Supreme Court Says Local Towns Can't Hold Up Cell Towers
May 20, 2013, 10:26 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated May 20, 2013, 11:00 AM
The U.S. Supreme Court has sided with the Federal Communications Commission regarding a dispute over cell towers. Wireless industry players complained to the FCC that local governments are often slowing down the process to adjust existing cell towers or install new ones. The FCC recommends that local jurisdictions should act on amendments to existing towers within three months and on new towers within five months. The Supreme Court agrees. Several cities had challenged the FCC's authority on the matter. The Supreme Court voted 6-3 in the FCC's favor, rejecting the cities' claims.
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Good!!!
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I agree:
so that companies can continue to provide great service, and to expand both capacity and coverage
disagree:
it is very harmful those RF waves, but it also devalues the town or cities' home values.
They...
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Jayshmay said:
People are way too anal about cell towers. T-Mobile is tryingto iincrease coverage, but these anal small towns are holding up wireless progress!
I have seen and heard on countless occassions people fr...
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Jayshmay said:
People are way too anal about cell towers. T-Mobile is tryingto iincrease coverage, but these anal small towns are holding up wireless progress!
Lebensraum?
Analog Radio antenas affect them more, though I still think that whey have some kind of effect on human beings as well.
At least we'll have good LTE coverage in the absence of milk! 🤣
People Bitch
F you NIMBY's!!!!
MrGuder said:
They bitch about cell phone coverage but don't want the towers in their towns to provide it. Can't have it both ways
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