Planning permission refused for 230 homes in Derry's Waterside

Planning permission has been refused for the construction of over 200 homes in the Waterside area of Derry.

Plans had been submitted for the building of total of 231 homes in the Tullyally, Ardmore and Currynierin areas.

However, planners have turned down the proposed developments stating there was ‘not enough information’ to merit each of the applications.

Proposals were refused for a housing development at Tullyally comprising of  98 one and two storey dwellings consisting of detached semi-detached, terrace townhouses, apartments and maisonettes

Plans were also rejected  for the construction of 89 homes, including a mix of two, two-and-a-half and three-storey townhouses and apartments adjacent to Elm Close in Ardmore.

An application to build 146 homes, consisting of semi-detached, terraced townhouses, apartments and maisonettes, on lands adjacent to Ridgeway Drive in Currynierin have also been turned down.