Next-up News Nr 722
rudkla - 30. Okt, 17:36
Mobile Radio (worldwide) - Mobilfunk (weltweit) Buergerwelle
Donnerstag, 30. Oktober 2008
Mobile phone mast fight
FIGHT: Rebecca Hodel-Jones has vowed to fight plans for the mobile phone mast. P5971a844, Picture: PHIL SAMBROOK
Published Date: 30 October 2008
By Hannah Postles
DETERMINED residents have vowed to fight plans to build a mobile phone mast opposite Glass Houghton's Healthy Living Centre. Homeowners say they fear for their health and have launched a petition against Vodafone Ltd's application to install three antennas on top of Yorkshire House.
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http://www.pontefractandcastlefordexpress.co.uk/news/Mobile-phone-mast-fight.4641847.jp
Published Date: 30 October 2008
By Hannah Postles
DETERMINED residents have vowed to fight plans to build a mobile phone mast opposite Glass Houghton's Healthy Living Centre. Homeowners say they fear for their health and have launched a petition against Vodafone Ltd's application to install three antennas on top of Yorkshire House.
Read More...
http://www.pontefractandcastlefordexpress.co.uk/news/Mobile-phone-mast-fight.4641847.jp
rudkla - 30. Okt, 17:28
Mittwoch, 29. Oktober 2008
Next-up news Nr 721
rudkla - 29. Okt, 23:37
Bristol community to fight phone mast plan
Evening Post - Bristol, England, UK
Householders in Willsbridge are fighting plans for a phone mast to be sited in the grounds of a garden centre. They said the 65ft (20 metre) mast was being ...
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http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/news/Bristol-community-fight-phone-mast-plan/article-410881-detail/article.html
Householders in Willsbridge are fighting plans for a phone mast to be sited in the grounds of a garden centre. They said the 65ft (20 metre) mast was being ...
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http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/news/Bristol-community-fight-phone-mast-plan/article-410881-detail/article.html
rudkla - 29. Okt, 17:31
Next-up news Nr 720
rudkla - 29. Okt, 08:28
Dienstag, 28. Oktober 2008
An open letter to the Eureka City Council
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Dear Mayor, and City Council Members
The real injustice of the cell tower deal between Verizon and the Apostolic Church, on Harris and D. St., came to light to us while watching the city council meeting on public access television a couple weeks ago. I was aghast at the tepid response that most council members had toward residents' concerns and disappointed at their rush to approve this project. Even though we live a half a block from, and in plain view of, the 60 foot cell tower "to be", we were never notified by the city during the permitting process. Even more disheartening: it was our neighbor, who we are friendly with, who brokered the deal with Verizon behind our backs.
Something smells fishy in Eureka, and it's not from the high tide.
A glance at a cell tower locator map of Eureka on the Internet will reveal seven towers surrounding the city, most in commercial/industrial zones. This cell tower would be the first one in the center of town in a primarily residential neighborhood. I think this precedent is significant and warrants more attention than a few mailed notices to residents within a 300 foot radius of the proposed site. This past week, we walked around our neighborhood and talked to people about the project. Most people never received notice of the cell tower and were outraged that they were left out of the dialog.
What kind of city do we live in where hard working, tax paying citizens, are denied a real voice in decisions that will directly affect our lives?
Stop the permitting process.
This injustice must be undone now.
Posted by Henderson Center Neighbors at 7:49 PM
More information about this cell phone mast appeal can be seen at their web site - http://stopthecelltower.blogspot.com/2008/10/kindrick-ownby-truth-about-cell-towers.html
Informant: Martin Weatherall
Dear Mayor, and City Council Members
The real injustice of the cell tower deal between Verizon and the Apostolic Church, on Harris and D. St., came to light to us while watching the city council meeting on public access television a couple weeks ago. I was aghast at the tepid response that most council members had toward residents' concerns and disappointed at their rush to approve this project. Even though we live a half a block from, and in plain view of, the 60 foot cell tower "to be", we were never notified by the city during the permitting process. Even more disheartening: it was our neighbor, who we are friendly with, who brokered the deal with Verizon behind our backs.
