Search Carn planning applications
32 applications on record · within 1 km of the centre of Carn · updated daily · Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council
Only 0 applications in the last 90 days, so this shows every one we hold.
- 77 Corick Road & finishing 105m NW of 77 Corick Road, DungivenAwaiting decision1 New span of 240V Low Voltage overhead line to supply a new dwelling with electricity (Site address amended)FullReceived 28 Nov 2023LA01/2023/1231/F
- 175m North West of 77 Corrick Road DungivenApprovedProposed dwelling and detached domestic garageFullReceived 31 Jan 2022Decided 6 Oct 2022LA01/2022/0115/F
- 175m North West of 77 Corrick Road DungivenApprovedProposed site of dwelling and detached domestic garageOutlineReceived 8 Jul 2019Decided 30 Jun 2021LA01/2019/0773/O
- Lands between 923 and 925 Glenshane Road Dungiven.ApprovedProposed Site for two infill dwellings at lands between nos. 923 and 925 Glenshane Road, Dungiven. Renewal of Planning Permission B/2012/0265/O.OutlineReceived 15 Feb 2016Decided 13 Oct 2016LA01/2016/0242/O
- Approx 165m W of No 938 Glenshane Road Dungiven (Formerly known as no 934)ApprovedProposed replacement dwelling and garageFullReceived 15 Jun 2015Decided 7 Feb 2017LA01/2015/0303/F
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About Carn
Carn, the official magazine of the Celtic League, serves as a vibrant link between the Celtic nations. Its name, derived from the Celtic word for 'cairn', reflects its cultural significance and is recognized across all living Celtic languages. For those researching planning applications in the area, understanding the community's cultural initiatives, such as Carn, can provide valuable insights into local identity and heritage.
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