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Planning Applications Decisions Issued Decision Issued From: 01/06/2016 To: 30/06/2016 Planning Applications Decisions Issued Decision Issued From: 01/06/2016 To: 30/06/2016 Date Applicant Name & Decision Decision Reference Number Address Location Proposal Decision Date Issued B/2012/0334/F Sherrard Bros Sand lands 130m east of no. Extension to existing sand and Permission 05/05/2016 09/06/2016 and Gravel (NI) Ltd 49 Tully Road gravel extraction area (identified Granted c/o Six-West Ballykelly as Quarry A under planning County Londonderry consent B/2005/0428/F) including part-retrospective extraction operations (Additional Plans and Waste Management Plan submitted) B/2013/0226/F Declan McNicholl Turbine house 593m NW of To develop a microhydro Permission 17/06/2016 20/06/2016 11 Peters Road 173 Gelvin Road electricity generating renewable Granted Dungiven Dungiven energy system (60kw) on the Co Londonderry Co Londonderry. Intake Gelvin River on the outskirts of BT47 4QY structure 236m NW of 175 Dungiven. Electricity generated Gelvin Road to be exported to the grid B/2013/0228/F Mr Cromie Rear of 27-39 Pollysbrae Road Erection of 2 single storey Permission 14/06/2016 15/06/2016 Limavady dwellings (rooms in attic) Granted and detached garages B/2015/0036/F Mr Francis Connon 100m East of 2 no agricultural buildings and Permission 23/06/2016 27/06/2016 c/o Agent 25 Dowland Road underground slurry tank. Granted Limavady BT49 0HP Page 1 of 30 Date Applicant Name & Decision Decision Reference Number Address Location Proposal Decision Date Issued C/2011/0198/O Mr & Mrs Macfarlane No. 7 Dhu Varren Renewal of existing outline Permission 15/06/2011 15/06/2016 Glenmanus approval ref: C/2008/0024/O Granted Portrush - "redevelopment of existing dwelling to create site for residential development", approved 9 April 2008 C/2014/0341/F River Ridge River Ridge Recycling Extension to existing shed to Permission 10/06/2016 23/06/2016 Recycling c/o Agent 56 Craigmore Road provide an Internal Leachate Granted Ringsend Treatment Plant and installation Garvagh of external leachate collection/ BT51 5HF holding tank and shower C/2014/0496/F Mr K Morgan c/o 10 Dhu Varren Park Proposed re-development of Permission 06/06/2016 08/06/2016 Agent Portrush 10 Dhu Varren Park, Portrush Granted to provide 4 no town houses (2 no semi-detached blocks) to supersede application C/ 2007/0620/F C/2015/0067/F Mrs Rose O'Kane Lands Adjacent and South East Replacement of existing buildings Permission 06/06/2016 08/06/2016 C/o Agent of 21a Glen Road with 3 No. detached dwellings. Granted Glunullin Garvagh BT51 5BY. C/2015/0103/F G & J Robinson c/o 3 Blackrock Road Replacement dwelling with Permission 31/05/2016 10/06/2016 Agent Portrush integral garage Granted Page 2 of 30 Date Applicant Name & Decision Decision Reference Number Address Location Proposal Decision Date Issued E/2013/0130/F Portnaboe Ltd C/o Lands at The Nook Provision of 10 no. Guest Permission 26/05/2016 02/06/2016 Agent 48 Causeway Road Bedrooms in two new Buildings Granted Bushmills contained within the Curtilage Co. Antrim of The Nook BT57 8SU. E/2014/0094/F G V Contracts C/o 5-5a Shore Road Cushendall Erection of Two Storey Guest Permission 17/06/2016 20/06/2016 Agent Co. Antrim BT44 (amended House, Provision of Car Parking, Granted address) Construction of New Access and Associated Ancilliary Works E/2014/0234/F Rathlin Development 291m SE of Loughnanskan Erection of a Wind Turbine with a Permission 02/06/2016 02/06/2016 & Community Ass c/ Rathlin Island 30m hub height and a 30m rotor Granted o Agent Co Antrim diameter with a maximum output not exceeding 250kw LA01/2015/0207/DC Brockaghboy Land approx. 750m South East Discharge of conditions of AL 02/06/2016 02/06/2016 Windfarm Ltd of Dowlin's Bridge Brockaghboy Wind Farm Drumbane Road approved under ref Garvagh C/2007/1186/ F Coleraine BT51 5DR LA01/2015/0251/F Mr Nathan Opposite and North- East of Retention of Existing Access Permission 03/06/2016 08/06/2016 McKendry 33 111 Bellaghy Road serving Existing 225kw Turbine Granted Killyless Road Dunloy approved under Planning Cullybackey Ballymena Reference D/2010/0346/F BT42 1HB BT44 9PY Page 3 of 30 Date Applicant Name & Decision Decision Reference Number Address Location Proposal Decision Date Issued LA01/2015/0322/F Sempaug Lands to the rear of Erection of 17 detached Permission 08/06/2016 08/06/2016 Developments 109 Station Road dwellings with single storey Granted Ltd River House Portstewart garages, access arrangements, Business car parking, landscaping and Centre Castle associated site works Lane Coleraine BT51 3DR LA01/2015/0358/F Ian Purcell 48m West of Storage Yard for New Landscape Permission 17/06/2016 23/06/2016 41 Ballyhacket Road 41 Ballyhacket Road Material Business Granted Castlerock Castlerock BT51 4SQ 1 LA01/2015/0360/F Mr Mark