Mobile phone mast plans turned down again
By Katya Mira
Three mobile phone masts planned for rural sites have been turned down for the second time.
Applications to put the telegraph poles at East Preston, Findon and Rustington were dismissed at appeal. They had already been turned down by planning officials at Arun District Council because of the impact they would have on the countryside around them.
Coun Ricky Bower said: "These are all welcome decisions. The inspector recognises that while national policy encourages the development of the telecommunications network, it also requires that environmental impact be kept to a minimum."
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Three mobile phone masts planned for rural sites have been turned down for the second time.
Applications to put the telegraph poles at East Preston, Findon and Rustington were dismissed at appeal. They had already been turned down by planning officials at Arun District Council because of the impact they would have on the countryside around them.
Coun Ricky Bower said: "These are all welcome decisions. The inspector recognises that while national policy encourages the development of the telecommunications network, it also requires that environmental impact be kept to a minimum."
© Copyright 2001-2007 Newsquest Media Group
https://tinyurl.com/3xh2cq
rudkla - 17. Mai, 12:47
