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Install a temporary meteorological mast of maximum height 90 metres for a period of up to three years on

Land Between Black Hill And Mount Of Haddoch Cabrach Huntly Moray

DecidedReference: 26/00420/APPMoray

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  2. Application Received Date

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  3. Application Validated Date

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  7. Expiry Date for Comments

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  8. Decision Issued Date

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  9. Decision Made Date

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  10. Determination Deadline

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  11. Permission Expiry Date

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Application for Planning Permission
Received
8 Apr 2026
Validated
8 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
3 Jun 2026
Local authority
Moray

Application overview

Install a temporary meteorological mast of maximum height 90 metres for a period of up to three years on

Proposal details

Reference
26/00420/APP
Alternative references
100748736-001
Ward
Speyside Glenlivet
Agent
Boralex

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Application location

Land Between Black Hill And Mount Of Haddoch Cabrach Huntly Moray

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
26/00705/DISCON - COND 3 & 4 DISCHARGEDCorrespondence from Council · PDF17 Jun 2026View
26/00705/DISCON - COND 3 90M MAST ELEVATION - ACCEPTEDDrawing · PDF4 Jun 2026View
26/00705/DISCON - LOCATION PLAN - ACCEPTEDDrawing · PDF4 Jun 2026View
26/00705/DICON - SITE PLAN - ACCEPTEDDrawing · PDF4 Jun 2026View
26/00705/DISCON - COND 4 INFRARED AV LIGHT DATASHEET - ACCEPTEDSupporting Document · PDF4 Jun 2026View
DECISION NOTICE - APPROVEDDecision · PDF26 May 2026View
REPORT OF HANDLINGDecision · PDF26 May 2026View
LOCATION PLANApproved Plan · PDF8 Apr 2026View
ELEVATION PLANApproved Plan · PDF8 Apr 2026View
SITE PLANApproved Plan · PDF8 Apr 2026View

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Decision & conditions

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DECISION NOTICE - APPROVED REPORT OF HANDLING
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