORRY BT82 0LB Description: Upgrade of Existing Heating System Decision Date: 28 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0715 Applicant: Catriona Flanagan, c/o Michael McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 294 BALLYCOLMAN ESTATE STRABANE BT82 9EQ Description: Upgrade Existing Heating System Decision Date: 16 May 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0716 Applicant: Cecilia McGinty, c/o Michael McGonigle Agent: Mr Michael McGonigle 85 Bellspark Road, Clady Location: 13 MOURNE AVENUE STRABANE BT82 9BL Description: Upgrade of Existing Heating System Decision Date: 25 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0719 Applicant: Mr Martin McGrinder, c/o Surefill Agent: Surefill 35a Coolagh Road, Greysteel Location: 115 LIGFORD ROAD PLUMBRIDGE BT79 8DW Description: Cavity Wall Insulation Decision Date: 27 April 2016
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Ref No: AW/2016/0727 Applicant: Lorna Goan, c/o Joseph Maguire Agent: Mr Joseph Maguire 19 Lissan Drive, Dublin Road, Omagh Location: 19 GAMBLE PARK SPAMOUNT BT81 7ND Description: Boiler Replacement Decision Date: 27 April 2016 Ref No: AW/2016/0728 Applicant: Lorna Goan, c/o Joseph Maguire Agent: Mr Joseph Maguire 19 Lissan Drive, Dublin Road, Omagh Location: 19 GAMBLE PARK SPAMOUNT BT81 7ND Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 27 April 2016 Ref No: BR/2007/0307 Applicant: Downey Bros McGurk Chartered Architects Unit 4, Kilcronagh Business Park, Agent: Sandholes Road Location: 125-139 STRAND ROAD, LONDONDERRY Description: Conversion of Pitched Roof to Roof Terrace Decision Date: 14 April 2016 Ref No: BR/2010/0305 Applicant: Brunswick Superbowl, Fortuna Enterprises Ltd Michael Galbraith Associates Millbrae House Lower Main Street, Agent: Buncrana Location: PENNYBURN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, DERRY Description: Erection of 7 Screen Cinema Decision Date: 13 April 2016 Ref No: F/2014/0263 Design & Project Management Team Environment Directorate Derry City Applicant: Council Design & Project Management Team Environment Directorate Derry City Agent: Council 98 Strand Road, Londonderry Location: UNIT 6 PENNYBURN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE LONDONDERRY BT48 0LU Description: Redevelopment and improvements to Recycling Facility Decision Date: 04 April 2016
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Ref No: F/2014/0263 Design & Project Management Team Environment Directorate Derry City Applicant: Council Design & Project Management Team Environment Directorate Derry City Agent: Council 98 Strand Road, Londonderry Location: UNIT 6 PENNYBURN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE LONDONDERRY BT48 0LU Description: Redevelopment and improvements to Recycling Facility Decision Date: 04 April 2016 Ref No: F/2015/1525 Applicant: Graeme Cowan Agent: 50/50 Architecture 17 Linenhall Street, Limavady Location: 50m West of 250 TAMNAHERIN ROAD Londonderry BT47 3HX Description: New dwelling and garage Decision Date: 13 April 2016 Ref No: F/2015/1539/MAST Applicant: Moncrief Enterprises Agent: AQB Architectural Workshop Ltd 12A Ebrington Terrace, Waterside, Derry Location: Lands at SKEOGE ROAD Derry BT48 Description: Apartments at housing development Phase 4 and 6 Decision Date: 07 April 2016 Ref No: F/2015/1615 Applicant: Mr Brian Rogan Agent: Kieran Martin, Architecture 7 Victoria Manor, Strabane Location: 18 JEFFERSON COURT STRABANE BT82 9RW Description: First Floor Extension & Internal Alts to Dwelling Decision Date: 01 April 2016 Ref No: F/2015/1990 Applicant: Shephards View Agent: Solmatix Renewables 10 Tully Road, Nutts Corner Location: GOOD SHEPHARD GLEN Londonderry Description: Work associated with installation of Solar PV panels Decision Date: 06 April 2016
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Ref No: F/2015/2265 Applicant: Torrens Agent: Shane Birney 80/81 Ebrington, Derry Location: 57 GLENRANDEL BT47 3XN Description: Single storey side extension to dwelling Decision Date: 29 April 2016 Ref No: F/2015/2300 Applicant: Mr Alan Creswell Agent: Mr Greg Loughlin 20 Clearwater, Limavady Road, Londonderry Location: 3 GREYMOUNT CRESCENT LONDONDERRY BT47 5TP Description: Single storey rear extension Decision Date: 01 April 2016 Ref No: F/2015/2356 Applicant: Tony Donnelly Agent: Mr Bosco Coyle, Bosco Coyle 41 Larkhill, Steelstown Road, Londonderry Location: 24 EASTWAY GARDENS LONDONDERRY BT48 9QB Description: Bedroom and shower room rear extension Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: F/2015/2615 Applicant: Brendan McGlinchey Agent: Fred Jones 50 Gleneagles, Culmore Road, Derry Location: 109 LETTERSHENDONY AVENUE DRUMAHOE BT47 3HZ Description: Single storey bedroom & wetroom extension with ramp Decision Date: 15 April 2016 Ref No: F/2015/2629 Applicant: Mr & Mrs Kelly AQB Architectural Workshop, AQB Architectural Workshop 12A Ebrington Agent: Terrace, Waterside, Derry Location: 13 ROSSWATER LONDONDERRY BT47 6YR Description: Single storey rear extension to dwelling Decision Date: 15 April 2016
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Ref No: F/2015/2629 Applicant: Mr & Mrs Kelly AQB Architectural Workshop, AQB Architectural Workshop 12A Ebrington Agent: Terrace, Waterside, Derry Location: 13 ROSSWATER LONDONDERRY BT47 6YR Description: Single storey rear extension to dwelling Decision Date: 15 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0017 Applicant: Michael & Pat Quigley Agent: Mr Edward Doherty 70 The Meadows, Templemore Road, Derry Location: 12 HARBERTON PARK LONDONDERRY BT47 2NB Description: Dwelling Extension Decision Date: 11 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0038 Applicant: Habinteg Housing Association, Habinteg Housing Asociation (Ulster) Ltd Agent: G M Design Ltd 22 Lodge Road, Coleraine. Location: 6 OLD CITY COURT LONDONDERRY BT48 9UJ Description: Single storey side extension Decision Date: 05 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0046 Applicant: NIHE Agent: W & M Given Architects Beresford House, 2 Beresford Road, Coleraine Location: 9 INVEROE GARDENS LONDONDERRY BT48 9TW Description: Provision of ground floor single storey rear extension Decision Date: 05 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0047 Applicant: NIHE Agent: W & M Given Architects Beresford House, 2 Beresford Road, Coleraine Location: 25 DUNDREAN PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 8FZ Description: Provision of ground floor single storey rear extension Decision Date: 19 April 2016
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Ref No: F/2016/0096 Applicant: Mr Harry McAnea Agent: Mr Donal Gallagher 45 Loughrey Terrace, Drumquin Location: 93 CASTLEFIN ROAD CASTLEDERG BT81 7EE Description: Extension to Dwelling Decision Date: 01 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0100 Applicant: NIHE Agent: Patrick F Corr Ltd 17 Catherine Street, Limavady Location: 15 EAST AVENUE LONDONDERRY BT47 2DD Description: Alterations to Dwelling Decision Date: 25 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0140 Applicant: T J Morris, T/A Homebargins Chartwell Project Management Unit 15 Meridian Business Village Hansby Agent: Drive, Hunts Cross, Liverpool Location: 11 MELMOUNT ROAD STRABANE BT82 9ED Description: Internal Shopfitting Works Decision Date: 06 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0140 Applicant: T J Morris, T/A Homebargins Chartwell Project Management Unit 15 Meridian Business Village Hansby Agent: Drive, Hunts Cross, Liverpool Location: 11 MELMOUNT ROAD STRABANE BT82 9ED Description: Internal Shopfitting Works Decision Date: 06 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0146 Applicant: NIHE Landlord Services-Design Agent: NIHE 10-16 Hill Street, Belfast Location: 5 GRAINAN COURT LONDONDERRY BT48 7SD Single storey bedroom shower room extension to side of property and Description: ramped access to front entrance Decision Date: 12 April 2016
