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Blue Sky Towers seeks special permit for 120‑foot monopole at Charlton Beagle Club; hearing continued to May 20
Summary
Applicant Blue Sky Towers presented a special‑permit/site‑plan application for a 120‑foot monopole at the Charlton Beagle Club (103 Bond Road). Applicant and engineers said the site would fill a Verizon service gap; the hearing was continued to May 20 for peer‑review responses and outstanding waivers.
Blue Sky Towers 4 LLC asked the Charlton Planning Board on April 15 for a special permit and site‑plan approval to construct a 120‑foot monopole telecommunications tower on property leased from the Charlton Beagle Club at 103 Bond Road.
Earl Duvall, counsel for the applicant, introduced the project package and listed seven exhibits submitted with the application: the ground lease, site lease template, zoning drawings, an RF feasibility (coverage) study, a radio‑frequency emissions (MPE) report, FCC license documentation, and an FAA determination of no hazard. Duvall said the monopole would be collocated to carry four wireless providers, with Verizon Wireless as the first tenant.
Site engineer Jesse Moreno (Forteira Design Group) described the proposal: a 70×70 leased area with a 60×60 fenced compound, stone access pads, a roughly 1,000‑foot…
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