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Pelham trustees open and close public hearing after ExteNet presents small-cell wireless plan
Summary
ExteNet presented plans to install three small-cell wireless facilities on existing utility poles in Pelham; the Board opened and then closed a public hearing after the company said the equipment is low-powered and complies with FCC safety standards.
The Village of Pelham Board of Trustees opened and closed a public hearing June 9 on applications from ExteNet to install three additional small-cell wireless facilities on existing utility poles in the village.
Chris Fischer, representing ExteNet, presented the company’s proposal, describing the locations and equipment design and stating the installations are “low-powered and comply with all applicable FCC safety standards.” Supporting application materials were made available to the Board and public via Dropbox.
The Board approved a motion to open the hearing and later voted to close it after the presentation and questions. The resolution to open and the resolution to close were approved by roll call votes of the full Board.
What happens next: the hearing record is now closed for this meeting; any further procedural steps, such as a separate vote to grant permits under Chapter 87 of the Pelham Village Code, were not recorded at this meeting.
