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County staff asks supervisors to set public hearing for 100-foot emergency radio tower on county property
Summary
Staff requested the board set a public hearing for a conditional use permit for a proposed 100-foot Cumberland Emergency Services radio tower on county-owned land; staff said the tower will be a critical component of a new public-safety communications system.
County staff asked the Board of Supervisors on Aug. 25 to set a public hearing for Conditional Use Permit 24-2, a proposed 100-foot emergency radio tower on county-owned property that staff said is a critical component of the county's new public-safety communications system. Staff said the conditional-use application has been submitted and recommended the board set the public hearing at its next meeting in September to allow the planning commission to consider the matter and accept public comment. No substantive technical details of the tower were presented in the packet excerpt beyond the height and its role in the communications system; staff offered to answer questions and noted the item was ready to be scheduled for public hearing. Supervisors asked no substantive procedural questions at the meeting; staff said they would set the public hearing and proceed through the planning commission and board review process.
