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 Subject :Clarification on Height.. 30-11-2009 08:31:44 
Dan123
Joined: 30-11-2009 13:08:52
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Hi Viridor,

Hopefully a straightforward one. Could you confirm the overall height of the construction proposed at the New England Site?
Is it going to be 90m high in total, or do I combine the 90m stack with the 40m main building giving an overall height of 130m (or
for those, like me, who struggle to visualise distance and height, 130m is the height of the London Eye or the new Wembley Stadium)?.

Look forward to hearing from you

Dan
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 Subject :Re:Clarification on Height.. 01-12-2009 06:40:16 
Dan Cooke
Joined: 01-12-2009 11:27:24
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Dan,

Total height will be circa 90 metres - that's the highest point of the stack. Main buidling height is 40 metres (just under the height of the existing electricity pylons adjacent to the site currently), so approx 50 metres of the stack will be visible.

Dan Cooke
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