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Ref No: F/2016/0181 Applicant: Paul & Mary Jo McGarrigle Agent: Mr Paul McGarvey 13a Ebrington Terrace, Derry Location: 69 GLEN ROAD LONDONDERRY BT48 0BY Description: Extension and Alterations Decision Date: 13 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0186 Applicant: Robert Logue Agent: O'Connor Burke Architecture 1 College Terrace, londonderry Location: 6 BELFIELD PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 0NJ Description: Two storey front/side extension together with internal renovation Decision Date: 12 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0238 Applicant: John McGuire Agent: Greg Loughlin Architectural Designs 20 Clearwater, Derry Location: 83 SEYMOUR GARDENS LONDONDERRY BT47 6ND Description: Single storey side extension Decision Date: 22 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0241 Applicant: Darryl White Agent: David Karran 46 Bloomfield Park, Londonderry Location: 68 HAZELBANK ROAD DRUMAHOE BT47 3NY Description: proposed domestic extension to dwelling Decision Date: 12 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0245 Applicant: Mr Derek Kyle Agent: Mr Derek Thompson, Chartered Architect 14 Mallory Park, Eglinton, Derry Location: 49 CARMONEY ROAD BT47 3JL Description: Conversion of flat roof on single store to pitched Decision Date: 25 April 2016
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Ref No: F/2016/0262 Applicant: Margaret Deeney Agent: Mr Bosco Coyle, Bosco Coyle 41 Larkhill, Steelstown Road, Londonderry Location: 6 BLOOMFIELD PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 8HA Description: Single storey rear extension Decision Date: 28 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0303/MAST Applicant: NIHE Agent: Patrick Corr, Patrick F Corr Ltd 17 Catherine Street, Limavady Location: 2,3,7,9,16,20,22,24 GOSHADEN COTTAGES Londonderry BT47 Description: Proposed new roof covering to NIHE Dwellings 10.78.0061 Decision Date: 27 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0304/MAST Applicant: NIHE Agent: Patrick F Corr Ltd 17 Catherine Street, Limavady Location: 8,9,16 GREENMOUNT GARDENS Claudy Description: New roof covering to NIHE Dwellings 10.78.0061 Decision Date: 27 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0309 Applicant: Templemore Properties Ltd, Templemore Properties Ltd Agent: Brendan Kelly, Brookhill Designs 10 Brookhill, Culmore Road, Derry Location: No 17 TEMPLEMORE BUSINESS PARK Londonderry Description: Proposed New office development at existing unit Decision Date: 12 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0310 Applicant: Kenny & Louise Cresswell Agent: Brendan Kelly, Brookhill Designs 10 Brookhill, Culmore Road, Derry Location: 39 LANSDOWNE ROAD Londonderry BT47 5QT Description: Proposed Kitchen Extension to existing Dwelling Decision Date: 12 April 2016
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Ref No: F/2016/0312 Applicant: Julie & Mark Sweeney Agent: 5050 3a Keldon Court, 17 Linenhall Street, Limavady Location: 20 KILBURN CRESCENT LONDONDERRY BT47 5PZ Description: Dwelling Extenison Decision Date: 12 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0317 Applicant: Robert Holt, Fold Housing Association Agent: John Carnduff, CBS Consulting 308 Albertbridge Road, Belfast Location: LIMAVADY ROAD DERRY Description: Upgrade Plumbing Decision Date: 15 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0340 Applicant: Mr Jason Millar Agent: McCormick Design 8 Old Castle Road, Newtownstewart Location: DERRY ROAD Strabane BT82 8LD Description: Erection of Dwelling Decision Date: 25 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0341 Applicant: Mr Ben McNulty Agent: Mr Christopher Caldwell 13 Dock Street, Strabane Location: HOLLYHILL ROAD Strabane BT82 OAB Description: Erection of Dwelling Decision Date: 26 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0352 Applicant: Mary Doran Agent: Location: 53 LEENAN GARDENS LONDONDERRY BT48 9NG Adaption of Bathroom to Shower room (disables Use) access ramp and Description: railings to front access Decision Date: 11 April 2016
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Ref No: F/2016/0357 Applicant: NWRC Agent: Hamilton Architects 20 Queen Street , Londonderry Location: Rooms D117,d118,d120,d121,d122 STRAND ROAD Londonderry BT48 Internal Alterations/ refurbishment works to existing classrooms to Description: facilitate new food development laboratory, floor tech laboratory, studio kitchen and changing room Decision Date: 01 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0360 Applicant: Mrs May Deehan Agent: Mr Bosco Coyle, Bosco Coyle 41 Larkhill, Steelstown Road, Londonderry Location: 16 THE HAWTHORNS LONDONDERRY Description: Front Access Ramp Decision Date: 13 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0396 Applicant: Pauline Ferry Agent: Mr Michael Barr, ABK Unit 4 Rathmor Business Park, Blighs Lane, Derry Location: 166 HATMORE PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 0QJ Description: Alterations to Shower room and new ramp top front Decision Date: 08 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0401 Applicant: Jim Crawford AQB Architectural Workshop, AQB Architectural Workshop 12A Ebrington Agent: Terrace, Waterside, Derry Location: 17 LINDENWOOD PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 0NX Description: Extension to dwelling Decision Date: 04 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0405 Applicant: Mr Mark McAloon, c/o WELB Mr Joe Curran, c/o Maurice Cushnie Architects 23 Church Street, Agent: Portadown Location: 86 BELLS PARK ROAD CLADY BT82 9QY Description: Partial Roof Upgrade to School Decision Date: 05 April 2016
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Ref No: F/2016/0407/MAST Applicant: Mr James Doherty Agent: ACA Cottage Studios Great Northern Road, Omagh Location: WOODEND ROAD Ballymagorry BT82 0AU Description: Erection of Semi Detached Dwelling Decision Date: 04 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0409 Applicant: William & Yvonne Rogers Agent: Location: 33 GORTACLARE ROAD DUNNAMANAGH BT82 0QB Extension Dwelling 2storey Private 1 Storey Ext --- Kitchen Extension to Description: Rear of Existing Dwelling Decision Date: 07 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0419 Applicant: Robert Nicholson Agent: ASI Architects 51 Clarendon Street, Derry Location: RICHMOND CENTRE LONDONDERRY Install new suspended ceiling, lighting, sprinkler, smoke detection at Unit Description: 8. Strip out services Unit 3 take down party wall unit 2-3 Decision Date: 06 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0429 Applicant: Rev Sam Livingstone, c/o Committee of Castlederg Methodist Circuit Agent: Mr David Young 11 Lettercarn Road, Castlederg Location: 10 HAZEL GROVE CASTLEDERG BT81 7RW Description: Erection of Garage Decision Date: 01 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0436 Applicant: Rose Donaghey Agent: Greg Loughlin Architectural Designs 20 Clearwater, Derry Location: 10 WHITEHOUSE PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 0QD Description: Proposed level access ramp Decision Date: 01 April 2016
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Ref No: F/2016/0440 Applicant: Isobel Mc Caul Agent: Location: 97 STRAND ROAD LONDONDERRY BT48 7NU Description: single storey ground floor shower room with flat roof Decision Date: 07 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0465 Applicant: Annie Brennan Agent: Mr Bosco Coyle, Bosco Coyle 41 Larkhill, Steelstown Road, Londonderry Location: 26 KNOCKAVOE CRESCENT STRABANE BT82 9BN Description: Side Access Ramp Decision Date: 06 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0496 Applicant: Mr Alan Millar Agent: Hamilton Architectural Services 15 Droit Road, Newtownstewart Location: 72 DUBLIN STREET NEWTOWNSTEWART BT78 4HZ Description: Replacement Domestic Garage with Loft Decision Date: 12 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0532 Applicant: GB Engineers Agent: kane Designs 2 Knockmoyle Road, Omagh Location: 3 CARRAKEEL DRIVE LONDONDERRY BT47 Description: Extension to Workshop Decision Date: 07 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0551 Applicant: Mr William Austin Agent: McCormick Architecture 8 Old Castle Road, Newtownstewart Location: 52 ARDCAME ROAD DUNNAMANAGH BT82 0LU Description: Alterations to Dwelling to Provide Internal Shower Room Decision Date: 20 April 2016
