A Federal judge in Pennsylvania has
rejected Nextel Communications’ lawsuit to build a 130-foot tower in
Ross Township, PA. At the time the judge granted the Ross Township
Zoning Board’s motion to uphold its decision to reject the company’s
application for a special use exception permit to build the tower
According to court records obtained by poconorecord.com,
the decision to reject Nextel/Sprint’s motion came after a protracted
battle and lawsuit filed in 2014 by the company to overturn the board’s
decision to reject the company’s special exception permit to build the
tower. Nextel needs the permit before it can build the tower in Ross Township, a suburb six miles north of Pittsburgh. Continue Reading
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