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The Electronic Communications Code (Conditions and restrictions) Regulations 2003 (as amended) - Regulation 5 Notice of Intention to upgrade to the existing 12.5m High Hutchinson Engineering Single Stack Elara Pole. The existing 12.5m High Hutchinson Engineering Single Stack Elara Pole c/w 3No. Antennas and 1No. Cabinet is to be removed and replaced with proposed 15.0m High Hutchinson Engineering unshrouded Apollo Pole c/w 6No. Antennas and 2No. Cabinets. It is proposed to install 1No. GPS Module, 1No. 300 Dish and associated ancillary works.

Whitehill Parade Green Land Adjacent To Whitehill Parade Whitehill Parade Gravesend Kent DA12 5LS

Objection RaisedReference: 20231234Gravesham Borough Council

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Whitehill Parade Green Land Adjacent To Whitehill Parade Whitehill Parade Gravesend Kent DA12 5LS

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Application summary

Status
Objection Raised
Application type
Telecommunication Works
Received
30 Nov 2023
Validated
30 Nov 2023
Determination deadline
21 Dec 2023
Local authority
Gravesham Borough Council

Application overview

The Electronic Communications Code (Conditions and restrictions) Regulations 2003 (as amended) - Regulation 5 Notice of Intention to upgrade to the existing 12.5m High Hutchinson Engineering Single Stack Elara Pole. The existing 12.5m High Hutchinson Engineering Single Stack Elara Pole c/w 3No. Antennas and 1No. Cabinet is to be removed and replaced with proposed 15.0m High Hutchinson Engineering unshrouded Apollo Pole c/w 6No. Antennas and 2No. Cabinets. It is proposed to install 1No. GPS Module, 1No. 300 Dish and associated ancillary works.

Proposal details

Reference
20231234
Ward
Whitehill And Windmill Hill
Parish
Non-Parish Area

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ICNIRP Declaration with Clarification LetterSupplementary InformationNot publishedView
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