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Tower
decision
tabled
By Gerald Ochs
Rappahannock News Writer
In an evening session dedicated to the hearing of the four Sprint PCS cell tower facilities forwarded, With positive recommendations, by the Planning Commission, the Board of Supervisors reached a nearly unanimous decision to table all of the applications before it.
Jackson District Supervisor Ron Frazier expressed the sentiment of the entire Board when he moved to table the “Nicholson Slope” application because he favors awaiting the Planning Commission’s recommendations on the three facilities that they tabled at their hearing on Sept. 19.
Though public hearings were held on each of the four applications before the Board (the 80 foot “Nicholson Slope” monopole, the 80 foot “Eastham Slope” monopole, the 90 foot “Rose Hill Silo,” and the 80 foot “Welch Slope” monopole), the Board moved to table all of them without dissenting vote, though Supervisor Roger Welch
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