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Cell tower project sparks debate over coverage and location

October 04, 2024 | San Joaquin County, California


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Cell tower project sparks debate over coverage and location
In a recent government meeting, officials reviewed an Administrative Use Permit application for a proposed 100-foot tall monopole telecommunication tower at the San Joaquin River Club. This project, which was previously tabled in July, has returned to the commission following the applicant's submission of additional information regarding site selection and alternative site analysis.

The applicant provided detailed coverage maps illustrating the existing gaps in cellular service and the anticipated improvements if the tower is constructed. The maps indicated that areas marked in yellow represent marginal coverage, while green areas signify reliable service.

Additionally, the applicant conducted outreach to property owners within a defined search area to explore alternative locations for the tower. Out of nine properties contacted, seven owners did not respond, one site was deemed unsuitable, and one owner showed interest but declined to agree to standard lease terms.

The commission will continue to evaluate the application, considering the provided data and community feedback as they move forward with the decision-making process.

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