The FCC opened a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking in order to ease wireless infrastructure siting barriers, Inside Towers reported.
Now, Sprint gives us an inside look at what it paid to deploy small
cells around Houston’s NRG Stadium for the Super Bowl. The company
considers tribal siting costs to be spiraling out of control and
suggests the agency review those.
Sprint paid more than $173,000 to
deploy a total of 23 small cell sites around the stadium to comply with
the National Historic Preservation Act. Filings to the FCC suggest costs
were imposed on carriers by the city of Houston or the Texas Historical
Commission, says Sprint in an FCC filing. But actually, the figures
Sprint referenced were imposed by federal law, not state or local
historic reviews, the carrier clarifies. Continue Reading
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