Louden 73 Site at Proposed 1 /2 storey replacement Permission 03/06/2016 08/06/2016 Lisboy Road 75 Lisboy Road dwelling and detached garage Granted Dunloy Dunloy BT44 9BU Ballymena LA01/2015/0363/F Rachel Finch The Lands at former linen mill Proposed scheme to provide Permission 01/06/2016 07/06/2016 Hillquarter Bleach Green Lane a touring caravan park. Granted 89 Teeavan Road Dungiven Scheme includes renovation Dungiven and redevelopment of existing BT47 4SL linen mill buildings to provide park amenities and managers accommodation, new landscaping, roads and hard standing and ancillary development. LA01/2015/0396/F Mr & Mrs B Bradley Approx 280m South of Proposed change of house type Permission 31/05/2016 02/06/2016 10 Whitehall Avenue 5 Lagge Road for previously approved site with Granted Ballycastle Armoy garage BT54 6AW Page 4 of 30 Date Applicant Name & Decision Decision Reference Number Address Location Proposal Decision Date Issued LA01/2015/0399/F Niall O'Loughlin Site located at 16 Churchtown To develop a Microhydro Permission 15/06/2016 16/06/2016 65 Gorteade Road Road electricity generating renewable Granted Swatragh Garvagh. Intake is 530m West energy system (120kw) in the BT46 5RF of 16 Churchtown Road Agivey River on the outskirts of return point at proposed Garvagh town. Electricity turbine house is located 233m generated to be exported to the East of 16 Churchtown Road. grid. New turbine house to be Intake IGR 82598 /14854 constructed at return point, Turbine House IGR 83311 / existing weir to be used and 15010 110m of buried pipe to be installed in existing millrace channel with the remaining 670m through open fields LA01/2015/0421/F Mr & Mrs S Site to the Rear of 45 & Proposed Replacement Chalet Permission 21/06/2016 22/06/2016 McCollum 45A Ballyvennaght Road Bungalow Granted 45A Ballyvoy Ballycastle Ballyvennaght Road Ballyvoy Ballycastle BT54 6RL LA01/2015/0529/O Mr & Mrs Welch Between 72A & 74 Finvoy Proposed site for an infill dwelling Permission 16/06/2016 16/06/2016 74 Finvoy Road Road with detached garage/store, Granted Polintamny Ballymoney under CTY8 of PPS 21 Ballymoney BT53 7JG BT53 7JG Page 5 of 30 Date Applicant Name & Decision Decision Reference Number Address Location Proposal Decision Date Issued LA01/2015/0567/O Messrs Colin and Between 152 and 154 Proposed two storey 'infill' Permission 09/06/2016 14/06/2016 Ivan Neely Seacoast Road dwelling with detached Refused 2 Loguestown Court Limavady garage/ store Bushmills Road Coleraine LA01/2015/0622/NMC Northern Ireland Nos. 5, 6, 7 and 8 Carnmoon View Proposed Single Storey Consent 26/04/2016 15/06/2016 Housing Executive Liscolman Extensions Granted Hill Street Ballymoney Belfast LA01/2015/0659/F Mr Ronnie Cochrane Approx. 170m S.E. of 99 Proposed new dwelling Permission 20/06/2016 23/06/2016 11 Pullans Road Seacon Road Granted Coleraine Coleraine BT52 2JZ LA01/2015/0670/F Aircore 697m North East of 31 Relocation of wind turbine Permission 23/05/2016 07/06/2016 Drumhappy Road Drumhappy Road previously approved under Granted Ltd Alfred House Dungiven planning ref: B/2011/0063/F. 19-21 Alfred Street Turbine to have a 40m hub height Belfast BT2 8ED and a 39m rotor diameter LA01/2015/0708/RM Mr & Mrs Alvin Adjacent 10 Leeke Road Storey and a Half Private Permission 07/06/2016 17/06/2016 Rosborough 4 Bushmills Dwelling with Garage Granted Ashbrook Grove Coleraine BT52 1WL Page 6 of 30 Date Applicant Name & Decision Decision Reference Number Address Location Proposal Decision Date Issued LA01/2015/0713/O Mr Hugh McHenry Lands 50m S W of 119 Gelvin One and a Half Storey Permission 18/04/2016 28/06/2016 45 Ulsterville Road Replacement Dwelling. Granted Gardens Dungiven. Belfast BT9 7BA LA01/2015/0763/F Gerald O'Brien 58 Kilhoyle Road Proposed renovation and Permission 26/05/2016 07/06/2016 Lyndhurst Limavady conversion of existing barns to Granted Jacksmere Lane dwelling Scarisbrick Nr Ormstrich Lancashire L40 9RS LA01/2015/0764/O Mr James Nicholl Between 115 and 117 Bungalow with detached garage/ Permission 09/06/2016 10/06/2016 16 Dromore Cottages Glenhead Road store, including forming new 'paired' Granted Dromore Limavady entrance/exit with no 117 Glenhead Limavady Road. BT49 LA01/2015/0766/F Mr and Mrs C 8m North West of 275 Proposed new access to replace Permission 02/05/2016 14/06/2016 McLaughlin Drumsurn Road access approved under Granted 14 Church View Limavady B/2012/0153/F Drumsurn Limavady LA01/2015/0769/F Patrick O'Kane Site Adjacent to 76 Killylane Proposed Change of Access to Permission 18/04/2016 10/06/2016 71 Killylane Road Road Dwelling Granted Eglinton Eglinton BT47 3BT Page 7 of 30 Date Applicant Name & Decision Decision Reference Number Address Location Proposal Decision Date Issued LA01/2015/0798/RM M/s Katrina Killen Site Adjacent to South East of Proposed Dwelling on a Farm.
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