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Retention of entrance pillars as constructed.

65A Syerla Road Dungannon BT71 7EP.

Permission GrantedReference: LA09/2019/0620/FMid Ulster District Council

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Application summary

Status
Permission Granted
Application type
Full
Received
9 May 2019
Validated
10 May 2019
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Mid Ulster District Council

Application overview

Retention of entrance pillars as constructed.

Proposal details

Reference
LA09/2019/0620/F
Alternative references
PAO798118
Ward
Moy
Parish
Dungannon
Agent
Marcus Kerr Design

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Application location

65A Syerla Road Dungannon BT71 7EP.

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Approval Decision Notice Approval Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF9 Jul 2019View
Professional Planning Report Professional Planning ReportProfessional Planning Report · PDF9 Jul 2019View
Approved Drawings Approved DrawingsDrawings accompanying a Decision · PDF9 Jul 2019View
Historic Environment Division (HED) PAO798118_Historic Environment Division (HED)_Consultation Response_1162019155041.PDFConsultation Response · PDF11 Jun 2019View
A1 02 Rev 1 A1 02 Rev 1Site Layout or Block Plan · PDF11 Jun 2019View
Neighbour Notification Letter - PRY6S4SV5001Neighbour Notification Letter23 May 2019View
Neighbour Notification Letter - PRY6S2SV5000Neighbour Notification Letter23 May 2019View
Neighbour Notification Letter - PRY6S6SV5001Neighbour Notification Letter23 May 2019View
Historic Environment Division (HED) Consultation Letter - PRWRSNSVAP000Consultation Request22 May 2019View
Application Form PHD PAO798118_Original Application Form_001Original Application Form · PDF16 May 2019View
A4 Site Location Plan 01 PAO798118_Site Location Plan_001Site Location Plan · PDF16 May 2019View
A1 Site Layout 02 PAO798118_Site Layout or Block Plan_001Site Layout or Block Plan · PDF16 May 2019View
Acknowledgement - PRALWSSVC000Acknowledgement10 May 2019View

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