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Under the Paperweight, November 15-21, 2009

Under the Sunroom Desk paperweight are articles on the FCC’s “shot-clock” ruling on cell tower siting, and its progress toward a 2010 National Broadband Plan.

Wireless Industry Announcement Re:
“Shot-Clock” Petition

The wireless industry announcement on the FCC “shot-clock” ruling, mentioning state and local opposition.

FCC Unanimously Approves Shot-Clocks on
Municipal Cell Site Applications

FCC grants wireless industry’s shot-clock petition, requiring cell site applications to be acted upon with 90 days for co-locations and 150 days for new applications.

FCC November 18 Open Meeting Agenda Includes Wireless Siting Policy

The FCC will consider at its November 18 open meeting a wireless industry petition to expedite local zoning hearings for cell sites. Glendale, California has joined with other cities to oppose the petition.

Peer’s Solar Panels Still in Planning

Glendale, California considers solar panel installation conformity with zoning code.

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.