Cell Towers at Schools - Is this a Big Deal?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Big deal. Drive by one. I would say fire hazard from back up generator and other industrial aspects to cell tower is just as much of an issue as radiation hazard. And operator error also an issue. In the right frequency with the right power level radhaz cooks tissue. And the tower won't just have cell antennas on it. It will be radiating all across the spectrum. Cell company will rent out space to every type of radiating antenna. I would sell my house in a heartbeat before I would live next to a cell tower or let my kid attend a school with one on cite. Total dealbreaker.

Oh good grief, you're too dumb for words.

I'm not the PP, but that's the best response you could come up with? Do you work for Verizon? Seems like you're the one who's too dumb for words.

[Anonymous]

Bump.

[Anonymous]

The NWHS tower was strongly opposed by dozens of parents at Tuesday's meeting.