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Install a 20m lattice tower, erect 3 cabinets, 1 satalite dish, erect a fence and create hardstanding

Mucklehame (Site Near), Swannay, Birsay, Orkney

DecidedReference: 16/253/PPOrkney Islands

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Planning Permission
Received
8 Jun 2016
Validated
8 Jun 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Orkney Islands

Application overview

Install a 20m lattice tower, erect 3 cabinets, 1 satalite dish, erect a fence and create hardstanding

Proposal details

Reference
16/253/PP
Ward
West Mainland
Agent
WHP

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Application location

Mucklehame (Site Near), Swannay, Birsay, Orkney

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
Initiation of Development NoticeInitiation of Development Notice · PDF1 Nov 2016View
ApprovedDecision Notice · PDF4 Aug 2016View
Site PlanDrawing - Approved · PDF4 Aug 2016View
ElevationsDrawing - Approved · PDF4 Aug 2016View
Floor PlanDrawing - Approved · PDF4 Aug 2016View
Cable RoutesDrawing - Approved · PDF4 Aug 2016View
Planning Handling ReportPlanning Handling Report · PDF3 Aug 2016View
Visualisation - View 2Supporting Document · PDF2 Aug 2016View
Visualisation - View 3Supporting Document · PDF2 Aug 2016View
Visualisation - View 4Supporting Document · PDF2 Aug 2016View
Further Response - RoadsConsultation Response · PDF1 Aug 2016View
Heritage Setting AssessmentSupporting Document · PDF28 Jul 2016View
Visualisation MapSupporting Document · PDF26 Jul 2016View
Visualisation - View 1Supporting Document · PDF26 Jul 2016View
Visualisation - View 5Supporting Document · PDF26 Jul 2016View
Visualisation - View 6Supporting Document · PDF26 Jul 2016View
Policy Officer (Conservation & Heritage)Consultation Response · PDF14 Jul 2016View
Roads ServicesConsultation Response · PDF14 Jul 2016View
Historic Environment ScotlandConsultation Response · PDF28 Jun 2016View
County ArchaeologistConsultation Response · PDF28 Jun 2016View
Site DetailsSupporting Document · PDF10 Jun 2016View
Declaration of Conformity with ICNIRPSupporting Document · PDF10 Jun 2016View
Planning PermissionApplication Form · PDF10 Jun 2016View

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