Planning applicationSHE/2026/086/CLUP

Entrance to rear of St Olafs Church

DecidedTelecommunications
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Received

23 April 2026

Validated

23 April 2026

Planning Signals

3 detected traits

Context
Listed Building
Specific
Overhead Utility LinesUnderground Electrical Cabling
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AI summary

New underground electricity cable to replace an overhead line, powering St Olafs Church, as part of the Cullivoe Road widening undergrounding works.

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3/10
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Application SHE/2026/086/CLUP

Entrance to rear of St Olafs Church

DecidedTelecommunicationsReceived Shetland Islands Council

New underground electricity cable to replace an overhead line, powering St Olafs Church, as part of the Cullivoe Road widening undergrounding works.

The record

Reference
SHE/2026/086/CLUP
Address
Entrance to rear of St Olafs Church
Status
Decided
Category
Telecommunications
Impact scale
3/10
Authority
Shetland Islands Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
60.6992
Longitude
-1.0051

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

New underground electricity cable to replace an overhead line, powering St Olafs Church, as part of the Cullivoe Road widening undergrounding works.

As filed with the council

Install a new underground electricity cable to provide power to listed building St Olafs Church( LB18649) to replace overhead line, as part of undergrounding works related to Cullivoe road widening Scheme, Under Class 40 of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Scotland) Order 1992 (as amended)