To the Greenburgh Town Board,
We the undersigned live in the vicinity of the Town Transfer Facility off Taxter Road (next to the East Irvington Nature Preserve) where Homeland Towers has made a proposal to build a cell tower. We do not believe the benefits of the tower outweigh the potential unknown cost to our health, the terrible aesthetics this tower will bring to our neighborhood and last but not least the loss of property value a tower such as this will cause. We are also concerned about the terms listed in the contract presented to the town board by Homeland that stipulate the tower could include up to six macrocells (even though two is the max allowed by current zoning rules) and be up to 150 feet (which is higher than the current zoning rules allow as well). While we understand the contract delivered in the initial meeting is not final, it does speak to Homeland’s intention to create a monstrosity in our back yards within plain view our homes. Please say no to Homeland Towers’s proposal.
I have 3 young children living at home. Studies have shown cell phone towers are a threat to our health. If they were safe, why are they not allowed near schools? Because they are NOT safe. The Town of Hempstead on Long Island has the most stringent rules in NYS for placement of new antennas. Our town must adopt tougher standards for the health of all our neighbors.