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Replacement of existing 15m monopole with a 20m t-range telegraph pole on existing foot foundation. Replacement of existing harrier cabinet with a new cabinet on existing foundation.

Telecommunications Mast New Road Ascot Berkshire

Decision MadeReference: 15/00135/RTDBracknell Forest Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Prior approval Part 16 Class B: Other telecommunications development
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Validated
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Determination deadline
9 Apr 2015
Local authority
Bracknell Forest Council

Application overview

Replacement of existing 15m monopole with a 20m t-range telegraph pole on existing foot foundation. Replacement of existing harrier cabinet with a new cabinet on existing foundation.

Proposal details

Reference
15/00135/RTD
Ward
Winkfield and Warfield East
Parish
Winkfield Parish Council
Agent
Mr Chris Jefferies

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Application location

Telecommunications Mast New Road Ascot Berkshire

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Documents 31 of 31

DocumentPublishedAction
Site NoticeSite Notice · PDF25 Feb 2015View
Committee MinutesCommittee · PDF16 Apr 2015View
ReportReport18 Feb 2015View
Related DrawingPlan · PDF13 Feb 2015View
Constraints SheetOther · PDF13 Feb 2015View
ReportReport18 Feb 2015View
Related DrawingPlan · PDF18 Feb 2015View
ReportReport18 Feb 2015View
OtherOther · PDF13 Feb 2015View
ReportReport18 Feb 2015View
Committee ReportCommittee · PDF26 Mar 2015View
ReportReport18 Feb 2015View
ReportReport18 Feb 2015View
Related DrawingPlan · PDF13 Feb 2015View
DecisionDecision Notice · PDF1 Apr 2015View
ReportReport18 Feb 2015View
ReportReport18 Feb 2015View
Related DrawingPlan · PDF18 Feb 2015View
ReportReport · PDF18 Feb 2015View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing · PDF24 Mar 2015View
ReportReport18 Feb 2015View
Related DrawingPlan · PDF13 Feb 2015View
ReportReport18 Feb 2015View
Decided DrawingPlan · PDF1 Apr 2015View
Decided DrawingPlan · PDF1 Apr 2015View
Decided DrawingPlan · PDF1 Apr 2015View
ReportReport18 Feb 2015View
ReportReport18 Feb 2015View
OtherOther · PDF13 Feb 2015View
Decided DrawingPlan · PDF1 Apr 2015View
Decided DrawingPlan · PDF1 Apr 2015View

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