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If built, this tower could snuff out T-Mobile’s already-approved plan to put nine cellular antennas on a water tower across Pennington-Lawrenceville Road from Twin Pines

Thursday, May 15, 2008 11:14 AM EDT

By John Tredrea, Staff Writer

The Hopewell Township Committee voted unanimously Monday night to advertise for bids for construction of a cell phone tower on the wooded portion of the Twin Pines Airport tract.

The 50-odd acre tract, off Pennington-Lawenceville Road and Federal City Road in the southeastern section of the township, is being purchased by Mercer County and Hopewell and Lawrence townships for recreational use. The airport’s grass landing strip will be converted to athletic fields.

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by Barry Gibson, Huddersfield Daily Examiner

May 16 2008

CAMPAIGNERS have defeated plans for a mobile phone mast.

Councillors yesterday refused permission for the 18-metre structure off Station Road in Marsden.

Mobile phone operator Vodafone wanted to erect a 15.2 metre timber pole on land next to Marsden Railway Station’s overspill car park. Six antennae would have taken the total height to 18.4 metres.

More than 100 residents wrote to Kirklees Council to object to the proposal. Complaints included loss of visual amenity, possible health risks and the impact on tourism in the village.

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