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Land at Coed Bryn Engan, Capel Curig. LL24 0ES

Installation of a 22.5m high lattice tower to be finished with a non-reflective matt green (RAL6009) installed on a 3000 x 2500mm concrete base, 9 no. antennas, 2 no. Ã600mm transmission dishes and associated ancillary development including installation of ground equipment which includes 1. no meter cabinet, 1 no. generator, 1 no. viper cabinet, 1 no. M35 cabinet,1 no. primary AIRO with IP rated sub-enclosure cabinet, 1 no. MK4 link AC cabinet, 1 no. Ericsson 6130 cabinet, 1 no. PSC cabinet, 3 no. GPS nodes and access track
Status
Status not clear from the register
Reference
NP4/13/258A
Type
Full planning permission
Size
Small
Ward
Betws-y-Coed and Trefriw ED
Received
7 August 2026

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