Milford officials fighting proposal for a 115-foot cell tower near a residential area
Saul Flores
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The Connecticut Siting Council will hold a public hearing June 15 on a proposed cellular tower on the rear portion of the property at 1061 and 1063 Boston Post Road.Googe Street View
MILFORD City and state officials from Milford are lining up to oppose the construction of a 115-foot cellular tower at 1061-1063 Boston Post Road.
ARX Wireless Infrastructure LLC of North Haven is seeking approval from the state Siting Council to build the tower, which would have Verizon and AT&T antennas. The tower would be placed within a 60-foot-square fenced enclosure located in the parking lot at the rear of the Post Road property.
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