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Removal and replacement of existing 17.5m high monopole and headframe with new 17.5 m high monopole and headframe supporting 6 no. antennas and 2 no. 300mm dishes on new base, installation of 18 no. RRU's(ERS) onto new headframe and removal and replacement of ancillary equipment and development (additional information 15.12.2020).

South Follingsby Farm Wardley Gateshead NE10 8YA

DecidedReference: DC/19/01193/FULGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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South Follingsby Farm Wardley Gateshead NE10 8YA

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
29 Nov 2019
Validated
29 Nov 2019
Determination deadline
23 Jan 2020
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Removal and replacement of existing 17.5m high monopole and headframe with new 17.5 m high monopole and headframe supporting 6 no. antennas and 2 no. 300mm dishes on new base, installation of 18 no. RRU's(ERS) onto new headframe and removal and replacement of ancillary equipment and development (additional information 15.12.2020).

Proposal details

Reference
DC/19/01193/FUL
Ward
Wardley And Leam Lane
Agent
Sinclair Dalby

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Site notice follingsby farmSite Notice22 Nov 2024View
officer reportOfficers Report30 Mar 2021View
Approval Certificate FULApproval Certificate FUL30 Mar 2021View
IMG_20191210_153545547Site Notice23 Mar 2021View
Site notice follingsby farmSite Notice23 Mar 2021View
IMG_20191210_153349828Site Notice23 Mar 2021View
6896 Ecological_walkover_survey Follingsby Lane FINALEcology - Ext File15 Dec 2020View
Site and other plansPlans9 Dec 2019View
Location planSite Location Plan9 Dec 2019View
Cornerstone General Background Information (Eng) V.2Supporting documents9 Dec 2019View
68336_Cornerstone ICNIRP Declaration with Clarification Letter V.1_TEFSupporting documents9 Dec 2019View
68336_Cornerstone Industry Site Specific Supplementary Information (England) V.11Supporting documents9 Dec 2019View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form9 Dec 2019View

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