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Grayson County supervisors approve US Cellular permit for 244-foot tower in Wilson District
Summary
The board approved a special-use permit allowing US Cellular to build a 244-foot freestanding communications tower at 3807 Grassy Creek Road with conditions, including a reduced residential setback and compliance with state and federal requirements.
The Grayson County Board of Supervisors on an affirmative voice vote approved a special-use permit submitted by US Cellular for a 244-foot freestanding communications tower at 3807 Grassy Creek Road in the Wilson District. The tower, proposed for a 63.9-acre tree farm, is intended to host four carriers and Grayson County’s E-911 equipment; the planning commission had recommended approval subject to conditions including a residential-setback variance, compliance with VDOT access requirements, completion of all permits and inspections, maintenance of colocation capacity and adherence to FAA lighting and fencing standards. Planning staff told the board the application had been reviewed by the planning commission on June 17 and found compliant with section 3-15 of the county zoning ordinance…
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