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Proposed Hotel With Restaurant, Associated Parking, Landscaping And Access Works.

Lands On Northern Side Of Dunluce Road, Opposite And West Of All Weather Pitch Of Dunluce School, 16 Dunluce Road Bushmills

ValidReference: LA01/2026/1047/RMCauseway Coast and Glens Borough Council

Last published check: 2 Oct 2026, 16:24. Check the council record for more recent changes.

Application location

Lands On Northern Side Of Dunluce Road, Opposite And West Of All Weather Pitch Of Dunluce School, 16 Dunluce Road Bushmills

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Application summary

Status
Valid
Application type
Reserved Matters
Received
23 Sept 2026
Validated
1 Oct 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed Hotel With Restaurant, Associated Parking, Landscaping And Access Works.

Proposal details

Reference
LA01/2026/1047/RM
Alternative references
PP-15231373
Ward
Portrush and Dunluce
Agent
Donaldson Planning Ltd

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form2 Oct 2026View
Construction Environmental Management PlanOther Supporting Information2 Oct 2026View
Outdoor Lighting ReportOther Supporting Information2 Oct 2026View
Design & Access Statement & Planning StatementOther Supporting Information2 Oct 2026View
Landscape & Visual Impact Assessment (LVIA)Other Supporting Information2 Oct 2026View
LVIA Appendix 1Other Supporting Information2 Oct 2026View
Waste Management PlanOther Supporting Information2 Oct 2026View
Transport Assessment Form TAFOther Supporting Information2 Oct 2026View
Lighting Plan A1Site & Detailed Drawings2 Oct 2026View
Site Layout Plan A1Site Layout or Block Plan2 Oct 2026View
Proposed Drainage Constrcution Phase A1Site Layout or Block Plan2 Oct 2026View
Proposed Drainage Layout A1Site Layout or Block Plan2 Oct 2026View
Site Layout Plan A1Site Layout or Block Plan2 Oct 2026View
Topographical Survey A1Site Layout or Block Plan2 Oct 2026View
Site Location Map A3Site Location Plan2 Oct 2026View
Tree Protection Fencing A4Detailed Drawing Plans2 Oct 2026View
Landscape layout A1Landscaping Proposals2 Oct 2026View
Principal and Flank Elevations A1Proposed Elevations2 Oct 2026View
Rear and Flank Elevations A1Proposed Elevations2 Oct 2026View
Proposed Floor Plans A1Proposed Floor Plans2 Oct 2026View
Access Layout A1Road Access Plan2 Oct 2026View

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