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ARQIVA TRANSMITTING STATION, PENLAN ROAD, CARMARTHEN, CARMS, SA31 1TR

THE INSTALLATION OF TWO TIERS OF DIPOLE ANTENNAS ON THE EXISTING TOWER AT A HEIGHT OF 29.4-32.6M. THE INSTALLATION OF ONE 1.8M DISH ANTENNA ON THE EXISTING TOWER AT A HEIGHT OF 7.0M. THE INSTALLATION OF ONE EQUIPMENT CABIN WITH TWO SMALL GPS ANTENNAS ON AN EXISTING CONCRETE SLAB AT THE FOOT OF THE TOWER.
Status
Approved
Reference
W/23386
Type
Telecoms
Size
Small
Ward
Carmarthen Town North (Historical)
Received
30 July 2010
Consultation date
20 August 2010
Decided
20 August 2010
Decision
Telecom prior approval not required

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A decision has been made, so the council is no longer taking comments. Approved, 20 August 2010.

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