In a recent government meeting, commissioners expressed their support for a revised telecommunications project proposed by AT&T, which includes a new design featuring a clock tower. Commissioner Lee acknowledged that the project meets previously established requirements, while Commissioner Mead praised the improved architectural design compared to the original proposal. Mead noted that the clock tower, which was suggested in earlier discussions, adds visual interest to the structure.

Concerns regarding the project's impact on the community were addressed, with commissioners emphasizing the importance of incorporating local feedback. Commissioner Mead highlighted the limitations of existing design standards in their code, but expressed satisfaction with how AT&T and the local church responded to community input. The revised design is seen as a necessary enhancement for service in the area, despite initial reservations about the size and visibility of the tower.

The commissioners underscored the significance of maintaining a collaborative relationship with AT&T to ensure that local concerns are considered, especially in light of potential regulatory actions by the FCC that could limit local input. Overall, the meeting concluded with a consensus that the project represents a positive step forward, balancing community needs with technological advancements. A motion to approve the project is expected to follow.