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Hampton council approves permit for 170-foot communications tower on G Street
Summary
The council voted unanimously to approve a use permit allowing Virginia Electric and Power Company to construct a 170-foot communications tower at 902 G Street with nine conditions addressing design, landscaping and removal.
The Hampton City Council voted unanimously to approve a use permit allowing Virginia Electric and Power Company to replace an existing communications tower with a new, 170-foot self-supporting tower at 902 G Street.
Chief Planner Donald Whipple told the council that the application, filed as use permit 24-0456 by Harold Timmons, would replace an outmoded tower and locate the new structure within an industrial site near West Pembroke Avenue and Interstate 664. Whipple said staff and the Planning Commission recommended approval subject to nine conditions covering site design, compliance with the concept elevations,…
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