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Planning Application Decisions Issued January 2020 Planning Application Decisions Issued January 2020 Reference Number Location Proposal Application Date Decision Issued Status LA09/2015/0558/F Moyola Precision Engineering 4-8 Curran Factory and office refurbishment of No 4 PERMISSION 18/12/2019 Road Castledawson Magherafelt Curran Road with building extensions to GRANTED facilitate office and shop floor interlinks with existing No 6 Curran Road offices and shop floor manufacturing facilities for CNC manufacture and precision engineering of precision integrated parts including R & D Assembly all within Light Industrial B2 Class. (Amended 08/05/19) CNC machining, storage and office area layout as per CD-1512-62 attached LA09/2015/0782/F Site 60m North of 52 Ballymoghan Road Change of Use to Storage and Distribution PERMISSION 23/01/2019 Magherafelt Unit - (Class B4) (Additional information GRANTED received in relation to the proposed access) LA09/2015/0919/F Lands adjacent to 1 Drapersfield Road Renewal of planning permission for PERMISSION 03/05/2019 Cookstown residential development. 12 terraced GRANTED houses comprising of 2 designs with associated access road, parking and minor road works along the length of Drapersfield Road LA09/2015/1284/F Lands immediately N.W. of 10 Altmore Proposed housing development consisting PERMISSION 28/05/2019 View of 4 two storey 4 bedroom semi detached GRANTED Cappagh Dungannon dwellings and access road. Planning Application Decisions Issued January 2020 LA09/2016/0010/F 50 Mountjoy Road Housing development of 20 no two storey PERMISSION 22/01/2019 Killeen Crossroads and lands adjacent to detached and semi- detached dwellings GRANTED Coollough Drive Killeen Coalisland. LA09/2016/0110/O 30m NW of 125 Gulladuff Road Bellaghy Proposed infill dwelling and garage PERMISSION 24/09/2019 GRANTED LA09/2016/0114/O 20m East of 6 Peace Haven Crescent Infill Dwelling PERMISSION 13/03/2019 Rocktown Bellaghy GRANTED LA09/2016/0470/F 111 Ballynakilly Road Coalisland Retention of the change of use of existing PERMISSION 13/06/2019 buildings to Class B2 Light Industrial, GRANTED Class B3 General Industrial and Class B4 Storage and Distribution LA09/2016/0540/F 89 Tirkane Road Maghera Proposed replacement dwelling plus PERMISSION 02/07/2019 retention, renovation and extension of GRANTED existing listed building to provide single unit of accommodation LA09/2016/0593/LBC 89 Tirkane Road Maghera Proposed replacement dwelling plus PERMISSION 02/07/2019 retention ,renovation and extension of GRANTED existing listed building to provide single unit of accommodation LA09/2016/0690/F Adjacent to 3 Killymuck Road Upperlands Proposed retrospective application for PERMISSION 11/02/2019 Maghera beauty salon and car sales area with GRANTED associated office and valet facility LA09/2016/0848/O 30m West/South West of No. 88A Five Proposed Dwelling and Garage under CTY PERMISSION 05/04/2019 Mile Straight Bracaghreilly Maghera 2a REFUSED Planning Application Decisions Issued January 2020 LA09/2016/0889/F 40m South West of 38 Lisnamuck Road Proposed conversion of a redundant PERMISSION 04/03/2019 Tobermore Magherafelt building to form one dwelling GRANTED LA09/2016/1040/F Lands opposite 8 Ballyheifer Road Retrospective application for the retention PERMISSION 10/01/2019 Magherafelt of the single storey portal frame shed (for REFUSED storage/ distribution in association with a landscaping business) and associated site works. LA09/2016/1122/F 40 m North East of 48 Waterfoot Road Proposed new farm dwelling PERMISSION 12/11/2019 Magherafelt GRANTED LA09/2016/1223/F 111 Ballynakilly Road Coalisland Retention of 3 hard standing areas PERMISSION 23/01/2019 incidental to the use of the engineering GRANTED workshop ie, storage provision, car parking, turning and circulation space LA09/2016/1231/F Lands immediately North of Chestnut Housing Development consisting of 21 no PERMISSION 09/07/2019 Grove Dungannon Road Aughnacloy Two Storey Dwellings and Private Waste GRANTED Water Treatment Plant. LA09/2016/1481/F 138-140 Dungannon Road Ballygawley Spray booth extension at existing PERMISSION 05/04/2019 workshop GRANTED LA09/2016/1703/O 89 Clady Road Portglenone Change of use of waste management PERMISSION 12/02/2019 facility for the treat and dismantling of end GRANTED of life vehicles, to a residential development comprising 8no units (6 semi detached and 2 apartments) Planning Application Decisions Issued January 2020 LA09/2016/1719/A 26 Charlemont Street Moy 1no Vertical Free Standing Sign PERMISSION 11/03/2019 Dungannon GRANTED LA09/2016/1793/F Lands opposite (South East) of 17-31 Housing development of 18 detached PERMISSION 25/01/2019 Benburb Road dwellings, associated site works and GRANTED Moy landscaping (House types 9 and 10 details received) LA09/2016/1797/F Lands 50 m east and south east of 20 Change of house type and re- siting of PERMISSION 21/06/2019 Loughdoo Road Cookstown dwelling location to that previously GRANTED approved under I/ 2008/0310/RM LA09/2017/0086/F Opposite 17 Moveagh Road Cookstown Extension to machine hire and repair PERMISSION 03/07/2019 business