AQW 30016/17-22 Written question to the Minister for Infrastructure
To ask the Minister for Infrastructure to detail (i) the descriptions and planning reference numbers for all planning applications subject to a holding direction from her Department; and (ii) the number of weeks since the holding direction was issued.
Asked by Andrew Muir MLA on 18 February 2022
- Answered
- Written
- Tabled
- 18 February 2022
- Answer due by
- 7 March 2022
- Answered
- 28 February 202210 days after tabling
- Department
- Department for Infrastructure
- Priority question
- No
Answer
The information requested is set out in the table below:
Table: Applications subject to an Article 17 ‘holding’ direction as at 18/02/2022
| Application Ref | Brief description of proposal and site address | Type of direction in place | No. of weeks since direction issued |
| LA06/2020/0097/F | Re-development of Bangor Town Centre (Queen’s Parade) | Article 17 ‘holding’ direction | 52 |
| LA11/2020/0549/F | Public greenway for use by pedestrians and cyclists to connect Derry to Elagh Business Park | Article 17 ‘holding’ direction | 17 |
| LA04/2020/1943/F | Residential conversion of the existing listed warehouses to form 57 units at 3-19 Rydalmere Street, Belfast | Article 17 ‘holding’ direction | 16 |
| LA02/2017/0594/F | Construction of a wind farm in the townlands of Carnalbanagh, Kilnacolpagh and Buckna, 9.5 kilometres east of Broughshane | Article 17 ‘holding’ direction | 14 |
| P/2013/0189/F | Sports Complex at 100m West of no 15 Drumsesk Road, Rostrevor | Article 17 ‘holding’ direction | 11 |
| LA10/2019/1392/F | Mixed use retail and leisure development on lands of former ‘Unipork’ site east of Cornagrade Road and west of Irvinestown Road, Enniskillen | Article 17 ‘holding’ direction | 36 |
The ‘No. of weeks since direction issued’ is calculated as being between the date of issue of an Article 17 ‘holding’ direction and the close of business on Friday 18/02/2022, rounded up to a whole week.