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Installation of a proposed replacement of a free standing BT street hub (incorporating ultrafast Wi-Fi and small cell 4G/5G capabilities) and associated display of advertisement to both sides of the unit.

Pavement fronting, 30-36 Queens Road, Hastings

DecidedReference: HS/FA/22/00903Hastings Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
16 Nov 2022
Validated
5 Jan 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Hastings Borough Council

Application overview

Installation of a proposed replacement of a free standing BT street hub (incorporating ultrafast Wi-Fi and small cell 4G/5G capabilities) and associated display of advertisement to both sides of the unit.

Proposal details

Reference
HS/FA/22/00903
Ward
CASTLE
Agent
Harlequin Group

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Application location

Pavement fronting, 30-36 Queens Road, Hastings

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision · PDF2 Mar 2023View
FINAL DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF2 Mar 2023View
LIZ BYGRAVEObjection Comment · PDF16 Feb 2023View
SITE NOTICESite Notice27 Jan 2023View
CONSERVATION OFFICER COMMENTS (CONS OFFICER)Consultee Comment · PDF27 Jan 2023View
HIGHWAYSConsultee Comment23 Jan 2023View
MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONSConsultee Comment · PDF12 Jan 2023View
HERITAGE STATEMENTOther · PDF11 Jan 2023View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF11 Jan 2023View
ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMENTOther · PDF16 Nov 2022View
FREQUENTLY ASEKD QUESTIONSOther · PDF16 Nov 2022View
ILP PROFESSIONAL LIGHTING GUIDEOther · PDF16 Nov 2022View
NOISE MANAGEMENTOther · PDF16 Nov 2022View
PROPOSED SIGNAGEDrawing · PDF16 Nov 2022View
MAINTENANCE PLANOther · PDF16 Nov 2022View
PLANNING STATEMENTOther · PDF16 Nov 2022View
DEVELOPERS NOTICE - HIGHWAYSOther · PDF16 Nov 2022View
LOCATION & SITE PLANDrawing · PDF16 Nov 2022View
BT STREET HUB BROCHUREOther · PDF16 Nov 2022View
BT STREETHUB PRODUCT STATEMENTOther · PDF16 Nov 2022View
COVERING LETTEROther · PDF16 Nov 2022View
ICNIRP DECLARATION OF CONFORMITYOther · PDF16 Nov 2022View
EXISTING & PROPOSEDPhoto · PDF16 Nov 2022View

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