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Ref No: F/2016/0557 Applicant: Mr Gerard McDaid Agent: Tyrone Forsythe 36 Freughlough Road, Castlederg Location: 37 ALTREST ROAD STRABANE BT82 0BZ Description: Alterations & Single Storey Rear Extension to Dwelling Decision Date: 11 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0557 Applicant: Mr Gerard McDaid Agent: Tyrone Forsythe 36 Freughlough Road, Castlederg Location: 37 ALTREST ROAD STRABANE BT82 0BZ Description: Alterations & Single Storey Rear Extension to Dwelling Decision Date: 11 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0566 Applicant: David & Julie Hayes Agent: Mr Bosco Coyle, Bosco Coyle 41 Larkhill, Steelstown Road, Londonderry Location: 11 SHERATON PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 0AQ Description: Side and Rear Extension Decision Date: 11 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0567 Applicant: Mr William Lindsay Mr Eugene Corrigan, Eugene Corrigan Building Designs 7 Ardmore Agent: Heights, Omagh Location: 313 BALLYCOLMAN ESTATE STRABANE BT82 9EQ Description: Ramp Access to Front of Dwelling Decision Date: 11 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0571 Applicant: Margaret Loughrey Kieran Martin, Kieran Martin Architecture 7 Victoria Manor, Victoria Bridge, Agent: Strabane Location: 40 BALLYCOLMAN AVENUE STRABANE BT82 9AF Description: Utility Room Extension Decision Date: 11 April 2016
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Ref No: F/2016/0602 Applicant: Norman Marshall Agent: Sean Moore, S M Design Services Ltd 22 Cherry Drive, Eglinton Location: 25 KILLYLANE ROAD BT47 3DW Description: Erection of detached garage to replace existing Decision Date: 07 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0616 Applicant: Florence Dougherty Agent: Mr Greg Loughlin 20 Clearwater, Limavady Road, Londonderry Location: 48 RIVERSIDE PARK LONDONDERRY BT47 3RU Description: Proposed rear disabled ramp Decision Date: 11 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0627 Applicant: Mr Robert Finlay Kieran Martin, Kieran Martin Architecture 7 Victoria Manor, Victoria Bridge, Agent: Strabane Location: 24 ALBERT PLACE SION MILLS BT82 9HN Description: Extension to Rear of Dwelling Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0629 Applicant: Mr John Alan Duffy Agent: Mr Bosco Coyle, Bosco Coyle 41 Larkhill, Steelstown Road, Londonderry Location: 5 STEELSTOWN ROAD LONDONDERRY BT48 8EU Description: Dwelling Extension Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0629 Applicant: Mr John Alan Duffy Agent: Mr Bosco Coyle, Bosco Coyle 41 Larkhill, Steelstown Road, Londonderry Location: 5 STEELSTOWN ROAD LONDONDERRY BT48 8EU Description: Dwelling Extension Decision Date: 20 April 2016
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Ref No: F/2016/0637 Applicant: Mr Henry Downey Agent: Mr Paul Horscroft, IDA 533 Antrim Road, Belfast Location: 3 BANK PLACE LONDONDERRY BT48 6EA Description: Refurbishment of existing Bar Decision Date: 27 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0645 Applicant: Anna Lee Mr Derek McFeely Unit 2 Bay Road Business Park, Bay Road, Agent: Londonderry Location: 20 BELT ROAD LONDONDERRY BT47 2LW Single storey front extension to provide bedroom and shower room and Description: ramped covered vehicle access Decision Date: 28 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0696 Applicant: May McClements Agent: Greg Loughlin Architectural Designs 20 Clearwater, Derry Location: 5 EASTBANK BT47 6UW Description: Single storey rear extension and ramp to front access Decision Date: 25 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0730 Applicant: Dermot & Doreen Boyle Agent: Brendan Kelly 10 Brookhill, Derry Location: 6 KILLARY ROAD LONDONDERRY BT48 0ED Description: Proposed internal alterations and 2 no new front former windows Decision Date: 26 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0736 Applicant: NWRC Agent: Hamilton Architects, Hamilton Architects 20 Queen Street, Derry Location: STRAND ROAD Londonderry BT48 7AB Description: Single storey extension/internal alterations/refurbishment works Decision Date: 27 April 2016
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Ref No: F/2016/0737 Applicant: Mary Cowan Agent: Eddie Kerr 5 Thistlewood Park, Derry Location: 251 KYLEMORE PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 0RR Description: Single storey extension to rear of dwelling Decision Date: 27 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0739 Applicant: Thomas Gent Mr Derek McFeely Unit 2 Bay Road Business Park, Bay Road, Agent: Londonderry Location: 24 FAIRMAN PLACE LONDONDERRY BT48 7LD Description: Single storey rear extension to provide disability shower room Decision Date: 27 April 2016 Ref No: F/2016/0749 Applicant: John McCloskey Agent: Michael Barr 29 Burnside Manor, Derry Location: 57 GLENBANK ROAD LONDONDERRY BT48 0BB Description: Extension and alterations to dwelling Decision Date: 29 April 2016 Ref No: N/2015/2488 Applicant: Anita McLaughlin Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 12 BALLYNASILLOE AVENUE LONDONDERRY BT48 7SU Description: Replacement of existing Oil with new gas boiler flue and boiler controls Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0329 Applicant: Rosaleen O'Suere Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 1 ALTCAR PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 8HY Replacement of existing heating with gas boiler, radiators, heating controls Description: and roofspace insulation Decision Date: 20 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0331 Applicant: Mr John O'Connor Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 33 BELMONT CRESCENT LONDONDERRY BT48 7RR Description: Replacement of existing heating with gas boiler, flue and boiler controls Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0332 Applicant: Mr Liam Coyle Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 10 BELMONT PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 7RW Description: Replacement of existing heating with gas boiler, flue and boiler controls Decision Date: 05 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0333 Applicant: Rosin Richmond Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 553D CARNHILL Londonderry BT48 8BT Description: Replacement of existing E7 with Gas heating and heating controls Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0336 Applicant: Bridgeen McCann Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 8 GLENABBEY COTTAGES LONDONDERRY BT48 8LP Replacement of existing heating with oil boiler , radiators, heating controls, Description: and roofspace insulation Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0372 Applicant: Louise Cooley Agent: Homeseal Energy Savings Ltd The Business Centre, Draperstown Location: 28 BALLYNAGARD CRESCENT LONDONDERRY BT48 8JR Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 19 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0373 Applicant: Anand Gidwani Agent: Location: 42 VICTORIA GATE LONDONDERRY BT47 2TP Description: Installation of Solar Panels Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0373 Applicant: Anand Gidwani Agent: Location: 42 VICTORIA GATE LONDONDERRY BT47 2TP Description: Installation of Solar Panels Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0428 Applicant: Mr Patrick McBrearty Agent: Location: 2 SANDBANK COTTAGES LONDONDERRY BT48 8LL Description: Boiler replacement oil to oil option 1 no controls Decision Date: 18 