Mid Ulster planning applications
SiteLens tracks and classifies every planning application submitted to Mid Ulster District Council, updated daily. Mid Ulster District Council received 267 planning applications in the last 90 days, 20 of them major schemes. 96% of the applications it decided were approved, with a median decision time of 53 days.
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Recent applications in Mid Ulster
See all →Majors and higher-value work first, tree works, condition discharges and adverts last.
St Patrick's GAC, Ballyneill Road Loup BT45 7TE
Sports and community complex at a GAA club, Mid Ulster. New 3,723 sqm facility including a covered 4G pitch, multi-purpose sports hall, pavilion with changing and gym spaces, and ancillary works at full application stage. Structural frame, cladding, synthetic pitch installation and M&E systems are…
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33 Blackpark Road Creagh Newbridge
Community sports hub with playing fields, pavilion and recreational facilities, Mid Ulster. Delivers a 5.6-hectare facility with grass pitch, ballcourts, spectator terraces, car parking and relocated gym building at full application stage. Groundworks, drainage, hard landscaping and sports…
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On Lands approximately 60M West of No.62 Forth Glen, Cookstown
20-dwelling residential scheme near Cookstown. New-build housing development on 0.96 hectare site at full application stage. Groundworks, drainage and frame packages drive early procurement, with brickwork and roofing following at volume.
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50M North West of No. 95 Lisaclare Road Stewartstown
1,440 sqm industrial extension for vehicle storage and repair, Stewartstown. New building adds storage and workshop space to an existing construction contractor's site, at full application stage. Portal frame, industrial flooring, drainage infrastructure and yard hardstanding dominate the package.
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140M North of 133 Ballinderry Bridge Road Cookstown
Single replacement dwelling outline renewal, Mid Ulster. One new house 140m north of the existing address, with the original retained for agricultural storage, at outline stage. Rural site clearance and foundation works drive groundwork costs; dwelling specification remains open pending reserved…
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Land approximately 200M North West of 32 Dunmurry Road Draperstown
Free-range poultry unit for 15,000 laying hens, Draperstown. New agricultural building with egg packing, litter store, meal silos and renewable energy at full application stage. Structural steelwork, cladding, concrete aprons and renewable installation packages open immediately, with drainage and…
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52 Lowertown Road Bush Dungannon BT71 6QJ
Two-storey detached outbuilding with carport and games room, Dungannon. Erects a new free-standing structure with ground-floor open carport and first-floor games room/home office. Timber frame, roofing, glazing and concrete foundations dominate a specialist outbuilding package.
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Adjacent to and West of 44 Killyliss Manor, Eglish Dungannon
Two detached dwellings with garages, Dungannon. Erects two new two-storey homes with associated domestic garages and site works at full application stage. Groundworks, structural frame, roofing and brickwork packages suit house-builders and subcontractors, with M&E and drainage completing the scope.
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47 Glen Rd Maghera BT46 5AP
276 sqm specialist school extension, Maghera. Two new classrooms and ancillary spaces plus covered play areas and internal reconfiguration at full application stage. Building envelope, internal partitioning, M&E and specialist acoustic finishes suit educational contractors and classroom fit-out…
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54 Coolreagh Manor Claggan Lane/Coolreagh Road Cookstown
Two semi-detached houses replacing one detached dwelling, Cookstown. Demolishes an existing detached home and erects two new two-storey semi-detached units at full application stage. Demolition, groundworks, structural frame and roofing packages dominate, with brickwork and M&E running in parallel.
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Lands adjacent to and South of No 121 Ruskey Road The Loup Moneymore
Eight-dwelling residential scheme renewal, Moneymore. Erects four semi-detached and four detached homes with roads, access and treatment plant at full application stage. Groundworks, drainage and frame packages precede brickwork and roofing, with hard landscaping completing the site.
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Land between 189 and 191 Dyan Road Dungannon
Two infill dwellings, outline permission sought, Dungannon. Proposes two new homes on a 0.29 ha site between existing properties, at outline stage. Groundworks and drainage infrastructure, then frame and envelope packages, suit local housebuilders and subcontractors.
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Sites between 10 and 12 Ballyscullion Lane Bellaghy
Two-dwelling infill scheme with garages, Bellaghy, outline permission sought. Proposes two new homes on an infill site between existing properties at outline stage. Groundworks, drainage and frame packages open first; garage structure and finishes follow.
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Approx. 40M Southeast of 49 Mullaghboy Road Bellaghy
Reserved matters approval for a dwelling and garage, Mid Ulster. Approves detailed design and layout of one dwelling with associated garage following an outline consent. Foundation, drainage and frame packages are now specified and can be procured against fixed detail.
7 Corchoney Road Cookstown BT80 9HU
Permanent steel-frame and metal-clad extension replacing temporary structures, Cookstown. Replaces a tent and container with a 275 sqm permanent addition to an existing building at full application stage. Steel frame, metal cladding and M&E packages define the scope for industrial contractors and…
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Planning appeals in Mid Ulster District Council
Mid Ulster District Council is not in England, so the Planning Inspectorate does not decide its planning appeals. They are decided by Planning Appeals Commission (PAC). SiteLens holds that body’s own record, read against that nation’s rate instead.
SiteLens is still collecting the Planning Appeals Commission's record, so a rate now would reflect which parts have been collected, not how Mid Ulster District Council fares.
Source: the Planning Appeals Commission's own published case record. Still being collected, so the counts are a floor.
Mid Ulster District Council approval rates by application type
Share of decided applications approved in the last 12 months.
- householder93% (29 decided)
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