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Creation of new entrance only access to existing commercial premises to allow for new one way system, including demolition of existing dwelling and provision of gates and pillars.

106 Coagh Street Cookstown BT80 8NQ

Permission GrantedReference: LA09/2022/1161/FMid Ulster District Council

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106 Coagh Street Cookstown BT80 8NQ

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Application summary

Status
Permission Granted
Application type
Full
Received
18 Jul 2022
Validated
18 Jul 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Mid Ulster District Council

Application overview

Creation of new entrance only access to existing commercial premises to allow for new one way system, including demolition of existing dwelling and provision of gates and pillars.

Proposal details

Reference
LA09/2022/1161/F
Ward
Cookstown East
Parish
Cookstown
Agent
Manor Architects Ltd

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
DELEGATED REPORT (DEL)Report · PDF22 Dec 2022View
FULL - PERMISSION GRANTEDDecision · PDF22 Dec 2022View
APPROVED DRAWINGSDrawings accompanying a Decision · PDF22 Dec 2022View
05 - ACCESS LAYOUTRoad Access Plan · PDF9 Dec 2022View
DFI ROADS COOKSTOWN TEAM 1Consultee Comment1 Nov 2022View
STANDARD CONSULTATION LETTERConsultation Request · PDF12 Sept 2022View
STANDARD NN LETTER (BULK)Neighbour Notification Letter · PDF12 Sept 2022View
ACKNOWLEDGE APP AND FEE RECEIPTAcknowledgement · PDF18 Jul 2022View
A4 APP FORM P1Original Application Form · PDF18 Jul 2022View
A3 SITE LOCATION 01Site Location Plan · PDF18 Jul 2022View
A3 EXISTING SITE PLAN 02Site Layout or Block Plan · PDF18 Jul 2022View
A3 PROPOSED SITE PLAN 03Site Layout or Block Plan · PDF18 Jul 2022View
A3 SITE PLAN AND ELEVATIONS 04Site Layout or Block Plan · PDF18 Jul 2022View

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  3. Last Advertised In Press Date

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  4. Neighbour Consultation Expiry Date

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  5. Standard Consultation Expiry Date

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  6. Decision Made Date

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  7. Decision Issued Date

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  8. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

Permission Granted
FULL - PERMISSION GRANTED APPROVED DRAWINGS
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