Judge Signs Settlement Order Resolving Verizon’s Cell Tower Dispute vs. N.Y. Town
U.S. District Judge Mae D'Agostino for Northern New York in Albany granted the stipulation and order Wednesday (docket 1:22-cv-00107) that settles Verizon’s cell tower dispute with the town of Saugerties, New York. Saugerties was alleged to have violated the Telecommunications…
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Act by refusing to act on Verizon’s cell tower application before the expiration of the statute’s shot clock (see 2301190046). In the settlement, Verizon and co-plaintiff Tarpon Towers agreed to withdraw their complaint without prejudice, conditioned on the town’s approval for the construction of a 125-foot tower, plus a 4-foot lightning rod, to accommodate the antennas of local emergency services.