LA08/2025/1399/F

1. 7 Nov 2025

   Received by Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon

2. 14 May 2026

   Decision issued: Granted

3. 29 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Permission has been granted, usually subject to conditions listed on the decision notice, some of which must be discharged before work starts. The decision notice on the council portal sets out exactly what was approved.

Work must normally begin within three years of the decision or the permission lapses. Neighbours cannot appeal a grant; challenging one means judicial review of how the decision was made, within tight time limits.

A full application seeks permission for a complete, detailed proposal in one go: siting, design, access and landscaping are all fixed at this stage. It is the standard route for new buildings, conversions and changes of use. The statutory target is eight weeks for smaller schemes and thirteen weeks for major development, though complex cases often take longer by agreement.

More on full applications applications in our guide

• LA08/2025/1009/F Granted

  Site at no.26 Seagoe Industrial Area and nos.7 - 9 Seagoe Industrial Area, Portadown BT63 5QD

  Change of use from existing warehouse (B4) at no.26 Seagoe Industrial Area to offices (A2) including relocation of existing staff and abandonment of the current office use of existing premises at no.7 - 9 Seagoe Industrial Area; retention of existing parking at nos.7 - 9 for use by proposed office accommodation

  19 Aug 2025 452m away Full applications
• LA08/2025/1287/DC Decided

  Northern Ireland Electricity Plc, Northern Ireland Electricity, 4 Annagh Drive, Craigavon, BT63 5QJ

  Discharge of Condition No. 3 of LA08/2023/3029/F. Condition 3 was previously discharged (LA08/2024/1432/DC) The development hereby permitted shall not commence until either suitably informed risk assessments produced in accordance with LCRM guidance and/or a detailed remediation strategy for the underground fuel storage tank(s) and fuel dispensing infrastructure has been provided. The remediation strategy must be in line with current Guidance for Pollution prevention (GPP 2 and GPP 27) and the Pollution Prevention Guidance (PPG27). This strategy must be submitted in writing and agreed with the Planning Authority and should identify all the remedial objectives/criteria and the measures which are proposed to mitigate them (including maps/plans showing the remediation design, implementation plan detailing timetable of works, remedial criteria, monitoring program, etc). Reason: Protection of environmental receptors and human health to ensure the site is suitable for use. However the Contractor has proposed an alternative solution to the removal of the underground fuel tanks. Instead of removing the underground fuel tanks, as previously advised, the specialist subcontractor (Baltor Systems) has proposed the following alternative methodology: Diesel tank Decommissioning Draining of the existing suction lines, degassing and disconnection from the diesel pump. Disconnection of all mains cables from the 2No. Old Pumps and Fuel Management System, removal and disposal of same to facilitate the demolition of the old pump house. Removal of all pipework from the underground diesel tank and removal of tank lid to give access for cleaning and concrete foaming. Removal of all fuel residues and sludge from the underground tank, thoroughly washing same with vacuum tanker and degassing in preparation for concrete foaming. Darafil Concrete Foam Filling of tank (assumed to be 16,000 litres) with concrete foam, overflowing same into the manhole void and issuing a decommissioning certificate. Our Environmental Consultant's comments are as follows: From: Cove Environmental Consulting With regards to this issue, the retaining of the tanks on site – subject to the correct decommissioning works – would be an acceptable alternative to the removal of the tank. The remedial design report noted the tanks would be removed however the key element is the testing around and below the level of the tank itself, so if this is still carried out then we can validate the remediation of the tank – i.e. we will be able to show that there is no contamination present in the ground immediately around / below the tank and the source of any future contamination (the tank) has been dealt with. This can all be outlined in the validation report after the works are complete. If the intention is to retain the tank, then we would recommend that sampling is undertaken both before and after the decommissioning work – the “before” round will confirm that no contamination is present (as if it is then the tank may actually have to be removed to deal with it) and “after” to ensure that no contamination is caused by the remedial works themselves.

  15 Oct 2025 464m away Conditions

• LA08/2026/0435/F Granted

  107 Kilmore House Cornakinnegar Road, Cornakinnegar Road, Craigavon, BT67 9JP

  Demolition of part of the ground floor wall to create a larger kitchen and dining area, including opening up the existing low ceiling to form a vaulted space with provision of ridge glazing. Also included is the reconfiguring existing Bedroom to provide a dedicated dressing area and and shower room.

  22 Apr 2026 Full applications
• LA08/2026/0429/F Granted

  Carrick Primary School, Sloan Avenue, Lurgan, Craigavon BT66 8NY

  Provision of 1no Modular Classroom and associated siteworks

  21 Apr 2026 Full applications
• LA08/2026/0176/F Granted

  260 Kernan Hill Manor, Portadown, Craigavon BT63 5WU

  Ground Floor Bedroom & Shower Room Rear Extension & Level Access to Front Door

  16 Feb 2026 Full applications
• LA08/2025/1482/F Granted

  97 Brownstown Road, Portadown, BT62 3PZ

  Retention of domestic garage and increased curtilage

  2 Dec 2025 Full applications
• LA08/2026/0570/F Granted

  42 Iveagh Drive, Banbridge, BT32 3YE

  Erection of two storey side extension, internal alterations and associated site works

  22 May 2026 Full applications