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The installation of a replacement 20m high slimline lattice tower supporting 6 no. antenna apertures and 4 no. 600mm dishes on a new concrete foundation and the relocation of the existing equipment cabin to the existing mast foundation with the established compound and development ancillary thereto.

Queen Mary Reservoir Ashford Road Ashford TW15 1UA

Decided (Approved)Reference: 19/00691/FULSpelthorne Borough Council

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Queen Mary Reservoir Ashford Road Ashford TW15 1UA

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Application summary

Status
Decided (Approved)
Application type
Full Application
Received
15 May 2019
Validated
15 May 2019
Determination deadline
10 Jul 2019
Local authority
Spelthorne Borough Council

Application overview

The installation of a replacement 20m high slimline lattice tower supporting 6 no. antenna apertures and 4 no. 600mm dishes on a new concrete foundation and the relocation of the existing equipment cabin to the existing mast foundation with the established compound and development ancillary thereto.

Proposal details

Reference
19/00691/FUL
Alternative references
PP-07817588
Ward
Laleham And Shepperton Green
Agent
Waldon Telecom Ltd

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Officers ReportOfficers Report28 Jul 2022View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice10 Jul 2019View
SITE / MAX CONFIG SITE PLANSPlans - Site Layout · PDF15 May 2019View
ELEVATIONS / MAX CONFIG ELEVATIONPlans - Elevations · PDF15 May 2019View
SITE LOCATION PLANSPlans - Location Plan · PDF15 May 2019View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF15 May 2019View

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