Planning applicationDGY/26/0048/FUL

Land West Of Birny Hill Above Winterhope Reservoir 7.5km To The West Of Langholm

DecidedTelecommunications
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Received

12 January 2026

Validated

4 March 2026

Planning Signals

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Met MastRetrospectiveTemporary Development
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Retrospective plan for a temporary 100m meteorological mast for five years, with a defined construction/working area at Birny Hill.

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6/10
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Application DGY/26/0048/FUL

Land West Of Birny Hill Above Winterhope Reservoir 7.5km To The West Of Langholm

DecidedTelecommunicationsReceived Dumfries and Galloway Council

Retrospective plan for a temporary 100m meteorological mast for five years, with a defined construction/working area at Birny Hill.

The record

Reference
DGY/26/0048/FUL
Address
Land West Of Birny Hill Above Winterhope Reservoir 7.5km To The West Of Langholm
Status
Decided
Category
Telecommunications
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
Dumfries and Galloway Council

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Validated
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Additional application data

Latitude
55.1396
Longitude
-3.1261

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Retrospective plan for a temporary 100m meteorological mast for five years, with a defined construction/working area at Birny Hill.

As filed with the council

ERECTION OF METEOROLOGICAL MAST (MAXMIMUM HEIGHT OF 100 METRES) FOR A TEMPORARY PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS (RETROSPECTIVE)

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