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NTQ proposed telecommunications installation. Proposed MBNL 20m high FLI slimline lattice tower mounted on 6.00m x 6.00m reinforced concrete base and associated ancillary works

Land South Of Gailey HW Depot Stafford Road Gailey

DecidedReference: 20/00236/TELSouth Staffordshire Council

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Application location

Land South Of Gailey HW Depot Stafford Road Gailey

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Telecommunications consent
Received
16 Mar 2020
Validated
16 Mar 2020
Determination deadline
10 May 2020
Local authority
South Staffordshire Council

Application overview

NTQ proposed telecommunications installation. Proposed MBNL 20m high FLI slimline lattice tower mounted on 6.00m x 6.00m reinforced concrete base and associated ancillary works

Proposal details

Reference
20/00236/TEL
Ward
Penkridge South East
Parish
PENKRIDGE
Agent
Damian Hoskar

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
General Arrangement.pdfPlans and Drawings · PDF5 May 2020View
Crane Location Plan.pdfPlans and Drawings · PDF5 May 2020View
Lease Demise Plan.pdfPlans and Drawings · PDF5 May 2020View
Existing Elevation A.pdfPlans and Drawings · PDF5 May 2020View
Plan-Duplicate Ele A.pdfPlans and Drawings · PDF5 May 2020View
Site Location Maps.pdfPlans and Drawings · PDF5 May 2020View
Proposed Elevation A.pdfPlans and Drawings · PDF5 May 2020View
Access Plan.pdfPlans and Drawings · PDF5 May 2020View
Existing Site Plan.pdfPlans and Drawings · PDF5 May 2020View
Proposed Shred Site Plan.pdfPlans and Drawings · PDF5 May 2020View

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Decision & conditions

Prior Approval Permission not required
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