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Prior Notification for Electronic Communication Code Operators - Installation of 20 metre high lattice telecommunications tower including 6. no antennas, 3. no remote radio units, 1 no. equipment cabinet and associated ancillary

Proposed Telecommunications Mast Canniesburn Toll Bearsden East Dunbartonshire

Awaiting decisionReference: TP/ED/26/0539East Dunbartonshire

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Application summary

Status
Awaiting decision
Application type
PN/A - Telecoms
Received
29 Sept 2026
Validated
5 Oct 2026
Determination deadline
30 Nov 2026
Local authority
East Dunbartonshire

Application overview

Prior Notification for Electronic Communication Code Operators - Installation of 20 metre high lattice telecommunications tower including 6. no antennas, 3. no remote radio units, 1 no. equipment cabinet and associated ancillary

Proposal details

Reference
TP/ED/26/0539
Alternative references
100770306-001
Ward
Bearsden South
Agent
Causeway Telecoms Planning

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Application location

Proposed Telecommunications Mast Canniesburn Toll Bearsden East Dunbartonshire

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Documents 13 of 13

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PL13 - EXISTING ELEVATION14 Plan · PDF5 Oct 2026View
PL11 - EXISTING SITE PLAN14 Plan · PDF5 Oct 2026View
PL14 - PROPOSED ELEVATION14 Plan · PDF5 Oct 2026View
PL12 - PROPOSED SITE PLAN14 Plan · PDF5 Oct 2026View
PL06 ARBORICULTURAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT17 Supporting Documentation · PDF29 Sept 2026View
PL05 ARBORICULTURAL PLANS14 Plan · PDF29 Sept 2026View
PL10 DEVELOPERS NOTICE17 Supporting Documentation · PDF29 Sept 2026View
PL07 HERITAGE STATEMENT17 Supporting Documentation · PDF29 Sept 2026View
PL09 ICNIRP DECLERATION17 Supporting Documentation · PDF29 Sept 2026View
PL02 LOCATION PLAN14 Plan · PDF29 Sept 2026View
PL04 PHOTOMONTAGES17 Supporting Documentation · PDF29 Sept 2026View
PL01 APPLICATION1 Application · PDF29 Sept 2026View
PL08 SSSI17 Supporting Documentation · PDF29 Sept 2026View

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