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Erection of a 30m high lattice mast with 3No antennas and 2No 600mm transmission dishes (overall height 31.3m). Installation of a foul weather enclosure (2700x2452x2500mm); 1No meter cabinet; 1No generator and 1No 1200mm satellite dish on a 2.6m high pole within a compound surrounded by a 1.8m high barbed wire topped mesh fence. Formation of 3m wide by 575m long, compacted stone access track.

Milehill Plantation Glen Prosen

Approved Subject to ConditionsReference: 18/00277/FULLAngus

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Application summary

Status
Approved Subject to Conditions
Application type
Full Local Application
Received
10 Apr 2018
Validated
30 Apr 2018
Determination deadline
29 Jun 2018
Local authority
Angus

Application overview

Erection of a 30m high lattice mast with 3No antennas and 2No 600mm transmission dishes (overall height 31.3m). Installation of a foul weather enclosure (2700x2452x2500mm); 1No meter cabinet; 1No generator and 1No 1200mm satellite dish on a 2.6m high pole within a compound surrounded by a 1.8m high barbed wire topped mesh fence. Formation of 3m wide by 575m long, compacted stone access track.

Proposal details

Reference
18/00277/FULL
Alternative references
100091307-001
Ward
Kirriemuir & Dean
Agent
Mono Consultants Limited

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Milehill Plantation Glen Prosen

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
APPROVEDDecision Notice · PDF5 Sept 2018View
REPORT OF HANDLINGReport · PDF3 Sept 2018View
SUPPORTING INFORMATIONSupporting Information · PDF10 Apr 2018View
ICNIRP CERTIFICATESupporting Information · PDF10 Apr 2018View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF10 Apr 2018View
TECHNICAL JUSTIFICATIONSupporting Information · PDF10 Apr 2018View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF10 Apr 2018View
ELEVATION DRAWINGDrawing · PDF10 Apr 2018View
SITE PLANDrawing · PDF10 Apr 2018View

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