The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a special permit and site plan for a 150-foot monopole and equipment compound at 755 Walden Street, concluding the facility will support municipal public-safety antennas and multiple commercial carriers; the planning board had recommended approval. Neighbors raised RF-monitoring concerns; the board discussed federal guidance and lease protections.

The Concord Planning Board voted to recommend that the Board of Appeals grant a special permit and site-plan approval for a 150-foot monopole and compound at the town-owned 755 Walden Street. Applicant representatives said the tower will host town public-safety antennas and up to five commercial carriers; the recommendation includes added conditions on lease terms and monitoring.

The commission approved conditions for a proposed fiber‑optic substation that confine development to a 3‑acre site, bar data‑center uses (including GPUs/TPUs and colocation), require a road‑maintenance agreement, make power‑usage records available upon request, and mandate fire‑safety approvals before occupancy.

Council approved a 15‑year renewal lease (retroactive to Dec. 2020) with Bell Atlantic Mobile Systems dba Verizon Wireless for a cellular tower at 2100 Canyon Road; initial rent begins at $2,791.50/month with 2% annual increases and projected revenue through 2035 and an optional extension to 2045.

The commission issued a unanimous due-pass recommendation for CUP 26-04, an 80-foot monopole proposed by Union Wireless as part of the FCC rip-and-replace program; commissioners added a condition that the existing 65-foot tower must be removed within one year after the new tower is operational.

The Fairhope Planning & Zoning Commission voted to remove an unnecessary city council-approval condition on several utility reviews, tabled three related items for more study, and unanimously approved an AT&T 43-foot small cell in ALDOT right of way near South Greenough Road.

Concerns raised over outdated zoning laws as new tower applications proceed without updated regulations.

Council amends ordinance to add Parcel ROI Lot 03 to telecommunications safety district.

Cumberland considers partnering with Verizon to enhance public safety communication through a new tower.

Commissioners adopt resolution to participate in $7.4 billion opioid crisis settlement.

At oral argument in State of Texas v. City of McAllen and others, petitioners urged dismissal for lack of standing; respondents said the challenged statutes let cities grant a 'thing of value' in possible violation of the state gift clauses and asked the Court to reach the merits.

Council unanimously approves zoning amendments for two new residential units and Verizon tower.

The Mecklenburg County Board of Supervisors approved a special exception permit for a 195-foot Crescent Lake communications tower, reissuing an earlier 2023 approval whose permit had expired. An adjacent property owner voiced visual-impact concerns during the public hearing.

Yates advocates for a Verizon tower to improve connectivity in rural Mecklenburg County

Board discusses monopole distance from homes and screening enhancements for new application.

Agency of Transportation staff told a legislative committee that gaps in telecom mapping, legal limits and likely administrative costs make monetizing telecom use of state highway rights of way an uncertain and probably inefficient revenue source.

The transaction, subject to regulatory approval, will transfer Um Telecom’s 20,000 km fibre network and around 1,000 clients to V.tal, expanding its neutral network presence across north-east Brazil.

At its Oct. 20 meeting the Belleville City Council approved the fiscal 2025 audit, several equipment and telecommunications leases, a vehicle purchase, an extension of a liquor-license special-use permit for the Heart Pub, set the joint review board date for TIF districts and approved a community event and two ordinances.

T Mobile seeks to buy lease from AT and T for NFA phone tower equipment.

Board approves 25-year extension of cell tower leases for Graham County's three towers.

Commission members unanimously approve conditional use permit for wireless tower facility in local area.