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Planning Applications Decisions Issued Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 15/10/2018 To: 21/10/2018 No. of Applications: 37 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2017/0030/F Anthony Havern 46 40A Chancellors Road 6 No sites for new dwellings Permission 19/10/2018 89.2 Lisgullion Park Newry Granted Newry BT35 8PU LA07/2017/1186/F Wolfhill Developments Ltd 4 4 Lurgancanty Road Change of use and conversion Permission 15/10/2018 59.6 Lurgancanty Road Clontifleece of part of former school Granted Clontifleece Warrenpoint building to provide a single Warrenpoint detached dwelling including BT34 3QW alterations and extension. LA07/2017/1256/O Trevor Mawhinney 82 A Land between 205 and 209 Dwelling on a farm Permission 17/10/2018 58.4 Carryduff Road Belfast Road Granted Temple Ballynahinch Lisburn BT24 8UR BT27 6UA LA07/2017/1767/F Translink 3 Milewater Road 83 Market Street Vehicle Barrier System to both Permission 19/10/2018 45.4 Belfast Downpatrick vehicle entrance and exit. The Granted BT3 9BG BT30 6LZ barrier is required to prohibit pedestrians entering the site via vehicle accesses LA07/2018/0394/F NIHE (South Region) South 1 Seaview Proposed single storey front, Permission 19/10/2018 32.2 East Office Ardglass side and rear extension, plus Granted 12 Frederick Street BT30 7SQ extension to site curtilage Newtownards BT23 4LR Page 1 of 9 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 15/10/2018 To: 21/10/2018 No. of Applications: 37 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/0420/F John Quinn Drumgooland Land to the north of Extension to existing Permission 17/10/2018 32.4 Parish Church Select Vestry Drumgooland Parish Church graveyard Granted C/O 23 Crabtree Road Ballyward Road Ballyroney Ballyward Banbridge Castlewellan BT32 5HP Co Down LA07/2018/0456/F Morgan & Caroline Morrison 15 Market Street Change of use from vacant Permission 19/10/2018 28.8 76a Crawsfordsburn Road Downpatrick retail bank to licensed Granted Drumaness Co Down restaurant to include Ballynahinch BT30 6LP accessible entrance, new BT24 8LZ glazing, new exterior finishes, dining/private dining, kitchen, stores, w.c suite/accessible w.c and rear smoking area/ outside dining LA07/2018/0594/F Historic Environment Division 2 Castle Hill Replacement of existing Permission 17/10/2018 24.6 1-7 Bedford Street (106m north of 6 Castle Hill) handrails & walkway to the top Granted Belfast Dundrum of the castle BT2 7EG LA07/2018/0710/F Mr David Campbell 71a 71a Ballybannan Road Renovation & extension Permission 19/10/2018 22.2 Ballybannan Road Castlewellan including single-storey Granted Castlewellan sunroom and 2 storey rear extension LA07/2018/0749/F Aidan Smyth 65 65 Drumsnade Road Change of house type from Permission 19/10/2018 21.8 Drumsnade Road Drumaness that approved under reference Granted Drumaness Ballynahinch number LA07/2015/1173/F BT24 8NG Page 2 of 9 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 15/10/2018 To: 21/10/2018 No. of Applications: 37 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/0851/F John Collins Roundhouse 28a-28 Stream Street Patio incorporating smoking Permission 19/10/2018 19.4 Bar Downpatrick area in rear yard of licensed Granted 28a-28 Stream Street premises (Retrospective) Downpatrick BT30 6DE LA07/2018/0875/F Drumgath GFC St Patricks Drumgath GFC Proposed upgrade of existing Permission 19/10/2018 18.2 Park Barnmeen St Patricks Park grass training pitch to 3g/4g Granted Rathfriland Barnmeen pitch with associated fence BT34 5AX Rathfriland enclosure and ball stops. BT34 5AX LA07/2018/0923/F Veronica Anderson 24 Lands opposite (75m West) of Proposed dwelling and garage Permission 19/10/2018 17.2 Edenmore Road 24 Edenmore Road to substitute outline planning Granted Mayobridge Mayobridge approval reference Newry Newry LA07/2017/0576/O BT34 2JH BT34 2JH Proposed dwelling and garage to substitute outline planning approval ref. LA07/2017/0576/ O LA07/2018/1079/F Mrs Eleanor Kenny 12 Pine No. 34 Newtown Road Proposed improvements to Permission 19/10/2018 14.2 Valley Rostrevor existing entrance Granted Rostrevor BT34 3BZ LA07/2018/1088/F Mr Graham Spencer 102 102 Burren Road Extension and alterations to Permission 19/10/2018 14 Burren Road Burren existing dwelling and garage to Granted Warrenpoint Warrenpoint provide granny flat BT34 3XT BT34 3XT accommodation (additional plans received) Page 3 of 9 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 15/10/2018 To: 21/10/2018 No. of Applications: 37 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1109/F Heather Newell 27 22 Main Street Proposed change of use from Permission 19/10/2018 13.8 Roservoir Road Annalong