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0430 Applicant: Adrian Ballantyme Agent: Location: 4 GLOUCESTER AVENUE LONDONDERRY BT47 6ES Description: Replace existing heating system with condensing boiler and loft insulation Decision Date: 25 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0431 Applicant: Pummie Kular The Solar Panel Company No Ltd Unit D1 Ards Business Centre, Jubilee Agent: Road, Newtownards Location: 18 GRIFFITH PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 8PE Description: Installation of Solar Panels Decision Date: 19 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0439 Applicant: Norman McFarland Agent: Fusion Heating Limited Unit 14 Maryland Industrial Estate, Belfast Location: 83A ROSSDALE LONDONDERRY BT47 5RD Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0466 Applicant: Michael Farren Agent: Location: 18 LARKHILL LONDONDERRY BT48 8AT Description: Replacement Boiler Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0472 Applicant: Brendan Smyth Agent: Location: 17 TOP OF THE HILL LONDONDERRY BT47 2HA Description: Gas Heating Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0473 Applicant: Margaret Campbell Agent: Location: 22 EMERSON STREET LONDONDERRY BT47 6EL Description: Replacement Boiler Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0474 Applicant: Jacqueline Coyle Agent: Homeseal Energy Savings Ltd 5-7 Tobermore Road, Draperstown Location: 4 MAYBROOK PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 7TP Description: Cavity Wall Insulation Decision Date: 19 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0475 Applicant: Munira Kalam Agent: Energystore Ltd 42 Barnfield Road, Derriaghy, Lisburn Location: 30 ASHCROFT LONDONDERRY BT47 2JQ Description: Cavity Wall Insulation Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0477 Applicant: Michael McLaughlin Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 35 FLORENCE STREET LONDONDERRY BT48 0HA Description: New gas boiler with controls Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0478 Applicant: Eugene McNutt Agent: Cosy Homes 43 Aberfoyle Crescent, Derry Location: 136 GLENOWEN PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 0LH Description: Top up of loft insulation Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0479 Applicant: Michael McLaughlin Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 49 ROSEMOUNT AVENUE LONDONDERRY BT48 0HL Description: Gas Heating with Controls Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0485 Applicant: Nicola Temple Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 38 MILLTOWN CRESCENT LONDONDERRY Description: Gas heating with controls Decision Date: 20 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0486 Applicant: Declan McLaughlin Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 131 LONE MOOR ROAD LONDONDERRY BT48 9LA Description: Gas Heating with controls Decision Date: 05 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0495 Applicant: Robert Colhoun Peter McLaughlin, P M L Plumbing & Heating 3 Glenaden Mews, Agent: Waterside, Derry Location: 114 ABBEYDALE LONDONDERRY BT47 6FY Description: New condensing boiler Decision Date: 08 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0523 Applicant: NIHE Agent: Patrick F Corr Ltd 17 Catherine Street, Limavady Location: 460 CARNHILL LONDONDERRY BT48 8BU Description: Insertion of steel beam Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0524 Applicant: NIHE Agent: Patrick F Corr Ltd 17 Catherine Street, Limavady Location: 516 CARNHILL LONDONDERRY BT48 8BY Description: Insertion of Steel Beam Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0525 Applicant: NIHE Agent: Patrick F Corr Ltd 17 Catherine Street, Limavady Location: 421 CARNHILL LONDONDERRY BT48 8BT Description: Insertion of Steel Beam Decision Date: 20 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0526 Applicant: NIHE Agent: Patrick F Corr Ltd 17 Catherine Street, Limavady Location: 405 CARNHILL LONDONDERRY BT48 8BT Description: Insertion of Steel Beam Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0530 Applicant: Michael Magowan Agent: DCI Energy Control Ltd 8 Meadowbank Road, Carrickfergus Location: 61 WOODSIDE HEIGHTS LONDONDERRY BT47 2LA Description: Cavity wall insulation Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0531 Applicant: Anne Guttirie Agent: Carillion Enegry Services 27 - 29 Sydenham Road, Belfast Location: 40 SILVERBROOK PARK NEW BUILDINGS BT47 2RD Description: oil to oil upgrade Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0533 Applicant: John O DOnnell Agent: Location: 17 ALTINURE COTTAGES CLAUDY BT47 4DW Description: Oil to oil replacement with controls Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0535 Applicant: George Barr Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 13 MAY STREET LONDONDERRY BT47 6HA Description: Replacement of existing oil with new oil burner, heating controls Decision Date: 20 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0536 Applicant: Joan O'Hagan Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 12 RIDGEWAY DRIVE LONDONDERRY BT47 3UX Description: Replacement of existing oil with new gas boiler and heating controls Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0542 Applicant: NIHE Agent: Patrick Corr, Patrick F Corr Ltd 17 Catherine Street, Limavady Location: 545 CARNHILL LONDONDERRY BT48 8BY Description: Structural alterations Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0544 Applicant: Elizabeth Breen Agent: Location: 22 WINDRIDGE DRIVE LONDONDERRY BT47 2JN Description: Boiler replacement oil to oil no controls Decision Date: 18 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0546 Applicant: David McKinley Agent: Location: 36 GRANGEWOOD DRIVE LONDONDERRY BT47 5WN Description: Solid Fuel Stove Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0547 Applicant: Jim Galbraith Agent: Location: 3 CHESTNUT DRIVE DRUMAHOE BT47 3JZ Description: Replacement Boiler oil to oil Decision Date: 19 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0553 Applicant: Deborah Mc Dermott Agent: Location: BENVARDEN AVENUE Londonderry Description: Boiler replacement with controls Decision Date: 18 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0559 Applicant: Rosemary Duffy Agent: TJ McConnell & Son 32 Balliniska Road, Springtown Ind Est, Londonderry Location: 5 MILLER STREET LONDONDERRY BT48 6SU Description: Replacement of existing boiler with gas fired boiler Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0561 Applicant: Mr John Porter The Solar Panel Company No Ltd Unit D1 Ards Business Centre, Jubilee Agent: Road, Newtownards Location: 11 DUNHUGH PARK LONDONDERRY BT47 2NL Description: Installation of Solar Panels Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0562 Applicant: Deynch Coccon Agent: DCI Energy Control Ltd 8 Meadowbank Road, Carrickfergus Location: 101 WOODBROOK LONDONDERRY BT48 8FQ Description: Cavity Wall Insulaiton Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0564 Applicant: Mr Adrian Ballantyne Agent: Location: 75 BALLYCOLMAN ESTATE STRABANE BT82 9AH Description: Replace Heating System Decision Date: 07 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0572 Applicant: Daniel Harkin Agent: Location: 33 PAPWORTH AVENUE LONDONDERRY BT48 8PT Description: Installation of wood burning stove Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0578 Applicant: Joseph Quigley Agent: Location: 28 PELHAM ROAD LONDONDERRY BT47 6FF Description: Boiler replacement option 1 Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0579 Applicant: Michael Doherty Agent: Northern Loft Insulation 154a woodburn road, Carrick Location: 47 ELMWOOD TERRACE LONDONDERRY BT48 9JH Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0581 Applicant: Gerard Donaghey Agent: Mr Patrick Conwell, PC Plumbing & Heating 21 Barron Road, Donemana Location: 40 TIREIGHTER ROAD Londonderry BT47 4BD Description: Boiler replacement Decision Date: 06 