Underground fuel tank at 52A Moor Road Clonoe, Coalisland

“LA09/2024/0916/F ACKN Development Management Officer Report Committee Application Summary Committee Meeting Date: October 2025 Item Number: Application ID: LA09/2024/0916/F Target Date: November 2024 Proposal: New underground fuel tank to replace existing tanks Location: 52A Moor Road Clonoe Coalisland…”

“The site is located at 52A Moor Road, Clonoe. The red line of the site includes the forecourt of exsiting shop/filling station. The surrounding lands to the north and west are outlined in blue, indicating ownership and include an existing shop and pizzeria.”

“Planning History • M/1975/0531 - Petrol Filling Station - Annaghmore Coalisland - Granted 11.05.1976 (Historical application) • M/1978/0783 - Extension to Shop - Annaghmore Cross Roads Coalisland – Granted 21.12.1978 • M/1998/0139 - Replace Existing Shop with Petrol Filling Station - Shop adjacent 52 Moor Road Coalisland - Granted15.05.1998 • M/1998/0139B - Proposed Replacement of Existing Shop with Petrol Filling Station - Adjacent to 52 Moor Road Clonoe Coalisland - Granted…”

“5.150m high fuel totem sign with LED inlaid price display units and clad using internally illuminated acrylic Perspex - Lynch's Foodstores Ltd, 52A Moor Road, Coalisland – Granted • LA09/2020/0375/F - Proposed facade improvement scheme to include aluminum cladding, stone cladding, part shop front replacement.”

“Case Officer Report Site Location Plan This material is based upon Crown Copyright and is reproduced with the permission of Land & Property Services under delegated authority NIMA CS&LA581 from the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationary Office © Crown copyright and database rights.”

“This proposal would not be likely to have a significant effect on the features, conservation objectives or status of any of these sites. This site is not located within or adjacent to any listed buildings / structures. There are no issues pertaining to flooding at the site. Recommendation The information which is needed to assess the application fully has not been provided by the applicant.”

“The Chair advised that this was up to the members to decide if they wished to propose to defer the application. He advised members that information has been requested on three separate occasions from the agent which has not been forthcoming.”

“The HLP stated that in advance of the work in which planning has been doing and close to adopting the new delegated list, refusals will be able to issue when we request information on at least two occasions with the four-week and two-week timeframe. On this application we have sought information on three occasions in April, August and September, with no acknowledgment from the agent confirming that the email has been received or no contact with the applicant.”

“Councillor Clarke said that he could understand where the HLP was coming from regarding the request for information. The member advised that this was a 2024 planning application and there were older ones in the system and proposed deferring the application for one month to allow for the submission of the information requested and if nothing has been received in that timeframe, then proceed with officer’s recommendation for refusal.”

“Resolved That planning application LA09/2024/0916/F be deferred for one month for submission of additional information.”