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Applicant says proposed 'cantennae' was archaeologically cleared; board finds no countywide impact
Summary
Bell Atlantic Mobile Systems LLC (for Verizon) proposed a small pole‑mounted antenna and equipment cabinet in Barrington; the applicant said archaeological study found "no archaeological remains were identified," and the planning board unanimously concluded under GML 239 there is no significant countywide impact.
Bell Atlantic Mobile Systems LLC, speaking through representative Drew Curran, presented a referral for a small antenna mounted on a replacement utility pole adjacent to 1048 East Lake Road in the Town of Barrington. Curran described the device as a "cantennae," explained the equipment requires specific height and clearance to function, and said the site was studied for archaeological resources and that the report concluded "no archaeological remains were identified."
After discussion the board voted on the GML 239 referral. Member Steven Fulkerson moved that "under GML 239 the application as presented has no significant countywide impact," a motion seconded by Chandra Gilman and approved unanimously. The record includes the applicant's archaeological report and the board's referral determination; no conditions or reservations were recorded in the minutes.
