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To convert an existing 11,000 volt overhead line consisting of 5 spans of line (approximately 360m in total) from single phase to three phase in the parish of Cherington with a tolerance of 30m either side of the route shown on the attached plan number 56241/V1/1. This is achieved by adding a third overhead conductor and replacing existing conductors if required. If the existing poles and stay wire supports are not suitable then they will be replaced at the time of works.

Weston Mill House Long Compton Shipston-on-Stour CV36 5LU

No Objection - ElectricityReference: 10/02539/ELECStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
No Objection - Electricity
Application type
Statutory Undertaker - Electricity
Received
18 Nov 2010
Validated
18 Nov 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

To convert an existing 11,000 volt overhead line consisting of 5 spans of line (approximately 360m in total) from single phase to three phase in the parish of Cherington with a tolerance of 30m either side of the route shown on the attached plan number 56241/V1/1. This is achieved by adding a third overhead conductor and replacing existing conductors if required. If the existing poles and stay wire supports are not suitable then they will be replaced at the time of works.

Proposal details

Reference
10/02539/ELEC
Ward
Long Compton Ward
Parish
Long Compton

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Application location

Weston Mill House Long Compton Shipston-on-Stour CV36 5LU

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Location PlanCouncil document22 Nov 2010View
WCC Countryside Access Team Country RecreationalCouncil document24 Nov 2010View
WCC Countryside AccessCouncil document24 Nov 2010View
WCC HighwaysCouncil document26 Nov 2010View
EcologyCouncil document3 Dec 2010View
EcologyCouncil document3 Dec 2010View
Parish CouncilCouncil document13 Dec 2010View
WCC EcologyCouncil document24 Dec 2010View
Delegated reportCouncil document10 Jan 2011View
No ObjectionCouncil document14 Jan 2011View
ConsentCouncil document19 Jul 2011View
SV notesCouncil document3 Dec 2010View

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