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0582 Applicant: Robert Ferris Agent: Fusion Heating Limited Unit 14 Maryland Industrial Estate, Belfast Location: 89 PELHAM ROAD LONDONDERRY BT47 6FF Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 19 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0590 Applicant: Margaret Burns Agent: Location: 10 MADISON AVENUE BT47 3PN Description: Boiler replacement option 1 no controls Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0591 Applicant: Irene O'Kane Agent: Location: 7 COTTAGE ROW BT47 3PJ Description: Boiler replacement oil to oil with controls Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0592 Applicant: Peter Grant Agent: Location: 77 WOODBROOK WEST LONDONDERRY BT48 8PZ Description: Boiler replacement oil to oil Decision Date: 18 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0593 Applicant: John Coyle Agent: Location: 22 GROARTY ROAD LONDONDERRY BT48 0JX Description: Oil to Oil replacement No Controls Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0594 Applicant: Susan Donaghy Agent: Homeseal Energy Savings Ltd The Business Centre, Draperstown Location: 12 EWING STREET LONDONDERRY BT48 6ST Description: Cavity Wall Insulation Decision Date: 19 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0596 Applicant: Gillian Crawford Agent: Location: 11 FLORENCE STREET LONDONDERRY BT47 6DY Description: Boiler replacement oil to oil Decision Date: 18 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0598 Applicant: Gavin Dalzell Agent: Homeseal Energy Savings Ltd The Business Centre, Draperstown Location: 52A WINCHESTER PARK LONDONDERRY BT47 6XZ Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0599 Applicant: Patrick Deery Agent: Homeseal Energy Savings Ltd The Business Centre, Draperstown Location: 44A WINCHESTER PARK LONDONDERRY BT47 6XZ Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0600 Applicant: Michael Doherty Agent: Homeseal Energy Savings Ltd The Business Centre, Draperstown Location: 1 PELHAM ROAD LONDONDERRY BT47 6FF Description: Insulation --- Loft Insulation Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0601 Applicant: Wesley Gable Agent: Homeseal Energy Savings Ltd The Business Centre, Draperstown Location: 20 WINCHESTER PARK LONDONDERRY BT47 6XZ Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 19 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0607 Applicant: Helena Taylor Agent: Location: 109 PELHAM ROAD LONDONDERRY BT47 6FF Description: Boiler replacement oil to gas Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0611 Applicant: Daniel Lusby Agent: Gable 13 Dock Street, Strabane Location: 4 BANTRY ROAD LONDONDERRY BT48 0EF Description: Installation of smoke detectors Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0613 Applicant: Damian Harkin Agent: Location: 38 TEMPLEARD LONDONDERRY BT48 8FE Description: Removal of wall adjecent to kitchen Decision Date: 18 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0618 Applicant: Alanna Ferry Agent: Fusion Heating Limited Unit 14 Maryland Industrial Estate, Belfast Location: 6 ELMWOOD TERRACE LONDONDERRY BT48 9JG Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0619 Applicant: Samuel Cooke Agent: Fusion Heating Limited Unit 14 Maryland Industrial Estate, Belfast Location: 16 MILLTOWN VIEW DRUMAHOE BT47 3QN Description: Loft Insulation Decision Date: 20 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0630 Applicant: Ann McNulty Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 27 INISCARN ROAD LONDONDERRY BT48 9RN Description: Replacement existing oil with new oil boiler, heating controls Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0631 Applicant: Gerard Nelson Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 8 NICHOLSON SQUARE LONDONDERRY BT48 7LN Description: Replacement of existing oil with new gas boiler , heating controls Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0632 Applicant: Siobhan Kelly Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 2 FERNDALE COURT LONDONDERRY BT48 8RQ Description: Replacement of existing oil with new gas boiler, heating controls Decision Date: 18 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0634 Applicant: Mr Frank Stewart Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 43 UPPER NASSAU STREET LONDONDERRY BT48 0EU Description: Replacement of existing oil with new gas boiler, heating controls Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0635 Applicant: Liam Donaghy Agent: Location: 12 BEALLACHMOR LOWER LONDONDERRY BT48 0SN Description: Stove, Flue installation Decision Date: 20 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0636 Applicant: Paula Crampsie Agent: Location: 9 GLASSAGH PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 9QJ Description: Stove Flue installation Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0641 Applicant: Edmund McLaughlin Agent: Location: 28 HILLVIEW AVENUE LONDONDERRY BT47 2NU Description: Replacement Boiler with controls Decision Date: 19 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0646 Applicant: NIHE Agent: H & A Mechanical Services Ltd 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown Location: 48 AMELIA COURT LONDONDERRY BT48 8DP Replacement of existing heating with Gas heating,to include controls and Description: roof space insulation Decision Date: 26 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0652 Applicant: Judith Killen Agent: Homeseal Energy Savings Ltd 5-7 Tobermore Road, Draperstown Location: 4 IVY MEAD CLOSE LONDONDERRY BT47 Description: Loft insulation Decision Date: 18 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0653 Applicant: Peter McCourt Agent: Homeseal Energy Savings Limited 5-7 Tobermore Road, Draperstown Location: 2 CEDAR STREET LONDONDERRY BT48 0EG Description: Loft insulation Decision Date: 19 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0658 Applicant: Robert Brown Agent: Location: 14 CASHELMORE PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 0RU Description: Replacement boiler Decision Date: 20 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0660 Applicant: Mr Michael Halpin Agent: TJ McConnell & Sons 32 Balliniska Road, Springtown, Derry Location: 1 CLEARWATER LONDONDERRY BT47 6BE Description: Replacement boiler oil to oil Decision Date: 18 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0675 Applicant: Edward Hutchman Agent: Location: 60 LEENAN GARDENS LONDONDERRY BT48 9NG Description: Replacement Boiler Decision Date: 27 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0687 Applicant: Aileen McAuley Agent: Location: 38 FANAD DRIVE LONDONDERRY BT48 9QE Description: Oil to Gas Decision Date: 21 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0691 Applicant: Georgina Wray Agent: Location: 13 CHEADLE PARK LONDONDERRY BT47 5HU Description: Oil to Oil no controls Decision Date: 27 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0692 Applicant: Ann Watson Agent: Location: 80 ABBEYDALE LONDONDERRY BT47 6YY Description: Boiler replacement oil to oil with controls Decision Date: 21 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0706 Applicant: Lynn Maxwell Agent: Location: 132 URNEY ROAD CLADY BT82 9RP Description: Replacement Boiler Decision Date: 27 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0708 Applicant: Mr Mark Carlin Agent: Location: 26 TULACORR HEIGHTS STRABANE BT82 8RD Description: Boiler Replacement (No Controls) Decision Date: 27 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0723 Applicant: Sylvia Semple, c/o Homeseal Energy Savings Ltd Agent: Homeseal Energy Savings Ltd 5-7 Tobermore Road, Draperstown Location: 29 GOLAN ROAD Castlederg Description: Cavity Wall Insulation Decision Date: 27 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0724 Applicant: Mr William Duggan Agent: Location: 12 KILCURRAGH PARK CASTLEDERG BT81 7DY Description: Boiler Replacement Decision Date: 27 April 2016
