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The commenter opposes an approved tower near Brookfield housing, describes unanswered community concerns, and requests help protecting residents, children, wildlife and the lake environment.
- Towers & siting: “tures from residence to stop the building of 175 foot cell tower literally across the street from private townhouses with hundred”
- Children & vulnerable groups: “ll have on the health of hundreds of people, especially children. There’s a piece of private land that it’s being built on smack ”
- Environmental effects: “hat will also be impacted not to mention the bald eagles and the wild animals that we have here. The Sitting Council of Connecticut has approv”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
Please help our small community in Brookfield, Connecticut despite over 200 signatures from residence to stop the building of 175 foot cell tower literally across the street from private townhouses with hundreds of people and children play and walk and live. We have 3 to 4 towers about 3 miles from here on this community. We do not need a cell tower. It’s not even for our town of Brookfield. It’s for the town of Bridgewater across a beautiful lake that will also be impacted not to mention the bald eagles and the wild animals that we have here. The Sitting Council of Connecticut has approved it without any of our concerns has that answered any of our questions regarding the environment and the danger to the wildlife, not to mention the impact it will have on the health of hundreds of people, especially children. There’s a piece of private land that it’s being built on smack in the middle of all community literally across the street cell towers should never be built among people. Please help us stop the cell tower. We live at Lake Lillanonah Shores in Brookfield CT
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