Section 5 Declaration: 8m high timber pole on a concrete plinth and 600mm radio link…
Achillbeg Mainland Area , Bolinglanna , Currane
Proposed development
Section 5 Declaration: 8m high timber pole on a concrete plinth and 600mm radio link dish. The proposal will include a single bay cabinet, 600x600mm fibre chamber and underground cable connections
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The council is assessing the application. Submissions from the public are taken in the first five weeks. The council's decision is due by 27 Feb 2025.
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