A letter from attorney Francis Parisi on behalf of Atlantic Tower LLC requested more time for revised site plans, RF studies and NEPA work; the board continued the public hearing to Oct. 21, 2026 and the applicant agreed to extend the FCC 'shot clock' to Nov. 30, 2026.

After lengthy public comment, the board approved multiple small‑cell right‑of‑way installations with conditions: natural‑metal finish (no powder coat), exploration of swale or park placements where feasible, and staff review to avoid narrowing sidewalks or blocking storefronts.

Commissioners finalize sale agreement for Sea Oaks property and wireless tower easement.

Fair Lifts successfully completed a helicopter telecom tower installation in South Vinemont AL for Next Edge Networks using a SA 315B Lama to lift antennas and mounts.

Local governments may toll review periods for collocation applications amid housing demands.

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The Seward County Board of Commissioners on March 3 approved two short-form plats and a replat, adopted a rezone from agricultural to highway commercial, and OK’d a conditional-use permit for wireless-equipment upgrades; all actions passed with recorded affirmative votes.

Jeff Mason of Lucas Environmental presented a notice of intent for a Blue Sky Towers wireless facility at 103 Bond Road, describing a 75-by-75-foot lease area, a roughly 120-foot monopole and buffer-zone impacts. The commission continued the hearing to May 13 so planning-board peer review and a land-disturbance permit can be completed.

After a pilot deployment with Peltbeam, the council gave staff the green light to apply for time‑sensitive state and federal grants to expand solar‑powered wireless nodes and free public Wi‑Fi in disadvantaged neighborhoods, emphasizing digital equity and partnership funding.

City officials evaluate wireless facility designs concerning height, aesthetics, and urban-rural context.

Commission reviews conditional use permit for replacing guy wire tower at Jewett School