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Barraniskey East, Glentigue, Arklow

Retention of a 36-metre-high telecommunications mast near Arklow.

16435 · Wicklow County Council · Lodged 25 April 2016

Reference
16435
Authority
Wicklow County Council
Register status
Invalid or incomplete
Type
RETENTION
Received
25 April 2016

Summary

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Retention permission is sought to keep an existing 36-metre-high telecommunications support structure. The mast carries antennas and link dishes, and includes associated equipment units, security fencing, and an access track.

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To retain an existing 36 metre high telecommunications support structure (previously granted permission under reference 053588 which was temporary permission for a period of 10 years which has expired) carrying antennas & link dishes together with associated equipment units, security fencing & access track

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  1. Application received25 April 2016

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