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Nailsea appears in North Somerset roadworks notice and three new broadband pole filings

Separate council documents put Nailsea in line for both announced road changes and three new fixed-line broadband poles.

North Somerset Times reported that North Somerset Council has announced road closures and traffic changes affecting Nailsea, Portishead, Brockley and Long Ashton [1]. North Somerset Council’s planning weekly list also includes three notices related to Nailsea [2][3][4]. Each notice is a Regulation 5 notification under the Electronic Communications Code, stating the intention to install fixed line broadband apparatus comprising one wooden pole [2][3][4]. The proposed sites are land to the side of 24 Biddisham Close, outside 29 Friendship Road, and outside 20 Ash Hayes Drive, Queens Road [2][3][4]. The notices include the statement “THIS IS NOT A PLANNING APPLICATION” [2][3][4]. Read together, the documents show Nailsea appears in both the council’s traffic-change announcement and its current weekly list of telecoms code notices.

Sources

  1. North Somerset Times: New road closures and traffic changes announced for North Somerset
  2. North Somerset Council planning weekly list: Notification under Regulation 5 of the Electronic Communications Code of the intention to install fixed line broadband apparatus comprising of the installation of 1no. 9m light wooden pole. THIS IS NOT A PLANNING APPLICATION.
  3. North Somerset Council planning weekly list: Notification under Regulation 5 of the Electronic Communications Code of the intention to install fixed line broadband apparatus comprising of the installation of 1no. 9m medium wooden pole. THIS IS NOT A PLANNING APPLICATION.
  4. North Somerset Council planning weekly list: Notification under Regulation 5 of the Electronic Communications Code of the intention to install fixed line broadband apparatus comprising of the installation of 1no. 10m light wooden pole. THIS IS NOT A PLANNING APPLICATION.

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