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Proposed Base Station upgrade to the 12m High Pole. Proposed removal and replacement of existing 12m High Hutchinson Engineering street pole with proposed 20m High Hutchinson Engineering Unshrouded Apollo Pole, existing 3No. Antennas with proposed 6No. Antennas and existing 1No. meter pillar with 1No. meter cabinet. Proposed removal of existing 1No. meter pillar. Proposed installation of 1No 300ø Dish, 1No. cabinet, 1No. sidepod and associated ancillary works.

Junction Of Church End Lane and The Meadway Tilehurst Reading

Decision MadeReference: PL/23/0364Reading Borough Council

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Junction Of Church End Lane and The Meadway Tilehurst Reading

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Prior notification Part 16 Class A: Development by telecoms operators
Received
21 Mar 2023
Validated
21 Mar 2023
Determination deadline
16 May 2023
Local authority
Reading Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed Base Station upgrade to the 12m High Pole. Proposed removal and replacement of existing 12m High Hutchinson Engineering street pole with proposed 20m High Hutchinson Engineering Unshrouded Apollo Pole, existing 3No. Antennas with proposed 6No. Antennas and existing 1No. meter pillar with 1No. meter cabinet. Proposed removal of existing 1No. meter pillar. Proposed installation of 1No 300ø Dish, 1No. cabinet, 1No. sidepod and associated ancillary works.

Proposal details

Reference
PL/23/0364
Agent
WHP Telecoms Limited

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF6 Apr 2023View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF22 Mar 2023View
Location planLocation plan · PDF22 Mar 2023View
Existing PlansExisting Plans · PDF22 Mar 2023View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF22 Mar 2023View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF22 Mar 2023View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF6 Apr 2023View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF22 Mar 2023View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF22 Mar 2023View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF22 Mar 2023View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF22 Mar 2023View

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