to provide yard for storage of GRANTED agricultural machinery LA09/2017/0122/F 140 Dungannon Road Ballygawley Secure garage for the safe storage of PERMISSION 15/01/2019 vehicles GRANTED LA09/2017/0126/F Site at Magherafelt Road Draperstown Housing Development to include reduction PLANNING 12/06/2019 at junction with Drumard Road of dwelling units to 37no units and APPEAL IN alterations to house types from previous PROGRESS lapsed permission ref H/2008/0216/F (amended plans ·& noise report received ) LA09/2017/0232/F 62 Crossowen Road Clogher Proposed cow and calf unit to be built over PERMISSION 06/06/2019 Co Tyrone BT76 0AT existing slurry tank GRANTED Planning Application Decisions Issued January 2020 LA09/2017/0283/F Located 60m South of 62 Glen Road Proposed retaining wall within existing PERMISSION 15/01/2019 Maghera due east of sites 3 approved housing development GRANTED 4 and 5 Glen Gardens off Glen Road (H/2014/0314/F) Maghera LA09/2017/0327/F 205m North West of 33 Gortnaglough Erection of free range poultry house with 2 PERMISSION 18/09/2019 Road Gortnaglough Stewartstown no. feeder bins, washing collection tank, GRANTED standby generator building, litter storage shed and associated site works (to contain 16000 free range egg laying hens) LA09/2017/0339/O Site adjacent and SW 32 Coalisland Light industrial development including site PERMISSION 09/07/2019 Road Lurganboy works and new access GRANTED Dungannon LA09/2017/0348/F 70m South West of 21 Ballymacombs Proposed housing development consisting PERMISSION 19/02/2019 Road Portglenone of 25 No. Dwellings (18 semi-detached GRANTED and 7 detached) with associated access ,roads and landscaping) (Amended plans) Planning Application Decisions Issued January 2020 LA09/2017/0352/F Lands at Tullyreavey House 70 Alterations to approved anaerobic PERMISSION 24/04/2019 Tullyodonnell Road Rock digestion facility previously granted under GRANTED Dungannon I/2011/0378/F to include repositioning of proposed CHP building and emergency flare, reduction in size and repositioning of proposed digester tank insertion of second digester tank, repositioning of reception pre-pit, agricultural feeder and agricultural storage tank and insertion of concrete pump room between proposed digester tanks and removal of gas storage tanks upon lands (additional environmental information) LA09/2017/0429/F Adjacent to (55m South West ) of 3 Proposed renewal of previous approval PERMISSION 07/02/2019 Mulnavoo Road Draperstown H/2012/0010/F erection of a wind turbine GRANTED with a 40m hub height with a maximum output not exceeding 250Kw (to serve for and export to the grid) LA09/2017/0431/F 137 Mullinahoe Road Ardboe Demolition of existing buildings and PERMISSION 22/01/2019 construction of 42 houses GRANTED LA09/2017/0515/O 26m South East of 8 Tumpher Road and Housing Development PERMISSION 17/01/2020 the junction of Tumpher GRANTED Mousetown and Stewartstown Road Coalisland LA09/2017/0518/F Moneymore GAA club 12 Springhill Road Proposed new underage / training pitch PERMISSION 12/02/2019 Moneymore and multi-purpose shed (for the storage of GRANTED equipment associated with the GAA club and indoor training space) Planning Application Decisions Issued January 2020 LA09/2017/0519/DC Development on lands at 14 Moneymore Discharge of condition 3 planning CONDITION 11/03/2019 Road permission LA09/2016/0730/F DISCHARGE D situated adjacent and S.W. of Oakvale Manor adjacent and N.E. of Thornhill Avenue between Coolshinney Road and Moneymore Road Magherafelt LA09/2017/0567/F Lands at and between 48 Coalisland Extension to existing factory to provide PERMISSION 09/01/2019 Road and 11 Cookstown Road additional production space and office GRANTED Dungannon (Former Tyrone Brick Works accommodation, engineering works to re- Site) including lands at Rossmore Road contour ground levels and other ground and Cookstown Road. works including retaining structure to provide serviced industrial and commercial sites. Construction of a new through road linking Coalisland Road to Carland Road and associated right hand turning lane including realignment of Rossmore Road. LA09/2017/0575/F 1-3 Tullylagan Road Sandholes 2 no. Class B2 workshops to replace PERMISSION 27/06/2019 Cookstown existing farm buildings GRANTED LA09/2017/0604/F 30m NW of 30 Lomond Heights Housing development to include 8no two PERMISSION 13/11/2019 Cookstown storey semi-detached dwellings and 3no GRANTED two storey detached dwellings (11 units total) LA09/2017/0680/F Site adjacent to 82 Sixtowns Road Amendments to previously approved PERMISSION 12/03/2019 Draperstown and approx. 30m application Ref H/ 2006/0491/F. Change of GRANTED S.E. of 2-10 Whitewater Court Straw house types on previously approved plots Draperstown 9-23, IE 14No dwellings using road constructed under application H/2011/0006/F Planning Application Decisions Issued January 2020 LA09/2017/0743/LBC Copperfields Nursing Home 1 -3 Moore Removal of existing W.C and addition of PERMISSION 19/07/2019 Street Aughnacloy proposed disabled GRANTED W.C and additional office space to the existing office block LA09/2017/0753/F Lands approx.
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