Replace the existing 24 metre monopole structure at Cleenraugh Townland, Elphin
Cleenraugh Townland, Elphin, Co. Roscommon
0.022 ha · Granted · permission to Sept 2027
Planning application 22280 to Roscommon County Council: Replace the existing 24 metre monopole structure with a new 24 metre multi-user lattice tower telecommunications support structure, at Cleenraugh Townland, Elphin. Granted by the council on 29 July 2022. The register gives the permission's end as 4 September 2027.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Council granted
- Permission ends (date on the register)
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Key facts
Proposed development
Permission to replace the existing 24 metre monopole structure with a new 24 metre multi-user lattice tower telecommunications support structure with headframe, carrying antenna and dishes together with associated ground equipment cabinets and associated site works at
Planning status
Permission was granted on 29 Jul 2022. The four-week appeal period has passed with no appeal recorded, so the permission is final. Works can start once a commencement notice is lodged; the register gives its end as 4 Sept 2027.
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