The news arrived that the height variance for the Delmor roof was denied. I am honestly stunned by this result because this belongs entirely to the people who spoke up for our neighborhood. Please keep a close eye on the building for any future plans.
T-Mobile wants to erect twelve 55 foot Cellular Antenna panels on the roof of the Delmor Apartment building at 1551 Echo Park Ave. (Total height of the panels would be 55 feet, including building height, exceeding the 45-foot height limit of the 1VL Height District)
The FCC (Federal Communications Commission) DOES NOT REGULATE radio frequency (RF) exposure standard. According to the FCC, effects of continuos RF exposure have been linked to health risks such as CHILDHOOD LEUKEMIA, CATARACT, IMMUNE SYSTEM, NEUROLOGICAL and BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS, STERILITY and CANCER.
Your signature will encourage the Echo Park Chamber of Commerce to champion this cause and let T-Mobile know that community is more important than cell phones.
PLEASE ATTEND the ONLY public hearing there will be on this subject before it's too late to challenge this in court:
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2008 at 1:30 P.M.
Los Angeles City Hall
200 North Spring Street, Room 1050
(Enter from Main Street)
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Any court challenge to the Zoning Administrator's action on this matter is limited to only those issues raised PRIOR to the close of this public meeting.
This, or course, is a slimy way of slipping this whole thing under the radar before Echo Park even knows what is happening. And by that time it may be too late.
DON'T LET T-MOBILE get away with this!
Please dont let them put this up. our community deserves better than to be used as a test site for these towers.
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Elena Bell
17 years ago
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We already have enough signal here. Do not need more radiation near our homes. stop T-Mobile from doing this to us.
J
Jason Lund
17 years ago
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Typical. They try to sneak this in when nobody is looking. Not gonna happen.
M
Mike Wilkinson
17 years ago
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Are you kidding me? Right on top of an apartment building? My kids play right there. Ridiculous.
S
Sarah Sutton
17 years ago
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55 feet is way too high. it ruins the whole look of the neighborhood not to mention the health risks everyone is talking about. keep this junk out of our backyards.
D
David Bell
17 years ago
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Total garbage. Why would they put that right in the middle of a residential area? Echo Park has rules for a reason.
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The news arrived that the height variance for the Delmor roof was denied. I am honestly stunned by this result because this belongs entirely to the people who spoke up for our neighborhood. Please keep a close eye on the building for any future plans.
T-Mobile wants to erect twelve 55 foot Cellular Antenna panels on the roof of the Delmor Apartment building at 1551 Echo Park Ave. (Total height of the panels would be 55 feet, including building height, exceeding the 45-foot height limit of the 1VL Height District)
The FCC (Federal Communications Commission) DOES NOT REGULATE radio frequency (RF) exposure standard. According to the FCC, effects of continuos RF exposure have been linked to health risks such as CHILDHOOD LEUKEMIA, CATARACT, IMMUNE SYSTEM, NEUROLOGICAL and BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS, STERILITY and CANCER.
Your signature will encourage the Echo Park Chamber of Commerce to champion this cause and let T-Mobile know that community is more important than cell phones.
PLEASE ATTEND the ONLY public hearing there will be on this subject before it's too late to challenge this in court:
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2008 at 1:30 P.M.
Los Angeles City Hall
200 North Spring Street, Room 1050
(Enter from Main Street)
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Any court challenge to the Zoning Administrator's action on this matter is limited to only those issues raised PRIOR to the close of this public meeting.
This, or course, is a slimy way of slipping this whole thing under the radar before Echo Park even knows what is happening. And by that time it may be too late.
DON'T LET T-MOBILE get away with this!
Please dont let them put this up. our community deserves better than to be used as a test site for these towers.
E
Elena Bell
17 years ago
Featured
We already have enough signal here. Do not need more radiation near our homes. stop T-Mobile from doing this to us.
J
Jason Lund
17 years ago
Featured
Typical. They try to sneak this in when nobody is looking. Not gonna happen.
M
Mike Wilkinson
17 years ago
Featured
Are you kidding me? Right on top of an apartment building? My kids play right there. Ridiculous.
S
Sarah Sutton
17 years ago
Featured
55 feet is way too high. it ruins the whole look of the neighborhood not to mention the health risks everyone is talking about. keep this junk out of our backyards.
D
David Bell
17 years ago
Featured
Total garbage. Why would they put that right in the middle of a residential area? Echo Park has rules for a reason.
Please dont let them put this up. our community deserves better than to be used as a test site for these towers.