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Erection of dwelling and domestic garage in a gap site under CTY 8 of PPS21

Land Between 65 Dungannon Road And 48 Cravenny Road Ballygawley

Permission GrantedReference: LA09/2022/0034/OMid Ulster District Council

Last published check: 8 Oct 2026, 23:22. Check the council record for more recent changes.

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  5. Decision Issued Date

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Application summary

Status
Permission Granted
Application type
Outline
Received
10 Jan 2022
Validated
10 Jan 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Mid Ulster District Council

Application overview

Erection of dwelling and domestic garage in a gap site under CTY 8 of PPS21

Proposal details

Reference
LA09/2022/0034/O
Alternative references
PAO955826
Ward
Ballygawley
Parish
Clogher Valley
Agent
Bernard J Donnelly

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Application location

Land Between 65 Dungannon Road And 48 Cravenny Road Ballygawley

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Approved Plan Approved PlanDrawings accompanying a Decision · PDF16 Mar 2022View
Development Management Officer Report Development Management Officer ReportProfessional Planning Report · PDF16 Mar 2022View
Approved Decision Notice Approved Decision NoticeSigned Decision Notice · PDF16 Mar 2022View
IN-Roads Service Enniskillen PAO955826_IN-Roads Service Enniskillen_Consultation Response_252202212118.docConsultation Response25 Feb 2022View
IN-Roads Service Enniskillen PAO955826_IN-Roads Service Enniskillen_Consultation Response_252202212111.docxConsultation Response25 Feb 2022View
Neighbour Notification Letter - R730ILSV5000Neighbour Notification Letter10 Feb 2022View
Neighbour Notification Letter - R730IOSV5001Neighbour Notification Letter10 Feb 2022View
DFI Roads - Enniskillen Office Consultation Letter - R6XNC1SV5000Consultation Request7 Feb 2022View
A4 01 PAO955826_Site Location Plan_001Site Location Plan · PDF26 Jan 2022View
P1 PAO955826_Original Application Form_001Original Application Form · PDF26 Jan 2022View
Acknowledgement - R5JWWJSVJT000Acknowledgement11 Jan 2022View

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Decision & conditions

Permission Granted
Approved Plan Approved Plan Approved Decision Notice Approved Decision Notice
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