While the town’s motion nixed Union’s plans to place a permanent communications tower on Pine Street, the council’s action was not intended to inhibit cellular communication and development in the community. Rather, council members determined that Union’s request failed to meet the town’s carefully crafted ordinances on tower construction. The motion effectively sent Union back to the drawing board to reconsider locations for its tower.
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