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Application to determine whether Prior Approval is required for the Replacement of existing 15.00m high CU Phosco Phase 1 Monopole combined with Phase 3 Headload (overall height 18.07m) with a 25.00m high 1003 Swann Lattice Tower on existing concrete base and associated equipment at

Bird Nest Farm 1, Derby Road, Aston on Trent, DE72 2AY

Planning Decision MadeReference: DMPN/2024/0775South Derbyshire District Council

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Application summary

Status
Planning Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
4 Jun 2024
Validated
4 Jun 2024
Determination deadline
30 Jul 2024
Local authority
South Derbyshire District Council

Application overview

Application to determine whether Prior Approval is required for the Replacement of existing 15.00m high CU Phosco Phase 1 Monopole combined with Phase 3 Headload (overall height 18.07m) with a 25.00m high 1003 Swann Lattice Tower on existing concrete base and associated equipment at

Proposal details

Reference
DMPN/2024/0775

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Application location

Bird Nest Farm 1, Derby Road, Aston on Trent, DE72 2AY

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Cornerstone Health and Mobile Phone Base Stations Document V.4Document4 Jun 2024View
Industry Site Specific Supplementary Information (England) V.9Document4 Jun 2024View
Existing east elevationPlans4 Jun 2024View
Minor amendments agreed by LPADecision4 Aug 2025View
Cornerstone ICNIRP Declaration with Clarification Letter V.4Letter4 Jun 2024View
Decision NoticeDecision23 Jul 2024View
Proposed Site Elevation- Rev EPlans30 Jul 2025View
Application FormForm4 Jun 2024View
Proposed site planPlans4 Jun 2024View
General Background Information for Telecommunications Development - Printed - January 2024.pdfDocument4 Jun 2024View
Site Provider LetterLetter4 Jun 2024View
Location planLocation plan4 Jun 2024View
GPDO Application LetterLetter4 Jun 2024View
Planning Developers Notice (England) V.5Document4 Jun 2024View
Existing site planPlans4 Jun 2024View
Officer ReportDecision23 Jul 2024View
Proposed east elevationPlans4 Jun 2024View
Proposed Site Plan- Rev EPlans30 Jul 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Planning Decision Made
Minor amendments agreed by LPA Decision Notice Officer Report
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