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The replacement of 3no existing antennas for 6no new antennas and 3no remote radio units on new head frame, removal of 2no existing cabinets, installation of 2no new equipment cabinets and development ancillary thereto.

Sixfields Farm, Bromyard Road, Cotheridge, Worcestershire, WR6 5LX

ApprovalReference: 14/01556/FULMalvern Hills District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
17 Nov 2014
Validated
17 Nov 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Malvern Hills District Council

Application overview

The replacement of 3no existing antennas for 6no new antennas and 3no remote radio units on new head frame, removal of 2no existing cabinets, installation of 2no new equipment cabinets and development ancillary thereto.

Proposal details

Reference
14/01556/FUL
Ward
Broadheath Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Cotheridge CP
Agent
Mr Chris Taylor

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Application location

Sixfields Farm, Bromyard Road, Cotheridge, Worcestershire, WR6 5LX

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form Scale: Paper Size:01. Application Form17 Nov 2014View
Comment: WCC Highways Authority02. Supporting Information1 Dec 2014View
Comment: Parish Council02. Supporting Information11 Dec 2014View
Radio Planning and Propagation Scale: Paper Size:02. Supporting Information17 Nov 2014View
Design and Access Statement Scale: Paper Size:02. Supporting Information17 Nov 2014View
Health and Mobile Phone Base Stations Scale: Paper Size:02. Supporting Information17 Nov 2014View
General Background Information for Telecommunications Development Scale: Paper Size:02. Supporting Information17 Nov 2014View
Supporting Technical Information Scale: - Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information7 Jan 2015View
Existing Site Elevation Scale: 1:100 Paper Size: A304. Site / Location Plan17 Nov 2014View
Proposed Site Elevation Scale: 1:100 Paper Size: A304. Site / Location Plan17 Nov 2014View
Site Plan Scale: 1:100 Paper Size: A304. Site / Location Plan17 Nov 2014View
Site Location Maps Scale: Other Paper Size: A304. Site / Location Plan17 Nov 2014View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice12 Jan 2015View

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