The case of Up State Tower Co., LLC v.
Town of Kiantone ended when the district court in New York state decided
the town interfered with the deployment of wireless services, but it
offers little clarity for the situation. Up State Tower Co. sought to
provide a cell tower for the area’s consumers over a year ago. After a
ten-month battle, the court ruled the Town of Kiantone violated Section
332(c)(7)(B)(ii) of the Communications Act, which establishes tower
applications should be acted upon within 150 days of submission. Continue Reading
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