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The Statesboro Mayor and Council approved a fifth amendment Sept. 2 to a lease with a wireless provider to permit upgrades to cellular equipment on city-owned tanks at 600 Park Avenue.
Staff summary: Staff member Bennett said the carrier needs council approval before modifying equipment on city infrastructure such as water tanks. He described the amendment as an administrative approval to allow equipment upgrades and noted the lease provides a modest revenue source to the city.
Why it matters: Upgrades will support carrier operations and maintain cellular service; the lease amendment formalizes the city's authorization for hardware changes on city-owned structures.
Council action: The council approved the amendment following staff presentation and brief council discussion. No detailed technical changes or dollar amounts were provided in the transcript.
Next steps: Staff will finalize lease amendment details with the carrier and proceed with permitting and technical approvals as required.
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