Council received three representations querying the plan and raising neighbour issues
Clarendon Playing Fields in North Belfast is to receive a major upgrade, including new grandstands, changing rooms, and a new 3G goalkeeper area.
There were no objections received by the council from statutory consultees. The council did receive three representations querying aspects of the plan, including the height of a retaining wall and its proximity to neighbouring properties. The council planning report states: “The proposal is acceptable having regard to in that the sports facility is within the settlement limits and the proposal relates to retention and enhancement of the facility.
It adds: “The proposed scale, form, massing, design and materials are considered acceptable and will not adversely impact on local character. It states: “It is considered that the proposal would not detrimentally impact on amenity through noise or light disturbance.
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