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Ref No: N/2016/0732 Applicant: Mr Eugene Masterson Geoghegan Conservatory Conversion Unit 7 Pinewick Business Park, Agent: Ballynahinch Location: 118 CASTLEFINN ROAD Castlederg Description: Replacement Roof to Conservatory Decision Date: 27 April 2016 Ref No: N/2016/0734 Applicant: Aileen Stevenson Agent: Location: 29 STATION ROAD BALLYMAGORRY BT82 0AX Description: Replacement Boiler with Associated Controls Decision Date: 27 April 2016 N - Building Totals Notices F - Full Building N 83 Regulations F 66 AW - Affordable AW 69 Warmths Totals 218
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Derry City and Strabane District Council Building Control Department Applications Regularised April 2016 Report on 16 applications Ref No: R/2016/0272 Applicant: Mr William Albert O'Neill Agent: Location: 32 LOWERTOWN ROAD BALLYMAGORRY BT82 0LF Removal of Bay Window, Extend Living Room & Add on Porch. Install Description: Stove with Back Boiler Decision Date: 28 April 2016 Ref No: R/2016/0424 Applicant: Anne McCafferty Agent: Location: 12 ARDGLEN PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 0AX Description: Replacement Boiler Decision Date: 12 April 2016 Ref No: R/2016/0444 Applicant: Denise Devlin Julie Lavery, Saliis Ltd Unit 1 Greenview Business Park Edgar Road, Agent: Carryduff Location: 30 DRUMARD PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 0RL Description: Installation of PV Solar Panels Decision Date: 12 April 2016 Ref No: R/2016/0446 Applicant: Siobhan Doherty Julie Lavery, Saliis Ltd Unit 1 Greenview Business Park Edgar Road, Agent: Carryduff Location: 15 BARR'S LANE LONDONDERRY BT48 0QX Description: Installation of PV Solar Panels Decision Date: 12 April 2016
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Ref No: R/2016/0448 Applicant: Marie Conway Julie Lavery, Saliis Ltd Unit 1 Greenview Business Park Edgar Road, Agent: Carryduff Location: 5 MCCLAY GARDENS LONDONDERRY BT47 2DG Description: Installation of PV Solar Panels Decision Date: 12 April 2016 Ref No: R/2016/0450 Applicant: Ciara Donnelly Julie Lavery, Saliis Ltd Unit 1 Greenview Business Park Edgar Road, Agent: Carryduff Location: 53 DRUMARD PARK LONDONDERRY BT48 0RL Description: Installation of PV Solar Panels Decision Date: 12 April 2016 Ref No: R/2016/0468 Applicant: Mark McLaughlin Agent: Location: 201 ARDMORE ROAD LONDONDERRY BT47 3TE Description: Biomass Heating Decision Date: 14 April 2016 Ref No: R/2016/0512 Applicant: Kerry Walsh, c/o Saliis Ltd Julie Lavery, Saliis Ltd Unit 1 Greenview Business Park Edgar Road, Agent: Carryduff Location: 16 COOLAGHY ROAD NEWTOWNSTEWART BT78 4LG Description: Installation of PV Solar Panels Decision Date: 11 April 2016 Ref No: R/2016/0516 Applicant: Mr Chris Humprys, c/o Saliis Ltd Julie Lavery, Saliis Ltd Unit 1 Greenview Business Park Edgar Road, Agent: Carryduff Location: 16 TIEVENNY ROAD VICTORIA BRIDGE BT78 4LP Description: Installation of Solar Panels Decision Date: 11 April 2016
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Ref No: R/2016/0586 Applicant: Mc Griskin Properties LTD Agent: Property Link 13A Strand Road, Derry Location: 32 ARGYLE TERRACE Londonderry BT48 0DL Description: Installation of Gas Heating Decision Date: 12 April 2016 Ref No: R/2016/0612 Applicant: Mr & Ms David Hawthorne Agent: Location: 268 GLENSHANE ROAD LONDONDERRY BT47 3SN Description: Solar Thermal Panels Decision Date: 14 April 2016 Ref No: R/2016/0638 Applicant: Noel Duddy Agent: Location: 6 ABERFOYLE CRESCENT SOUTH LONDONDERRY BT48 7PF Description: Remedial work to attic to insert steal beam Decision Date: 29 April 2016 Ref No: R/2016/0639 Applicant: Christine Mitchell Agent: Location: 5 GLENAGOORLAND ROAD DUNNAMANAGH BT82 0ST Description: Boiler Replacement Decision Date: 13 April 2016 Ref No: R/2016/0659 Applicant: Dermot Campbell Agent: Location: 8 CLAREEN DRIVE BT47 6UY Description: Boiler replacement Decision Date: 27 April 2016
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Ref No: R/2016/0733 Applicant: Mr John McCallion Agent: Location: 154 CASTLEGRANGE PARK STRABANE BT82 9WF Description: Installation of Stove & Flues Decision Date: 26 April 2016 Ref No: RG/2013/1571 Applicant: Cornerstone Automation Systems Agent: Eddie Kerr Architect Ltd 5 Thistlewood Park, Foylesprings, Londonderry Location: 20 KEANS HILL ROAD, CAMPSIE INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, EGLINTON Description: Sub-Division of Existing Factory & Refurbishment of Offices Decision Date: 12 April 2016
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Title of Report: Officer presenting:
New Household Recycling Head of Environment Facility at Pennyburn Author:
Waste Services Manager
1 Purpose of Report/Recommendations 1.1 To provide Members with an update on the new recycling facility at Pennyburn.
2 Background 2.1 As Members are aware, a new state of the art recycling facility has been developed at Pennyburn with a 1.5 million pound investment by Council including £250,000 from Rethink Waste. 2.2 The new site at Pennyburn is part of a long term plan by Council to enhance and improve recycling facilities across the district thereby contributing to Council achieving full compliance with all relevant waste targets.
3 Key Issues 3.1 The site reopened to the public on the 23rd May 2016 after a period of closure to allow for the development works to take place. The site will be officially opened by the Mayor on the 31st May 2016 at 3pm. 3.2 In bringing forward the development officers were also keen to consider wider service improvements and in particular improving opening hours for users. In consideration of this an amended shift pattern was discussed and agreed with staff and the relevant trade unions. 3.3 As and from the date of opening the site will operate from 8am to 8pm Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm on a Saturday and 1pm to 5pm on a Sunday all year round. 3.4 The site has been designed to increase the recycling capacity fourfold therefore four site attendants will be required to supervise the site at all times. It is proposed to appoint a team leader for each shift. Due to the size of the facility, each attendant has been issued with a walkie talkie to allow them to communicate freely with one another and be on hand to assist members of the public. 3.5 In addition the site has been designed to be user friendly and to allow the members of the public to easily identify where they can recycle their waste. The site attendants are also to advise and assist the public where necessary. The site has also been set out to maximise recycling with mixed waste disposal being the final option before exiting the site. Page 177 3.6 The site also includes an area for Councils mechanical sweepers to discharge bringing both a improvement in travel time in terms of existing discharge facilities and reducing costs through additional travel, fuel etc..
4 Financial, Equality, Legal, HR and Other Implications 4.1 The scheme has been funded from Councils Capital development programme and has been completed within agreed timeframes. 4.2 The team leaders as proposed at 3.4 above will be recruited from within the existing Pennyburn cohort of employees and whilst there will be a commensurate uplift in salary this will be funded from within existing departmental budgets and efficiencies.
5 Recommendations 5.1 This item is being passed to members for information only.
Background Papers
Page 178 Agenda Item 14
Title of Report: Officer presenting:
Maritime Museum - Project Public Consultation Event Director of Environment & Regeneration
Author:
Project Officer – Capital Development
1 Purpose of Report/Recommendations 1.1 The purpose of the report is to inform the members on the outcome of the recent Maritime Museum Public Consultation Event undertaken as part of the planning process for the project.
2 Background
2.1 Council, in partnership with the Heritage Lottery Fund and other potential funders intend to create a new Maritime Museum and Archive Centre at the former military base at Ebrington.
