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Details of conditions 4 (HMMP), 5 (PSMS), 8 (WSI) and deemed condition of R26/0106. (Proposed erection of 6no. Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite antennas alongside associated equipment cabinets, LED lighting posts, fencing and access track on current agricultural land to the north of their existing facility.)

MAST AT WEATHER STATION, LAWFORD HEATH LANE, LONG LAWFORD

Application validReference: R26/0727Rugby Borough Council

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MAST AT WEATHER STATION, LAWFORD HEATH LANE, LONG LAWFORD

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Application summary

Status
Application valid
Application type
Conditions
Received
27 Jul 2026
Validated
3 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
24 Sept 2026
Local authority
Rugby Borough Council

Application overview

Details of conditions 4 (HMMP), 5 (PSMS), 8 (WSI) and deemed condition of R26/0106. (Proposed erection of 6no. Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite antennas alongside associated equipment cabinets, LED lighting posts, fencing and access track on current agricultural land to the north of their existing facility.)

Proposal details

Reference
R26/0727
Alternative references
PP-15112790
Agent
David Coles
UPRN
10010522089

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Supporting information - Ecology R'cd 27.07.2026Ecology ReportNot publishedView
Supporting information - Ecology R'cd 27.07.2026Ecology ReportNot publishedView
Supporting information - Ecology R'cd 27.07.2026Ecology ReportNot publishedView
Supporting information - Ecology R'cd 27.07.2026Ecology ReportNot publishedView
Application Form - Without Personal Data R'cd 27.07.2026Application FormNot publishedView
Condition Information/Plans R'cd 30.07.2026Condition Info / Plan3 Aug 2026View
Condition Information - WSI R'cd 30.07.2026Condition Info / Plan3 Aug 2026View

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