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Zoning Board delays decision on controversial cell tower proposal

August 15, 2024 | Milford Boards & Committees of Selectmen, Milford, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire



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Zoning Board delays decision on controversial cell tower proposal
The Town of Milford Zoning Board of Adjustment convened on August 15, 2024, under the leadership of Chair Andrea Coco Chappell, to address three cases, including a significant variance request for a new cell tower by Cellco Partnership, operating as Verizon Wireless, and Tarpon Towers, LLC. The meeting was accessible both in-person at Town Hall and remotely via Zoom, with live streaming on Granitetown Media.

During the session, it was noted that the board had the authority to conclude the meeting by 10:00 PM and could continue any unresolved cases to the next scheduled meeting without further notification to applicants or abutters.

The first case on the agenda was a continuance of the variance request for the proposed cell tower. Chair Chappell recused herself from this case, handing over the proceedings to board member Joan. Chappell expressed the need for a continuance due to the receipt of a substantial packet of new materials that had not been reviewed by the board, indicating that these documents contained critical information necessary for informed decision-making.

The meeting's structure and the board's procedural adherence were emphasized, ensuring transparency and public participation in the zoning process. Further discussions and decisions regarding the cell tower proposal will be addressed in future meetings as the board seeks to thoroughly evaluate the new information presented.

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