3 Key Issues 3.1 The Public Consultation Event took place at St Columb’s Park House on Wednesday 11th May 2016 from 9:00am to 8:00pm. Adverts were placed in the Derry Journal and Londonderry Sentinel and letters were dropped to residents along Browning Drive informing them of the event. The HLF sponsored Council Project Coordinator also publicised the event on Radio Foyle. 3.2 Discussions with attendees and comments provided at the public consultation event were very positive, the architectural plans did not raise any issues and all attendees were in support of the development of the Maritime Museum and Archive at the Ebrington site, including all those from Browning Drive who attended the event. 3.3 Officers have also offered the chairperson of the Browning Drive Residents Group to host a separate consultation should their members wish to avail of this. To date this offer has not been taken up by the group. 3.4 Public Consultation Report including actual comments received is attached to this report at Appendix 1. 3.5 It is envisaged that the reserved matters application for this project will be submitted in June 2016, subject to timely and supportive comments being received back from the various statutory consultees to the current live PAD process.
Page 179 4 Financial, Equality, Legal, HR and Other Implications 4.1 None.
5 Recommendations 5.1 None.
Background Papers
BC 137/15
Page 180 Appendix 1
PRE-APPLICATION PUBLIC CONSULTATION REPORT FOR MARITIME MUSEUM AND ARCHIVE PROJECT
MAY 2016
CONTENT: Introduction Pre-Application Public Consultation
Page 181 INTRODUCTION
Derry City and Strabane District Council are proposing to construct a Maritime Museum and Archive facility to be located at the Ebrington site in Derry, based in buildings 45/46 and 49.
The proposed project is made up of three broad elements: museum galleries tracing the maritime history of Derry/Londonderry and the North West and giving an introduction to the history of Ebrington; a new city archive facility with genealogy service; and multi- purpose educational facilities.
The nearest residential area is private housing on Browning Drive and the Browning Drive Residents Association have been contacted regarding the project.
The planning application will be submitted as Reserved Matters to the wider Outline Planning Permission for the redevelopment of the Ebrington Site.
Page 182 PRE-APPLICATION PUBLIC CONSULTATION
The following consultation events have taken place prior to the planning submission:
November 2014 - Stakeholder consultation for the Maritime Museum and Archive Centre Interpretation plan – 13 consultees
June 2014 - Legenderry Maritime Festival, Community Engagement and Visitor Survey. Overall the survey results indicated a high level of local interest and a strong desire to see the new maritime museum and archive developed at Ebrington. Informally many people were especially keen to see the site at Ebrington developed and saw the new museum and archive as integral to that.
December 2014 to September 2015 - Maritime Museum Heritage Road Show – community engagement initiative was undertaken by DCSDC in the form of a Maritime Heritage Road Show. The road show was hugely successful and as a result the Museum Service has reached out to new and existing members of the community, raised awareness of the plans for the Maritime Museum project and numerous new contacts and relationships have been created which will be explored further in the future. Over thirty groups consulted over nine month period.
Throughout 2015 - Audience Development Report ad Action Plan – this included consultation with a wide variety of user and interest groups.
May 2015 - U-Boat Anniversary Event, May 2015. The success of this event and level of public enthusiasm received encouraged the council to develop this event in greater partnership with local agencies such as Visit Derry and City Centre Initiative as well as Tourism NI and Tourism Ireland and in due course link to further development with the new Maritime Museum and Archive.
Early 2016 - Statutory Consultations with Planning Service, Historic Environment Division – Historic Buildings Unit, Historic Environment Division – Scheduled Monument Unit
Page 183 Public Engagement Event on Wednesday 11th May 2016
The public consultation event for Maritime Museum and Archive Proposals was advertised in the Derry Journal and Londonderry Sentinel two weeks prior to the event.
Notice of the public consultation was hand delivered to 23 properties on Browning Drive. A copy of the newspaper notice and letter to residents is appended to this report. The HLF sponsored Council Project Coordinator also publicised the event on Radio Foyle.
The proposals were displayed in the Main Hall in St Columb’s Park House, Waterside on Wednesday 11th May from 9am to 8pm.
The display was manned by Council Capital Development staff and the HLF sponsored Council Project Coordinator and feedback sheets were available for attendees to make comments.
Approximately 20 people attended the event and the feedback was very positive and in support of the development of the new Maritime Museum and Archive at Ebrington.
Below are the comments that were provided by attendees at the consultation:
Maritime Museum Feedback
Address Comment
Culmore Road Long overdue – should incorporate all aspects of maritime history including Columbian links and link relevant heritage attractions in the city
Ardan Road A much needed facility for Derry and relevant to Ebrington Culmore
Lonemoor Road The corner feature is very welcome to put a modern twist on the development whilst being sympathetic to the historic architectural characteristics. It would be worthwhile to investigate cross-community projects so that school kids could provide a permanent feature wither inside or outside the building (perhaps external activity space)
Westlake Derry I am delighted to see the process moving forward! I will be glad to see the wonderful buildings in Ebrington Square coming to light again. The design proposals looks excellent
Page 184 and I love the modern elements. This will be a wonderful asset to Ebrington and the City of Derry – we need more of it good luck
Royal naval The maritime museum project will enhance Ebrington and Association as our particular interest is world war two and how the city Waterside coped with the influx of ships and servicemen and women, we hope the gallery’s will reflect the full story of sacrifice as well as social interaction
Browning Drive Great to see the project finally getting the red light, the story of the hymn “Amazing Grace” should be included as it’s a good maritime story and would interest the casual visitor. The city and the area have a great maritime story to tell, hope there is enough space for it all.
Browning drive Great Development
14 Browning drive I appreciate the extension to the rear of the building is only 2 stories and with no windows overlooking our garden. (we are directly behind the building) front elevation looks lovely look forward to it
No address supplied Proposed plans look quite acceptable; much depends on the quality of the displays inside the museum. What plans are in place to encourage use of meeting room by relevant groups and organisations? This “Consultation” opens and closes on the same day – therefore it is not a consultation. It is a “Fait Accomplei”.
Royal Naval I agree with the Ebrington Development a Maritime Association Museum very much needed. To highlight the city and port of Londonderry, before, during and after the commitment during the war
Royal Naval Ebrington needs a “draw” to encourage the general public, Association visitors and tourists to come and view. This would lead to them using other facilities at Ebrington. All Government departments need to get on board to ensure the future of Ebrington as a vibrant and informative site that will be utilized by public and the schools.
The museum is an essential tool in educating our younger
Page 185 people of their heritage, growth of the city and its massive input and importance during WWII and after to show how other nations were involved.
By Email Great to hear something that I have always thought was needed in this city start to get some momentum.
I hope that all aspects of the rich maritime history are covered in the proposals, from early settlement days to the siege of Derry to the mass exodus of people during the famine to rich 20th century history, but especially I think a section should be dedicated to the hard working dockers of this city.
Public Consultation Conclusion
Discussions with attendees and comments provided at the public consultation event were very positive, the architectural plans did not raise any issues and all attendees were in support of the development of the Maritime Museum and Archive at the Ebrington site.
Further consultation has been offered to the Browning Drive residents should they wish to avail of this.
Page 186 Agenda Item 15
Title of Report: Officer presenting: Director of Environment & Regeneration Oakland Mews, Castlederg Author: Director of Environment & Regeneration
1 Purpose of Report/Recommendations 1.1 To inform Members of correspondence received from Ross Hussey MLA dated 27th April 2016 in respect to a letter sent to Transport NI seeking adoption of a private housing development at Oakland Mews, Castlederg. A copy is attached at Appendix 1.
2 Background 2.1 Copy of correspondence was received from Ross Hussey MLA to Conor Loughrey of Transport NI seeking adoption of a small housing development and to seek the support of Council for area being adopted.
3 Key Issues 3.1 Ross Hussey MLA has sought the support of Council to have Oakland Mews, Castlederg, adopted by Transport NI to allow for necessary adoption works to be carried out in the area.
4 Financial, Equality, Legal, HR and Other Implications 4.1 There are no financial or other implications.
5 Recommendations 5.1 Members are asked to note the contents of this report and to support Oakland Mews, Castlederg, being adopted by Transport NI (TNI).
