East Hampton's new cellular master plan will try to minimize the number of "macro" cell towers over 100 feet needed in the town to provide full cellular coverage, and put as many of them as possible on town-owned properties, like this Verizon tower at a town public works property on Stephen Hands Path. MICHAEL WRIGHT
So called "small cell" antennas mounted on utility poles will be encouraged to extend service into less populated areas under the town's new master plan rather than taller cellular towers.
East Hampton's new cellular master plan will try to minimize the number of "macro" cell towers over 100 feet needed in the town to provide full cellular coverage, and put as many of them as possible on town-owned properties, like this Verizon tower at a town public works property on Stephen Hands Path. MICHAEL WRIGHT
So called "small cell" antennas mounted on utility poles will be encouraged to extend service into less populated areas under the town's new master plan rather than taller cellular towers.
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