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Non-material change to planning application LA03/2024/0925/F (Social housing development comprising 45 no. residential units with associated access, car parking landscaping and ancillary works); Minor changes in design to all houses types A, B, C and D

Lands within the southwest portion of the former Craighill Quarry, east of Ballyeaston Road and south of Craighill Park, Ballyclare

ValidReference: LA03/2026/0642/NMCAntrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council

Application location

Lands within the southwest portion of the former Craighill Quarry, east of Ballyeaston Road and south of Craighill Park, Ballyclare

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Application summary

Status
Valid
Application type
Non Material Change
Received
4 Sept 2026
Validated
4 Sept 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council

Application overview

Non-material change to planning application LA03/2024/0925/F (Social housing development comprising 45 no. residential units with associated access, car parking landscaping and ancillary works); Minor changes in design to all houses types A, B, C and D

Proposal details

Reference
LA03/2026/0642/NMC
Alternative references
PP-15204577
Ward
Ballyclare East
Agent
Gravis Planning

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form10 Sept 2026View
Cover LetterApplication Form10 Sept 2026View
Acknowledge ApplicationCorrespondence with Applicant/Agent/Solicitor10 Sept 2026View
02 proposed site planSite Layout or Block Plan10 Sept 2026View
01 site location planSite Location Plan10 Sept 2026View
03 hta and a1 proposed plansProposed Plans10 Sept 2026View
04 htb and b1 proposed plansProposed Plans10 Sept 2026View
05 htc and c1 proposed plansProposed Plans10 Sept 2026View
06 htd proposed plansProposed Plans10 Sept 2026View
07 hta and a1 proposed elevationsProposed Plans10 Sept 2026View
08 hta and hta1 proposed elevationsProposed Plans10 Sept 2026View
09 hta1 elevations plot 10 and 11Proposed Plans10 Sept 2026View
10 hta1 elevations 41 and 42Proposed Plans10 Sept 2026View
11 htb and htb1 proposed elevations 34 and 35Proposed Plans10 Sept 2026View
12 htb and htb1 proposed elevations 32 and 33Proposed Plans10 Sept 2026View
13 htb1 elevations 2 and 3Proposed Plans10 Sept 2026View
14 htb and htb1 proposed elevations 4 and 5Proposed Plans10 Sept 2026View
15 htc elevations render 44 and 45Proposed Plans10 Sept 2026View
16 htc1 elevations 26 and 27Proposed Plans10 Sept 2026View
17 htc1 elevations 39 and 40Proposed Plans10 Sept 2026View
18 htd elevationsProposed Plans10 Sept 2026View

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