
The council was on East Glen and Maple. Residents ask that a committee be formed to help explore alternative sites for towers and alternative designs, too – less-invasive to the neighborhood, maybe something that goes on top of buildings instead of a large tower that damages property value and may have safety risks attached to it.
Mayor Killion seemed skeptical of the benefits to setting up a committee like that, and said that frankly, no one wants a cell tower in their yard. Is a committee needed to determine that?
So where does a tower go? Residents around Lakeview (by Midland Park's A&P) say not there; ; ; . Anywhere? Any suggestions in Ridgewood, folks?
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Is it worth the legal challenge to try and force cell carriers to bring more expensive designs like rooftop antennae when the village is already battling several lawsuits?
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