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Verizon agreed to abandon the poles at the 2 locations on Westminster.
The city has also put in place new boring requirements after the mess made in Skinker-DeBaliviere and elsewhere around the city. Several of us, including alderpersons, the City Counselor’s office, the Mayor’s Chief of Operations, the Streets Director, and others have been in regular communication with Verizon to improve their processes – technically and personally.
While ATT and T-Mobile will likely have permits in the queue, the process should be in a better place soon.
I introduced legislation restricting the placement of these poles so they could not places in front of single-family homes.
There was an informational hearing for the city to inform alderpersons about the permitting process during a Public Utilities committee on Oct. 29 via zoom and conversations continue with the providers to improve this process for everyone involved.
On Nov. 12 the moratorium that has been in place expires and we can expect to see more of these poles.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, November–December 2020.
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