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lie hearings, discussing ways to minimize the visual impact of towers. Changes were made to the comprehensive plan, calling for limits on cell tower height and whenever possible, for them to be disguised as grain silos or trees.
Sprint supplanted their first proposal with one eliminating the Woodville and Sperryville towers, and shortening others, disguising them as grain silos and in one case, a fake tree. That plan is the one Rappahannock County is living with today.
In an informal, unscientific survey, numerous residents expressed pleasant surprise al the appearance of the cell towers we now have. Roberl Metcalfe, whose property overlooks the cell tower disguised as a tree commented “If I’d known the tower would look
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