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Removal of 20m pole and 3 No antennas to be replaced by new pole and headframe which will support 3 No new antennas, and ancillary equipment thereto at a maximum height of 22.5m

Mast 630M From Medkyre House 23M From M40 Ardley OX27 7SQ

Application PermittedReference: 22/00610/FCherwell District Council

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Application location

Mast 630M From Medkyre House 23M From M40 Ardley OX27 7SQ

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Application summary

Status
Application Permitted
Application type
Full Development
Received
1 Mar 2022
Validated
1 Mar 2022
Determination deadline
28 Apr 2022
Local authority
Cherwell District Council

Application overview

Removal of 20m pole and 3 No antennas to be replaced by new pole and headframe which will support 3 No new antennas, and ancillary equipment thereto at a maximum height of 22.5m

Proposal details

Reference
22/00610/F
Ward
Fringford And Heyfords
Parish
Ardley With Fewcott
Agent
Mr Benjamin Rowe

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
app formApplication Documents1 Mar 2022View
Declaration With Clarification LetterApplication Documents1 Mar 2022View
Mobileuk Masts and Health fact sheetApplication Documents1 Mar 2022View
Supplementary InformationApplication Documents1 Mar 2022View
Cover LetterApplication Documents1 Mar 2022View
General Information For Telecommunications DevelopmentApplication Documents1 Mar 2022View
Radio Planning And PropagationApplication Documents1 Mar 2022View
General Information For Telecommunications DevelopmentApplication Documents1 Mar 2022View
Health And Mobile Phone Base StationsApplication Documents1 Mar 2022View
Site Location PlanPlans - Site1 Mar 2022View
proposed site planPlans - Site1 Mar 2022View
existing site planPlans - Existing1 Mar 2022View
existing site elevationsPlans - Existing1 Mar 2022View
lease drawingPlans – Details1 Mar 2022View
proposed site elevationsPlans - Proposed1 Mar 2022View
National HighwaysConsultation Response18 Mar 2022View
OCC HighwaysConsultation Response31 Mar 2022View
Delegated Officer Report - FINALOfficer Report28 Apr 2022View
Decision Notice - FINALDecision28 Apr 2022View

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Decision Notice - FINAL
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