Something smells fishy in Eureka, and it's not from the high tide.
A glance at a cell tower locator map of Eureka on the Internet will reveal seven towers surrounding the city, most in commercial/industrial zones. This cell tower would be the first one in the center of town in a primarily residential neighborhood. I think this precedent is significant and warrants more attention than a few mailed notices to residents within a 300 foot radius of the proposed site. This past week, we walked around our neighborhood and talked to people about the project. Most people never received notice of the cell tower and were outraged that they were left out of the dialog.
What kind of city do we live in where hard working, tax paying citizens, are denied a real voice in decisions that will directly affect our lives?
Stop the permitting process.
This injustice must be undone now.
Posted by Henderson Center Neighbors at 7:49 PM
More information about this cell phone mast appeal can be seen at their web site - http://stopthecelltower.blogspot.com/2008/10/kindrick-ownby-truth-about-cell-towers.html
Informant: Martin Weatherall
rudkla - 28. Okt, 06:05
Sonntag, 26. Oktober 2008
Antenna fight looms
27/10/2008 4:00:00 AM
THE community battle over a proposed Telstra mobile phone antenna in Strathdale continues to rage unabated.
Today marks the deadline for concerned residents and community groups to lodge submissions to Connell Wagner, the town planning consultants employed by Telstra to build the contentious structure.
The Advertiser reported the concerns of local residents regarding the transmitter, including the Kay family, last week.
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http://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/news/local/news/general/antenna-fight-looms/1343649.aspx
THE community battle over a proposed Telstra mobile phone antenna in Strathdale continues to rage unabated.
Today marks the deadline for concerned residents and community groups to lodge submissions to Connell Wagner, the town planning consultants employed by Telstra to build the contentious structure.
The Advertiser reported the concerns of local residents regarding the transmitter, including the Kay family, last week.
Read More...
http://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/news/local/news/general/antenna-fight-looms/1343649.aspx
rudkla - 26. Okt, 23:14
Samstag, 25. Oktober 2008
Alki antenna appeal: Neighbors seek support at Tuesday hearing
West Seattle Blog - Seattle, WA, USA
The potential longterm effects of electromagnetic radiation is a wild card in this fight. While the federal government insists no studies have shown damage ...
http://westseattleblog.com/blog/?p=11455
http://omega.twoday.net/search?q=electromagnetic+radiation
The potential longterm effects of electromagnetic radiation is a wild card in this fight. While the federal government insists no studies have shown damage ...
http://westseattleblog.com/blog/?p=11455
http://omega.twoday.net/search?q=electromagnetic+radiation
rudkla - 25. Okt, 22:51
Next-up news Nr 717
rudkla - 25. Okt, 06:08
Freitag, 24. Oktober 2008
Families in new phone mast fight
DAVID BALE
24 October 2008 17:00
Families are being urged to oppose a mobile phone mast application at a site near Earlham police station where previous plans have already been refused.
Phone giant 02 has applied to put a 12.5m slim line street works column with three antennae on the highway verge adjoining the police station in Earlham Road.
As reported in The Evening News, families won a fight to stop a mast being installed there in January 2007, after city planners went against the recommendations of officers to approve proposals by O2 for a 12.5m mock telegraph mast.
More than 40 people had raised concerns about the plans and planning committee members received 11 letters of objection citing visual impact and health fears. Councillors agreed that it would have been an eyesore and turned it down.
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http://tinyurl.com/6gcwsf
24 October 2008 17:00
Families are being urged to oppose a mobile phone mast application at a site near Earlham police station where previous plans have already been refused.
Phone giant 02 has applied to put a 12.5m slim line street works column with three antennae on the highway verge adjoining the police station in Earlham Road.
As reported in The Evening News, families won a fight to stop a mast being installed there in January 2007, after city planners went against the recommendations of officers to approve proposals by O2 for a 12.5m mock telegraph mast.
More than 40 people had raised concerns about the plans and planning committee members received 11 letters of objection citing visual impact and health fears. Councillors agreed that it would have been an eyesore and turned it down.
Read More...
http://tinyurl.com/6gcwsf
rudkla - 24. Okt, 18:34
