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Certificate of lawfulness (existing) for retention of existing structures in association with approved shooting range LA09/2022/0010/LDP
Reference: LA09/2026/0630/LDE Mid Ulster District Council
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16 Jun 2026 18 Jun 2026 Show all published dates Application summary
Status Awaiting decision
Application type LD Certificate Existing
Received 16 Jun 2026
Validated 18 Jun 2026
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Mid Ulster District Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Certificate of lawfulness (existing) for retention of existing structures in association with approved shooting range LA09/2022/0010/LDP
Proposal details
Reference LA09/2026/0630/LDE
Alternative references DSFX1781599899290
Ward Draperstown
Parish Moyola
Agent Building Design Solutions Application location Lands approximately 215M NW of 269 Sixtowns Road, Draperstown.
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