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Questions arose during this phase regarding the construction’s effect on what they deemed an historic “Mountain View” property.
Brown’s client did not give up though, and decided to alter the design from a monopole,, a simple pole, to the monopine which they discussed at this month’s commission meeting.
“It can easily coexist with the nature of the land,” said Brown.
This tower will still be 80 feet tall but will have artificial branches at its top to conceal antennae. It will be painted brown and placed near existing trees which are 68 feet in height.
Similar poles have been constructed at historic sites such as MountVemon.
Some living near the proposed sight off Route 522 were concerned with more than mere aesthetics though.
James Allsberry, whose property
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