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Demolition of 2no garage/timber stores constructed in corrugated tin and block/plaster walls.
- Reference
- S/2004/1236/DCA
- Status
- Granted
- Application type
- Conservation Area Consent
- Location
- 1 Sackville Street Lisburn
- Council
- Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council
- Received
- 30-Jul-04
- Added
- 30 Jul 2004
Planning history at this location
5 other applications recorded at or next to this site.
- LA05/2017/0518/F Granted
Erection of an external lift to provide accessibility to first floor classrooms
- S/2009/0896/F Withdrawn
Change of use from vacant offices to dentist surgery.
- S/2004/1147/F Granted
Conversion and extension of existing store/office
- S/1996/0370 Granted
Replacement workshop & offices
- S/1976/0644 Granted
CHANGE OF USE OF HOUSE TO EXTENSION FOR EXISTING PREMISES
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Refurbishment of the existing two-storey retail property comprising the replacement of existing windows and shopfront together with associated internal alterat…
- LA05/2026/0649/F SITE INSPECTED
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- LA05/2026/0600/F Approved
Proposed single Storey Extension to rear Rear Flat roof change to a pitched roof and ground floor rear facade changes
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- LA05/2026/0521/DC Decided
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