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viewsheds in the Flint Hill, F. T. Valley and Sperryville areas, and in Woodville, and newly proposed are generally smaller, more discretely sited, and “stealthier” facilities.
There are seven proposed towers in the current Sprint PCS application and, collectively, they create a coverage area that straddles US 211 from Amissville through the Washingtonarea, and from the Warren-FauquierRappahannock boundary south to US 211 along the Route 522 right-of-way. Notably absent from the propagation maps included in the application is any significant coverage in the' F. T. Valley, Castleton and Sperryville areas.
The easternmost tower is “Duxbury Isthmus,” a 199 foot monopole to be located at 148 Weaver Road in Amissville, north of Route 211, on land owned by Robert and Joan Duxbury. The next is “Nicholson Slope,” an 80 foot monopole to be located on a 2.59 acre
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