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Southampton Village Looks To Add Cell Tower; Historic District Could Be Expanded

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Southampton Village Hall. BRENDAN J. O'REILLY

Southampton Village Hall. BRENDAN J. O'REILLY

To address spotty and, in some areas, nonexistent cellular service, the Southampton Village Board of Trustees is considering allowing Diamond Communications to construct a 125-foot monopole cell tower in a back corner of the Windmill Lane firehouse. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE

To address spotty and, in some areas, nonexistent cellular service, the Southampton Village Board of Trustees is considering allowing Diamond Communications to construct a 125-foot monopole cell tower in a back corner of the Windmill Lane firehouse. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE

To address spotty and, in some areas, nonexistent cellular service, the Southampton Village Board of Trustees is considering allowing Diamond Communications to construct a 125-foot monopole cell tower in a back corner of the Windmill Lane firehouse. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE

To address spotty and, in some areas, nonexistent cellular service, the Southampton Village Board of Trustees is considering allowing Diamond Communications to construct a 125-foot monopole cell tower in a back corner of the Windmill Lane firehouse. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE

To address spotty and, in some areas, nonexistent cellular service, the Southampton Village Board of Trustees is considering allowing Diamond Communications to construct a 125-foot monopole cell tower in a back corner of the Windmill Lane firehouse. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE

To address spotty and, in some areas, nonexistent cellular service, the Southampton Village Board of Trustees is considering allowing Diamond Communications to construct a 125-foot monopole cell tower in a back corner of the Windmill Lane firehouse. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE

authorCailin Riley on Nov 15, 2024
The sharp increase over the last few years in the number of people who live in or visit the Southampton area has created numerous challenges that demand solutions from local... more

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