Councils › Lisburn and Castlereagh › S/2005/1579/F
Proposed residential development comprising 15 units (Terraces and apartments).
- Reference
- S/2005/1579/F
- Status
- Refused
- Application type
- Full
- Location
- Land adjacent to and south of Holy Trinity Cemetery and to the east of Holy Trinity Nursery School Trinity Terrace Longstone Street Lisburn.
- Council
- Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council
- Received
- 17-Nov-05
- Added
- 17 Nov 2005
Planning history at this location
3 other applications recorded at or next to this site.
- S/2006/0373/F Granted
Residential development comprising of 15 No. own door private apartments.
- S/2002/0188/O Granted
Residential development 4 townhouses (2½ - storey) and 8 apartments.
- S/1976/0424 Granted
TWO PAIRS OF SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES
Recent applications nearby
- LA05/2026/0777/F VALID
Proposed detached single storey garage and garden room
- LA05/2026/0675/LBC SITE INSPECTED
Solar PV Installation on the roof at the rear of the building on the wardsborough road (this is on a newer building extension added to the listed building). So…
- LA05/2026/0652/F NEIGHBOURS NOTIFIED
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
Proposal for change of use from shop to hot food/coffee shop/sandwich bar not cooking on site- heating premade food cold sandwiches takeaway coffee
- LA05/2026/0643/A SITE INSPECTED
3 Shop sign 2 Digital 11 Prismatic 1 Projecting sign
- LA05/2026/0550/DC VALID
Discharge of Condition 6 of planning approval LA05/2020/0503/F- submission of detailed landscaping scheme
- LA05/2026/0531/F SITE INSPECTED
Removal of existing defective retaining wall with 2m timber boarded fence over on the south boundary of the site facing onto the moira Road (A3). Regrading of…
- LA05/2026/0521/DC Decided
Application to discharge conditions 12 and 14 of planning permission LA05/2025/0832/F Condition 12 of the planning permission states: ‘No development shall com…