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Application to determine whether prior approval is required for the installation of a 10m high column mast with 0.6m dish on top; total height 10.35m above ground level.

Electricity Sub Station, Swiss Road, Waterlooville

Decision MadeReference: APP/19/01154Havant Borough Council

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Application location

Electricity Sub Station, Swiss Road, Waterlooville

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Prior notification: Development by telecoms operators
Received
22 Nov 2019
Validated
22 Nov 2019
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Application to determine whether prior approval is required for the installation of a 10m high column mast with 0.6m dish on top; total height 10.35m above ground level.

Proposal details

Reference
APP/19/01154
Alternative references
PP-08311524

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Title: SUPERSEDED LOCATION PLANMaps & Plans · PDF22 Nov 2019View
Title: AMENDED LOCATION PLANMaps & Plans · PDF13 Jan 2020View
COVERING LETTERApplication · PDF22 Nov 2019View
Title: DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF16 Jan 2020View
Title: CONSULTEE COMMENT - HCC HIGHWAYSConsultee Comment · PDF27 Nov 2019View
Title: SUPERSEDED - SITE LAYOUT PLANMaps & Plans · PDF22 Nov 2019View
Title: AMENDED SITE LAYOUT PLANMaps & Plans · PDF13 Jan 2020View
Title: SUPERSEDED - PROPOSED ELEVATIONMaps & Plans · PDF22 Nov 2019View
Title: OFFICERS REPORTReport · PDF16 Jan 2020View
WATERLOOVILLE SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATIONApplication · PDF12 Dec 2019View
Title: APPLICATION FORMApplication · PDF22 Nov 2019View
Title: COLUMN BASE DETAILSMaps & Plans · PDF13 Jan 2020View
Title: CONSULTEE COMMENT - EHConsultee Comment · PDF15 Jan 2020View
Title: WATERLOOVILLE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY WITH ICNIRPApplication · PDF12 Dec 2019View
Title: COLUMN ELEVATION AND DETAILSMaps & Plans · PDF13 Jan 2020View
Title: AMENDED PROPOSED ELEVATIONMaps & Plans · PDF13 Jan 2020View
Title: CONSULTEE LANDSCAPE CIVIL ENGINEERING & LANDSCAPE TEAMConsultee Comment · PDF29 Nov 2019View

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  2. Consultation Expiry Date

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  4. Decision notice sent date

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  5. Scheduled Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

Approve with Conditions
Title: DECISION NOTICE
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