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Board approves 195-foot wireless tower permit to fill coverage gap in Victor Township
Summary
The Clinton County Board of Commissioners approved a special land use permit for Vertical Bridge and Verizon to construct a 195-foot monopole wireless tower in Victor Township to address an identified service gap. The permit passed unanimously by roll call vote.
The Clinton County Board of Commissioners voted to approve a special land use permit submitted by Vertical Bridge and Verizon to construct a 195-foot monopole wireless communication tower (plus 4-foot lightning rod) at 8827 S. St. Clair Road in Victor Township.
Commissioner Zach Rudat introduced the application, explaining the project aims to “improve, provide, and densify wireless services necessary to address an existing gap in network service.” The board approved the permit by roll call vote with seven ayes and zero nays.
The application (PC-03-26 / PSLU260001) was considered under the county’s zoning review process. The board’s action directs county staff to complete any required ministerial steps in processing the special land use permit and to notify the applicant. No amendments to the application were recorded in the minutes.
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