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Public Right-of-Way Cell Sites Troubling to
Palisades’ Scenic Highway Defenders
San Francisco attempts to preserve scenic vistas, as Los Angeles residents petition the city to consider aesthetics in evaluating permit applications for public right-of-way cell site installations.
Wireless Permits for San Rafael, Chevy Chase Neighborhoods On Hold During Glendale Moratorium
Glendale, California is holding 23 wireless telecommunications facility permit applications pending lifting of the current moratorium on installations.
Wireless Ordinance Hearing Scheduled
for Glendale Planning Commission
Glendale, California’s Planning Commission to hold public hearing on new draft wireless ordinance Wednesday, January 20, 2010.
Glendale, California: A Wireless Hotspot -
Says FCC Has No Local Zoning Authority
Glendale, California’s Public Works Counsel, in a report to the city council back in June 2009, anticipated the FCC’s move to assist in overriding local zoning procedures with respect to cell towers and stated that the FCC does not have jurisdiction or authority to do so.
Safe and Healthy Streets Update to City Council
Coordinator Colin Bogart presented a six-month update on Glendale, California’s Safe and Healthy Streets Program, a three-year LA County Department of Public Health PLACE (Policies for Liveable, Active Communities and Environments) Grant, to Glendale City Council. The program, along with several other initiatives in Glendale, is raising the visibility of pedestrian safety issues and urban, pedestrian and bicycling friendly design.
Trans-Community Bike Routes, Pedestrian Maps, Street Improvements Overview from Safe and Healthy Streets
Notes from yesterday’s Safe and Healthy Streets Glendale, California bicycling and pedestrian grant Community Stakeholders meeting.