dwelling house to Beauty Granted Banbridge BT34 4QH Salon with single storey BT32 4LD extension to rear and new shop front (amended plans and description) LA07/2018/1110/DC TSA Planning 20 May lands at McKnights Hill Discharge of condition 17 of Refusal 19/10/2018 13.4 Street Bessbrook planning application Belfast Newry. LA07/2016/0617/F - Proposed BT1 4NL residential development to include 246 dwellings associated garages and driveways, site access, provision of children's Play Area and associated site works on Lands at McKnights Hill, Bessbrook, Newry. Conditions reads as 'No site works of any nature or development shall take place until a programme of archaeological work has been implemented, in accordance with a written scheme and programme prepared by a qualified archaeologist, submitted by the applicant and approved by the Department. The programme should provide for the identification and evaluation of Page 4 ofarchaeological 9 remains within the site, for mitigation of the impacts of development, through excavation recording or by preservation of remains, and for preparation of an archaeological report. Reason: to ensure that archaeological remains within the application site are properly identified, and protected or appropriately recorded.' LA07/2018/1110/DC TSA Planning 20 May lands at McKnights Hill Discharge of condition 17 of Refusal 19/10/2018 13.4 Street Bessbrook planning application Belfast Newry. LA07/2016/0617/F - Proposed BT1 4NL residential development to include 246 dwellings associated garages and driveways, site access, provision of children's Play Area and associated site works on Lands at McKnights Hill, Bessbrook, Newry. Conditions reads as 'No site works of any Planning Applications Decisionsnature or development Issued shall take place until a programme From: 15/10/2018 To: 21/10/2018of archaeological work has been implemented, in No. of Applications: 37accordance with a written scheme and programme prepared by a qualified Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location archaeologist,Proposal submitted by the Decision Date Time to applicant and approved by the Decision Process Department. The programme Issued (Weeks) should provide for the identification and evaluation of archaeological remains within the site, for mitigation of the impacts of development, through excavation recording or by preservation of remains, and for preparation of an archaeological report. Reason: to ensure that archaeological remains within the application site are properly identified, and protected or appropriately recorded.' LA07/2018/1120/F Victoria Burden 84 Kilkeel 84 Kilkeel Road Proposed Rear Extension to Permission 19/10/2018 12.6 Road Annalong Dwelling and replacement Granted Annalong BT34 4TJ decking (amended plans) BT34 4TJ LA07/2018/1133/F Frank Clark 40 Flagstaff 40 Flagstaff Road Proposed improvements and Permission 19/10/2018 13.8 Road Newry extension to existing Refused Newry agricultural buildings LA07/2018/1162/F Patrick McVeigh C/O 1 Kildare Street New shop front facade (ground Permission 19/10/2018 12.4 McVeigh Estate Agents Newry floor only) Granted 1 Kildare Street BT34 1DQ Newry BT34 1DQ Page 5 of 9 Planning Applications Decisions Issued From: 15/10/2018 To: 21/10/2018 No. of Applications: 37 Reference Number Applicant Name & Address Location Proposal Decision Date Time to Decision Process Issued (Weeks) LA07/2018/1191/F Ian Jackson 61 Glasswater 61 Glasswater Road Single storey kitchen/living/ Permission 19/10/2018 11 Road Crossgar dining and master bedroom Granted Crossgar extension with associated BT30 9JA internal alterations LA07/2018/1210/F Mr & Mrs Martin McNamee 11A Mill Road Single storey sun lounge side Permission 16/10/2018 10.2 11A Mill Road Mullaghbawn extension to dwelling Granted Mullaghbawn BT35 9TZ BT35 9TZ LA07/2018/1211/F Education Authority 3 Windsor Hill Primary School Provision of prefabricated Permission 19/10/2018 10.6 Charlemont Place 5 Church Avenue accommodation to provide two Granted The Mall Newry classrooms, resource room, Armagh classroom stores and toilets BT61 9AX LA07/2018/1227/F Mr and Mrs G Cox 33 33 Holywood Grove Alterations and extension to Permission 19/10/2018 10.2 Hokywood Grove Newry existing detached garage to Granted Newry BT34 1BN provide guest bedroom and en- BT34 1BN suite to ground floor and music room and gym to first floor LA07/2018/1230/LDP Phillip Shields 25 Keel Point Murlough Farm Proposed extension of Permission 19/10/2018 9.4 Newcastle 25 Keel Point agricultural building for storage Refused BT33 0NQ Newcastle of machinery BT33 0NQ LA07/2018/1232/F Cunningham Butchers 13-21 Newcastle Street Proposed extension to café to Permission
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