Lions Bay Residents Opposed to Harvey Creek Tower Development.
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John Phillips
6 years ago
No assurance of improved cell phone service. Unsightly for the Village.
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Simon Hardy
6 years ago
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There are so many reasons outlined above and elsewhere why a tower in Lions Bay is a bad idea.
If you do suffer bad cell coverage, it could be the result of many factors that an ugly and potentially dangerous tower in Lions Bay is never likely to solve, including:
- Trees and foliage. Excessive greenery harms your signal. According to various sources, pine trees are notorious for this.
- Certain construction materials. Some of the worst offenders are solid wood, concrete and metal. A metal roof can have a huge negative effect on your signal.
- Your provider. Ask around. Coverage can vary a lot. Changing providers might completely solve your problem.
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Helen Nogatch
6 years ago
I’m against a cell tower for both aesthetic and health reasons.
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Pat Smith
6 years ago
This tower would be a blighton the beauty & serenity of Lions Bay.
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Alan Farmer
6 years ago
Today it is wrong to despoil a natural habitat without considering more acceptable options
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Bernadette Fischer
6 years ago
There is still no scientific evidence on the longterm safety living close by a 5G tower. Why putting economic growth on fist place as we should more care about our health and future generations. This means: No tower in Lionsbay. Be wise!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Do not want this tower to be built in or near Lions Bay.
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Deirdre McNeill
6 years ago
Boggles the mind. What are they thinking.
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Odette de Moor
6 years ago
I would definitely like better cell service. However, not at the risk of our health and animals living in the area.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I am 100% opposed to the erecting of any such tower in or around Lions Bay.
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Robin Spano
6 years ago
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I took a long time to come to this position, but in the end, I would prefer to pay the extra $15/year/resident in order to not have the health risk.
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Rose Dudley
6 years ago
The dangers to our health of these towers is still under investigation and is therefore risky, the appearance is hideous, and any said benefits questionable. We don't need it.
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Mandy Clark
6 years ago
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I moved to Lions Bay specifically for the low EMF environment. I think it’s a big mistake to put 5G into this area known for its natural environment.
No assurance of improved cell phone service. Unsightly for the Village.
There are so many reasons outlined above and elsewhere why a tower in Lions Bay is a bad idea. If you do suffer bad cell coverage, it could be the result of many factors that an ugly and potentially dangerous tower in Lions Bay is never likely to solve, including: - Trees and foliage. Excessive greenery harms your signal. According to various sources, pine trees are notorious for this. - Certain construction materials. Some of the worst offenders are solid wood, concrete and metal. A metal roof can have a huge negative effect on your signal. - Your provider. Ask around. Coverage can vary a lot. Changing providers might completely solve your problem.
I’m against a cell tower for both aesthetic and health reasons.
This tower would be a blighton the beauty & serenity of Lions Bay.
Today it is wrong to despoil a natural habitat without considering more acceptable options
There is still no scientific evidence on the longterm safety living close by a 5G tower. Why putting economic growth on fist place as we should more care about our health and future generations. This means: No tower in Lionsbay. Be wise!
Do not want this tower to be built in or near Lions Bay.
Boggles the mind. What are they thinking.
I would definitely like better cell service. However, not at the risk of our health and animals living in the area.
I am 100% opposed to the erecting of any such tower in or around Lions Bay.
I took a long time to come to this position, but in the end, I would prefer to pay the extra $15/year/resident in order to not have the health risk.
The dangers to our health of these towers is still under investigation and is therefore risky, the appearance is hideous, and any said benefits questionable. We don't need it.
I moved to Lions Bay specifically for the low EMF environment. I think it’s a big mistake to put 5G into this area known for its natural environment.