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Encinitas, California <br /> • Urgency Ordinance <br /> • 5G opponents cite health concerns in urging city to limit wireless antennas <br /> Fairfax, California <br /> Urgency Ordinance to Establish New Regulations for Wireless <br /> Telecommunications Facilities; Ad hoc committee to study viability of fiber <br /> network <br /> Ordinance No.819 An Urgency Ordinance Enacting Title 20 <br /> ("Telecommunications") of the Fairfax Municipal Code to Establish New <br /> Regulations for Wireless Telecommunication Facilities [small cell devices a.k.a. <br /> 5G] <br /> • Redlined version <br /> • News: Marin Independent Journal Fairfax to study fiber-optic broadband <br /> amid protest against 5G <br /> Los Altos, California <br /> • installation of small cells on public utility easements in residential <br /> neighborhoods is prohibited <br /> • 500 foot setbacks for small cells for multi-family residences in commercial <br /> districts <br /> • 500 ft separation from schools <br /> • 1500 ft separation between nodes <br /> • Los Altos Urgency Ordinance: <br /> • Los Altos Citing Guidelines: <br /> This ordinance was passed in 2019. Then the Los Altos City Council then <br /> rejected 12 applications from AT&T and one from Verizon because they didn't <br /> meet those rules. In response, both cell companies sued in federal court, arguing <br /> the denial wasn't based on evidence. The lawsuit is still pending while <br /> consultants hired by the city of Los Altos worked on a new ordinance. The new <br /> ordinance, which was reviewed by the Los Altos Planning Commission on <br /> Thursday, says that cell nodes can go in residential streets as long as they are <br />
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