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The removal of the existing 17.5 metre high monopole (supporting 3 no. antennas) and 5 no. equipment cabinets, and their replacement with a new 20 metre high monopole supporting 6 no. antenna apertures and 4 no. 600mm dishes, 8 no. equipment cabinets at ground level and ancillary development thereto.

Territorial Army Centre, 232 Manchester Road, Clifton, Swinton, M27 6TA

Decision MadeReference: 19/73399/FULSalford City Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
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Validated
12 Apr 2019
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Salford City Council

Application overview

The removal of the existing 17.5 metre high monopole (supporting 3 no. antennas) and 5 no. equipment cabinets, and their replacement with a new 20 metre high monopole supporting 6 no. antenna apertures and 4 no. 600mm dishes, 8 no. equipment cabinets at ground level and ancillary development thereto.

Proposal details

Reference
19/73399/FUL
Ward
Pre May 2021 Pendlebury
Agent
Mr Chris Andrews

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Application location

Territorial Army Centre, 232 Manchester Road, Clifton, Swinton, M27 6TA

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Documents 15 of 15

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* DECI - PL Decision Notice - Decision NoticeDecision Notice31 May 2019View
* APPL - PL Application Form - Application Form No Personal DataApplication form · PDF12 Apr 2019View
* TECH - PL Technical Reports - 5G and Future TechnologyTechnical assessment · PDF12 Apr 2019View
* PLN4 – PROPOSED ELEVATIONS - 265A Proposed South West ElevationPlans · PDF12 Apr 2019View
* CONS - PL Consultation Response - Air Quality Noise and Contaminated LandConsultation response22 May 2019View
* PLN9 - Site Plan - 215A Proposed Site PlanPlans · PDF12 Apr 2019View
* APPL - PL Application Form - 56052 CIL QuestionsApplication form · PDF12 Apr 2019View
* REPT - Officer Report -Officer report29 May 2019View
* PLN9 - Site Plan - 100A Existing Site PlanPlans · PDF12 Apr 2019View
* CONS - PL Consultation Response - drainageConsultation response · PDF30 May 2019View
* LOCP - PL Location Plan - 002A Site Location PlanPlans · PDF12 Apr 2019View
* PLN3 – EXISTING ELEVATIONS - 150A Existing South West ElevationPlans · PDF12 Apr 2019View
* TECH - PL Technical Reports - 56052 ICNIRP CertificateTechnical assessment · PDF12 Apr 2019View
* TECH - PL Technical Reports - 56052 Supplementary Information formTechnical assessment · PDF12 Apr 2019View
* APPL - PL Application Form - 56052 Application covering letterApplication form · PDF12 Apr 2019View

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* DECI - PL Decision Notice - Decision Notice
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