The Planning Commission has voted to formally reject the permit for the cellular tower on Park Avenue. This success belongs to those who remained persistent in questioning the placement of this infrastructure near our school. We will continue to monitor city zoning proposals to ensure that residential safety remains the …
San Carlos Planning Commission and City Council:
We demand that you reject the conditional permit that would allow T-Mobile to deploy a cellular phone tower on 515 Park Avenue.
We are greatly concerned about the health risks for our children in the neighborhood and at White Oaks Elementary, only 180 yards from the proposed antennas. There are a number of peer-reviewed studies that demonstrate that exposure to electromagnetic fields from cell phone towers can lead to serious health conditions, including cancer. For example, a German study found that residents living within 440 yards of a cell tower were 3 times more likely to develop cancer. To this effect, the European Union has banned the placement of cell phone towers near schools.
In addition, we are very worried about the decline in property values that the deployment of the tower would bring to our peaceful neighborhood. Media attention to the potential health hazards of cellular phone towers and antennas has spread concerns among the public and studies have shown that property values can decline between 2 and 20%.
For these reasons, we are asking the Planning Commission to vote NO on T-Mobile's deployment on 515 Park Avenue.
The momentum behind this effort has grown substantially in recent days. Your collective commitment to the safety of our children and the integrity of our neighborhood is evident in this progress.
6 Comments
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David Griffin
16 years ago
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Think about the long term health effects on these children. This is just greedy and irresponsible.
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Jessica Beck
16 years ago
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My son goes to school here and im terrified of the radiation risks. stop this now.
M
Mike Gallagher
16 years ago
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180 yards is way too close. My kids play on that field every single day. Do not put this up.
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Lisa Rahman
16 years ago
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Keep our kids safe! Why in the world would you even consider putting this right next to an elementary school?? Absolutely not.
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Tom Hart
16 years ago
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VOTE NO. There are plenty of other places for a tower that arent right on top of a school.
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Sarah Nkemelu
16 years ago
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we didnt move to this neighborhood to have our property values tank because of some giant eyesore. find somewhere else to put it.
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The Planning Commission has voted to formally reject the permit for the cellular tower on Park Avenue. This success belongs to those who remained persistent in questioning the placement of this infrastructure near our school. We will continue to monitor city zoning proposals to ensure that residential safety remains the …
San Carlos Planning Commission and City Council:
We demand that you reject the conditional permit that would allow T-Mobile to deploy a cellular phone tower on 515 Park Avenue.
We are greatly concerned about the health risks for our children in the neighborhood and at White Oaks Elementary, only 180 yards from the proposed antennas. There are a number of peer-reviewed studies that demonstrate that exposure to electromagnetic fields from cell phone towers can lead to serious health conditions, including cancer. For example, a German study found that residents living within 440 yards of a cell tower were 3 times more likely to develop cancer. To this effect, the European Union has banned the placement of cell phone towers near schools.
In addition, we are very worried about the decline in property values that the deployment of the tower would bring to our peaceful neighborhood. Media attention to the potential health hazards of cellular phone towers and antennas has spread concerns among the public and studies have shown that property values can decline between 2 and 20%.
For these reasons, we are asking the Planning Commission to vote NO on T-Mobile's deployment on 515 Park Avenue.
The momentum behind this effort has grown substantially in recent days. Your collective commitment to the safety of our children and the integrity of our neighborhood is evident in this progress.
6 Comments
D
David Griffin
16 years ago
Featured
Think about the long term health effects on these children. This is just greedy and irresponsible.
J
Jessica Beck
16 years ago
Featured
My son goes to school here and im terrified of the radiation risks. stop this now.
M
Mike Gallagher
16 years ago
Featured
180 yards is way too close. My kids play on that field every single day. Do not put this up.
L
Lisa Rahman
16 years ago
Featured
Keep our kids safe! Why in the world would you even consider putting this right next to an elementary school?? Absolutely not.
T
Tom Hart
16 years ago
Featured
VOTE NO. There are plenty of other places for a tower that arent right on top of a school.
S
Sarah Nkemelu
16 years ago
Featured
we didnt move to this neighborhood to have our property values tank because of some giant eyesore. find somewhere else to put it.
Think about the long term health effects on these children. This is just greedy and irresponsible.