Install two wooden poles, a transformer and 18 metres of overhead electricity line, with underground cables supplying a telecommunications mast.
New telecoms mast site connection at Land E of Allt Lebhain, Stirling
Trades this could involve
Official description
SSEN propose to construct a new overhead line spur in order to provide a new connection for a telecommunication mast site. The new line will consist of 2 new single poles which will house our plant equipment and transformer. The new overhead line will be installed using poles of a wooden variety and these will be no more than 11 metres in height. The total length of the overhead line will be 18 metres. From Pole 223 on the current spur we propose to install approx. 18m of 33kV overhead cable, moving down into underground mains cable and service cable, which will terminate within the mast site. The cable route will be classed as permitted development.
- Council
- Energy Consents Unit
- Reference
- ECU00006452
- Application type
- Development
- Status
- Application
- Submitted
- 31 Jul 2026
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