Background Papers
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Ross M Hussey BA (Hot’s) Cert PFS Dip Paralega! (ILEX) 64 Alarker Street, Omagh, County Tyrone, 8T78 lEN Tel 02882245568
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I refer to the above and attach copy letter sent to MrConor Loughreyfor your information.
Can I seek the support of the council to have this area adopted as soon as possible?
I can see no valid reason why this should be delayed.
Yours Sincerely
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Ross M ifussey BA (lions) Cert FF5 Dip Paralegu! (hEX) 64 Market Street, Omugh, County Tyrone, BT78 lEN Tel 02882245568
MrConor Loughrey Date DivisionalManager 27 April2016 County Hall Drumragh Avenue Omagh B]79 7AF
Dear Conor,
REF:Oakland Mews, Castlederg, BTh17GW
I refer to the above small housing enclave in Castlederg.
I visited the area on Saturday and was advised that the small roadway and the street lights had not been adopted. I am advised that the contractor has gone bankrupt and therefore can I expect the bond to be cashed and the work required for adoption completed as soon as possible.
I am at a loss to understand why this has been allowed to drag on for so long. I understand that many officialshave visited over the past few years but there has been no action taken.
I lookforward to a positive response.
Yours Sincerely
Ross MHussey
witt Unionist- - Ulster Unionist Party Page 190 Doing what’s right for Northern Ireland Agenda Item 16
Title of Report: Officer presenting:
Get on Board - Translinks Director of Environment & Regeneration Transport Strategy Author:
Head of Environment
1 Purpose of Report/Recommendations 1.1 To update Members on the new ‘Get on Board’ strategy issued by Translink.
2 Background 2.1 Members will be aware that Translink provide public transport services across Northern Ireland, into the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. 2.2 In consideration of this Translink have published their revised strategy aimed at transforming public transport across NI. 2.3 The document sets out the key role that public transport plays in supporting the growth and prosperity of the region and how this impacts the lives of everyone - not just those that use their services - by supporting economic growth, social inclusion and offering energy efficient and low carbon mobility.
3 Key Issues 3.1 A summary of the document is attached as Appendix 5 with the full strategy available using the following link http://www.translink.co.uk/getonboardstrategy/
4 Financial, Equality, Legal, HR and Other Implications 4.1 There are no financial, equality, legal, HR or other implications associated with this item.
5 Recommendations 5.1 Members are asked to note the content of this report.
Background Papers
Translinks Transport Strategy Get on Board
Page 191 This page is intentionally left blank ‘Get on Board’ Translink’s plan to transform public transport and support the growth and prosperity of Northern Ireland
Public Transport is part of a shared mobility strategy that touches the lives of everyone in Northern Ireland, not just those that use our services. It is clearly crucial for our region’s future to develop and grow.
Translink has an ambitious Vision to transform public transport inorder “To be Your First Choice for Travel in Northern Ireland”.
This document is a summary of our strategy entitled ‘Get on Board’ which sets out our Vision, Mission and how we willdeliver results across four key objectives:
• Operational Excellence – to deliver excellent service performance • To deliver outstanding customer satisfaction at every touch point • To grow the number of passengers using public transport • To deliver value for money
Translink want the people of Northern Ireland to be proud of their local public transport services. We will work in collaboration with all our stakeholders to deliver integrated bus, coach and train services that will help Northern Ireland prosper and in turn enhance the lives of all citizens across our cities, towns and rural communities.
#getonboard
Page 193 Our Vision: Our Mission: “To be Your First Choice for Travel in Northern Ireland”. “To deliver a transformation in public transport, providing integrated services which connect people, enhance the economy and improve the environment, enabling a thriving Northern Ireland”. Key Goals Operational Customer Passenger Value Excellence Satisfaction Growth for Money Zero safety incidents >85% Customer Satisfaction Support modal shift towards Develop a sustainable financial model sustainable transport for investing in public transport >95% Service Punctuality <15 complaints per 100,000 journeys Grow passengers journeys to >85m Continuously focus on cost efficiency per year >99.5% Service Reliability Improve real time customer information Maximise opportunities to grow Deliver NI Executive flagship projects, revenues from all assets Exploit technology for greater the Belfast Hub and Belfast Rapid operational and planning efficiency Deliver innovative ticketing solutions Transit Consult with key stakeholders to review fares annually and promote best Continuously invest in our bus and rail Make our services inclusive and Complete rail infrastructure value fleet accessible to all improvements to Derry~Londonderry line and between Lisburn and Lurgan Work with key stakeholders to develop Enhance network resilience and Work with all stakeholders to support a transport strategy for our cities and journey times social inclusion in local communities Support station and park & ride towns Page 194 Page developments Investors in People Gold Forge partnerships to deliver cost Develop a long term strategic plan for effective and integrated travel solutions the Enterprise service for rural communities
Enhance Goldline, Ulsterbus, Metro and Airport connections Importance of Public Transport:
Enables economic growth Energy efficient and reduces congestion Supports retail & tourism Supports an active lifestyle Supports social inclusion
Full Strategy ‘Get on Board’ is available to view at: www.translink.co.uk/getonboardstrategy Recent Achievements
Safety Management Technology As part of our commitment to safety we have Real time passenger information and ticketing introduced a new integrated safety management now available on mobile devices. system across our network. 20% Services More customers buying tickets online and Appointed as the designated transport provider growing at 20% p.a. by the Department for Regional Development to deliver bus and rail services within Northern Ireland. 30,000 Over 30k young people are using our integrated yLink discount cards. 6% Fare paying passengers have grown by over 6% in the last 3 years. Audio/Visual New audio and visual bus stop announcements onboard all Metro services. Phase 2 On schedule to complete the Coleraine to Derry~Londonderry rail line phase 2 renewal works this year. Fleet Continued growth on our Derry~Londonderry to Belfast express route. £4.4m investment in 12 new double deck Goldline coaches. Track Rail line track improvements between Knockmore and Lurgan underway. 4,500 Over 4,500 face to face customer satisfaction interviews annually. 70% Over 50 Park & Ride facilities available with over 8,000 spaces and an average of over 70% utilisation. Employees Implementation of an Organisational Development Programme for all staff. Major Events Supporting transport plans for major NI events - Balmoral Show, the Irish Open, the Giro d’Italia, Accessibility All main bus and train facilities are fully Tall Ships and a number of music concerts and accessible. Regular engagement with a range of festivals. senior and disability groups on passenger needs.
1.2m Website attracts around 1.2m visits per month with 220,000 Over 220,000 concessionary fare passes active over 70% on mobile devices. We now have over for travel in the last year including 60+, Senior 80k followers on social media. and other accessibility passes.
Facilities A number of new stations and facilities enhanced across NI
How to find out more: www.translink.co.uk Page translinkni195 translink_ni translinkni This page is intentionally left blank Agenda Item 17
Title of Report: Officer presenting: Director of Environment & Regeneration Correspondence from Transport NI - Private Streets (NI) Order Author: Director of Environment & 1980 Regeneration
1 Purpose of Report/Recommendations 1.1 To inform Members of a private housing development adopted by Transport NI correspondence received 9 May 2016 Appendix.
2 Background 2.1 The development at Meadowhill, Drumleagagh Church Road, Drumquin (Stage 0,1&2)), has now been adopted by Transport NI under the Private Streets (NI) Order 1980.
3 Key Issues 3.1 This correspondence is passed for Members information.
4 Financial, Equality, Legal, HR and Other Implications 4.1 There are no financial, legal, HR or other implications.
5 Recommendations 5.1 Members are asked to note the content of this report.
Background Papers
Correspondence from Transport NI
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