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PRIOR APPROVAL FOR PROPOSED 15.0M PHASE 9 SLIMLINE MONOPOLE AND ASSOCIATED ANCILLARY WORKS (CRA24160)

GRASS VERGE ADJ TO SHELL SERVICE STATION, OVERDENE DRIVE, IFIELD, CRAWLEY

Appeal DismissedReference: CR/2022/0574/TELCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Appeal Dismissed
Application type
Prior Notification - Telecommunications
Received
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Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
1 Nov 2022
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

PRIOR APPROVAL FOR PROPOSED 15.0M PHASE 9 SLIMLINE MONOPOLE AND ASSOCIATED ANCILLARY WORKS (CRA24160)

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2022/0574/TEL
Agent
WHP Telecoms Limited

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Application location

GRASS VERGE ADJ TO SHELL SERVICE STATION, OVERDENE DRIVE, IFIELD, CRAWLEY

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Documents 19 of 19

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ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Forms7 Sept 2022View
CRA24160_CRA125_87554_RH1126_M001_3UK_DNSW_PA_A.pdfCurrent Drawings7 Sept 2022View
574 01.pdfCurrent Drawings7 Sept 2022View
574 02.pdfCurrent Drawings7 Sept 2022View
574 04.pdfCurrent Drawings7 Sept 2022View
574 03.pdfCurrent Drawings7 Sept 2022View
574 05.pdfCurrent Drawings7 Sept 2022View
CRA24160_ICNIRP_Certificate_3UK.pdfSupporting Documents7 Sept 2022View
CRA24160_SSSI NEW SITE 2020 England V7_new.pdfSupporting Documents7 Sept 2022View
CRA24160_Site Provider Letter England.pdfOther Documents7 Sept 2022View
CRA24160_GPDO Covering Letter England.pdfOther Documents7 Sept 2022View
CRA24160_Developers Notice England.pdfOther Documents7 Sept 2022View
Delegated report_CR20220574TEL.pdfOfficer Report27 Oct 2022View
DN_CR20220574TEL.pdfDecision27 Oct 2022View
CBC Appeal Statement_APP20230003REF(2).pdfAppeal Documents12 Jun 2023View
01 APPEAL FORM - 871793(1).pdfAppeal Documents19 Jan 2023View
Grounds of Appeal Statement V2 2022.pdfAppeal Documents19 Jan 2023View
QUESTIONNAIRE - 909734.pdfAppeal Documents12 May 2023View
Start letter (AR13) - Jean McPherson - 10 May 2023.pdfAppeal Documents10 May 2023View

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Decision & conditions

PRIOR APPROVAL REFUSED
DN_CR20220574TEL.pdf
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