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Proposal to block up existing vehicular access and create new vehicular access at 41 Clabby Road

41 Clabby Road Fivemiletown BT75 0QU

Permission GrantedReference: LA09/2025/0822/FMid Ulster District Council

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  1. Application Received 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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Application summary

Status
Permission Granted
Application type
Full
Received
6 Aug 2025
Validated
7 Aug 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Mid Ulster District Council

Application overview

Proposal to block up existing vehicular access and create new vehicular access at 41 Clabby Road

Proposal details

Reference
LA09/2025/0822/F
Alternative references
DSFX1754490588854
Ward
Fivemiletown
Parish
Clogher Valley
Agent
McNulty Architects & Environmental LTD

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Application location

41 Clabby Road Fivemiletown BT75 0QU

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
STAMPED APPROVED PLANSDrawings accompanying a Decision · PDF11 Nov 2025View
FULL - PERMISSION GRANTEDDecision · PDF11 Nov 2025View
DELEGATED REPORT (DEL)Report · PDF11 Nov 2025View
DFI ROADS DUNGANNON TEAM 1Consultee Comment18 Sept 2025View
DFI ROADS DUNGANNON TEAM 1Consultee Comment18 Sept 2025View
STANDARD CONSULTATION LETTERConsultation Request · PDF11 Sept 2025View
PROPOSED SITE LAYOUT 02 REV 01Site Layout or Block Plan · PDF8 Sept 2025View
EMAIL TO AGENTCorrespondence · PDF8 Sept 2025View
DFI ROADS DUNGANNON TEAM 1Consultee Comment22 Aug 2025View
STANDARD NN LETTER (BULK)Neighbour Notification Letter · PDF13 Aug 2025View
STANDARD CONSULTATION LETTERConsultation Request · PDF12 Aug 2025View
ACKNOWLEDGE APP AND FEE RECEIPTAcknowledgement · PDF7 Aug 2025View
SITE LOCATION MAP 01Site Location Plan · PDF6 Aug 2025View
PROPOSED SITE LAYOUT 02Site Layout or Block Plan · PDF6 Aug 2025View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF6 Aug 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Permission Granted
STAMPED APPROVED PLANS FULL - PERMISSION GRANTED
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