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Court: Calif. cities cannot block cell antennas over aesthetics
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| Some good news for the carriers, bad news for neighbors trying to block
cell towers in their neighborhoods.
"http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/breaking_news/13648225.htm"
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| SMS <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote in
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> Some good news for the carriers, bad news for neighbors trying to
> block cell towers in their neighborhoods.
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> "http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/breaking_news/13648225
> .htm"
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Wow...now you can turn that unused back yard space into free cellular
phones for the whole family and your own cell site paying those big land
use fees to you!
I have a friend who has a cell tower on his farm that did just that. His
farm borders the interstate and they pay him a very nice yearly fee and
provide his whole family with cellphones and service with no time limits as
part of the sweet deal....
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| George 2006-01-18, 5:48 pm |
| Larry wrote:
> SMS <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote in
> news:43ce5236$0$9598
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> Wow...now you can turn that unused back yard space into free cellular
> phones for the whole family and your own cell site paying those big land
> use fees to you!
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> I have a friend who has a cell tower on his farm that did just that. His
> farm borders the interstate and they pay him a very nice yearly fee and
> provide his whole family with cellphones and service with no time limits as
> part of the sweet deal....
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Probably tmobile, my buddy owns a building for his business and when
tmobile came into the area they made a deal with him which included free
phones. The only problem is that they have such a poor network it is
really difficult to get any value from the deal. Because of that he
uses VZW and the tmobile phones go largely unused. From other people I
know the better carriers don't offer such deals and don't pay the huge
rents that have become urban legends.
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| Mij Adyaw 2006-01-18, 5:48 pm |
| Isn't it interesting that it is usually the NIMBYs that call customer
support and complain about poor cell phone coverage. This is a major victory
for all call phone providers.
"SMS" <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote in message
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> Some good news for the carriers, bad news for neighbors trying to block
> cell towers in their neighborhoods.
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> "http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/breaking_news/13648225.htm"
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| Mij Adyaw 2006-01-18, 5:48 pm |
| What cellular company is hosted on the farm cell tower?
"Larry" <noone@home.com> wrote in message
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> SMS <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote in
> news:43ce5236$0$9598
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> Wow...now you can turn that unused back yard space into free cellular
> phones for the whole family and your own cell site paying those big land
> use fees to you!
>
> I have a friend who has a cell tower on his farm that did just that. His
> farm borders the interstate and they pay him a very nice yearly fee and
> provide his whole family with cellphones and service with no time limits
> as
> part of the sweet deal....
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| Mike T. 2006-01-18, 5:48 pm |
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> Wow...now you can turn that unused back yard space into free cellular
> phones for the whole family and your own cell site paying those big land
> use fees to you!
>
> I have a friend who has a cell tower on his farm that did just that. His
> farm borders the interstate and they pay him a very nice yearly fee and
> provide his whole family with cellphones and service with no time limits
> as
> part of the sweet deal....
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I'd love to. Where do I sign up? Our house is close enough to an
interstate that it actually would fill a dead spot or two, if they put a
tower in our back yard. There's plenty of room back there, too. We'd STILL
have a huge back yard. :) -Dave
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| Steve Sobol 2006-01-18, 5:48 pm |
| George wrote:
> Probably tmobile, my buddy owns a building for his business and when
> tmobile came into the area they made a deal with him which included free
> phones. The only problem is that they have such a poor network it is
> really difficult to get any value from the deal.
Perhaps in your area - I don't have that problem with T-Mo where I live.
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| George <george@nospam.invalid> wrote in news:G4qdndMKef-rEFPeRVn-
pw@adelphia.com:
> Probably tmobile, my buddy owns a building for his business and when
> tmobile came into the area they made a deal with him which included free
> phones. The only problem is that they have such a poor network it is
> really difficult to get any value from the deal. Because of that he
> uses VZW and the tmobile phones go largely unused. From other people I
> know the better carriers don't offer such deals and don't pay the huge
> rents that have become urban legends.
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No, this deal goes back into the AMPS bagphone days. He's been renting
space to them for a long time...(c;
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| "Mij Adyaw" <mij@spam.com> wrote in news:kzwzf.14128$V.13039@fed1read04:
> What cellular company is hosted on the farm cell tower?
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I'm not really sure, now. There are 3 candelabras of antennas up there,
now. It used to be Cellular One back in the AMPS days.
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| It's interesting that California does not allow this, it happens often in
Michigan.
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> Some good news for the carriers, bad news for neighbors trying to block
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"http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/breaking_news/13648225.htm"
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