It has just been announced that the Washington DC City Council will hold a public roundtable discussion on 5G Small Cells November 19th, 2018. Details are here
What Can We Do to Protect the Nation's Capital?
Considering Washington DC is our nations capital and this is a City for all citizens of the United States and the world, we need your voices!
Your comments on 5G Deployment in the District of Columbia can be sent to the Council as well as Public space committee to get them on the record for the Roundtable Discussion on November 19, 2018.
abenJamin@dccouncil.us, publicspace.committee@dc.gov, dc.oag@dc.gov, abonds@dccouncil.us,dgrosso@dccouncil.us, eom@dc.gov, esilverman@dccouncil.usm, rwhite@dccouncil.usm , bnadeau@dccouncil.us,jevans@dccouncil.us, mcheh@dccouncil.us, btodd@dccouncil.us, kmcduffie@dccouncil.us, callen@dccouncil.us, vgray@dccouncil.us, twhite@dccouncil.us,
What Can We Do to Protect the Nation's Capital?
Considering Washington DC is our nations capital and this is a City for all citizens of the United States and the world, we need your voices!
Your comments on 5G Deployment in the District of Columbia can be sent to the Council as well as Public space committee to get them on the record for the Roundtable Discussion on November 19, 2018.
abenJamin@dccouncil.us, publicspace.committee@dc.gov, dc.oag@dc.gov, abonds@dccouncil.us,dgrosso@dccouncil.us, eom@dc.gov, esilverman@dccouncil.usm, rwhite@dccouncil.usm , bnadeau@dccouncil.us,jevans@dccouncil.us, mcheh@dccouncil.us, btodd@dccouncil.us, kmcduffie@dccouncil.us, callen@dccouncil.us, vgray@dccouncil.us, twhite@dccouncil.us,
See details on the DC public hearing here https://ehtrust.org/washington-dc-strong-opposition-to-5g-and-proposed-small-cell-guidelines/
Washington DC Citizens Expressed Strong Opposition To 5G Small Cell Draft Guidelines at DC Public Hearing on October 15, 2018
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The District of Columbia Public Space Committee (PSC) held a Special Meeting on Monday, October 15, 2018 for public comment on the newly developed Draft Small Cell Guidelines that will allow the deployment of 4G and 5G antenna installations on utility poles, street lights and buildings in Washington DC.Advisory Neighborhood Associations and community organizations testified on the "visual clutter" lack of public notice and health and environmental impacts.
Environmental Health Trust has a Youtube playlist of Video Excerpts from the Washington DC Public Hearing at this link.
Link to: DC Small Cell Draft Guidelines
Link to: Page of DC Master license agreements
Link to Powerpoint presentations by Industry
Link to: DC ADVISORY NEIGHBORHOOD COMMISSION 3/4G Resolution “Opposing Small Cell Wireless and 5G Technology Without Studies Confirming Safety”
Link to Environmental Health Trust Comments to the District of Columbia Public Space Committee regarding Draft Small Cell Guidelines.
Link to Youtube Playlist of Testimony from the DC pubic Hearing on October 15, 2018
Link to ANC 2E Comments representing the communities of Burleith, Georgetown, and Hillandale
Comments on Draft Small Cell Guidelines
Link to ANC 3B Comments on Small Cell Guidelines
Link to Comments of the Kalorama Citizens Association
The US Commission for Fine Arts has reviewed the draft guidelines and issued two letters. They are an integral part of the process of developing these guidelines.
Link to US Commission of Fine Arts Letter 27 July 2018 that states "this initiative is based on accommodating current technology that may soon become obsolete, leaving communities burdened with unnecessarily large and outmoded infrastructure."
Link to US Commission of Fine Arts 27, September 2018 that states "They therefore advised the development of an elegant and holistic design typology for the small-cell installations, rather than allowing a discordant kit of parts—antennas, equipment cabinets, and cables—to be clumsily attached to existing or new streetlight poles. They encouraged a more expansive study of best practices and design approaches for similar infrastructure in the U.S. and abroad to help develop a forward-looking solution that is not merely expedient but which appropriately integrates this technology into the public realm".
See video clips and details of the Washington DC public hearing on 5G Small Cells here https://ehtrust.org/washington-dc-strong-opposition-to-5g-and-proposed-small-cell-guidelines/
The District of Columbia Public Space Committee (PSC) held a Special Meeting on Monday, October 15, 2018 for public comment on the newly developed Draft Small Cell Guidelines that will allow the deployment of 4G and 5G antenna installations on utility poles, street lights and buildings in Washington DC.Advisory Neighborhood Associations and community organizations testified on the "visual clutter" lack of public notice and health and environmental impacts.
Environmental Health Trust has a Youtube playlist of Video Excerpts from the Washington DC Public Hearing at this link.
Link to: DC Small Cell Draft Guidelines
Link to: Page of DC Master license agreements
Link to Powerpoint presentations by Industry
Link to: DC ADVISORY NEIGHBORHOOD COMMISSION 3/4G Resolution “Opposing Small Cell Wireless and 5G Technology Without Studies Confirming Safety”
Link to Environmental Health Trust Comments to the District of Columbia Public Space Committee regarding Draft Small Cell Guidelines.
Link to Youtube Playlist of Testimony from the DC pubic Hearing on October 15, 2018
Link to ANC 2E Comments representing the communities of Burleith, Georgetown, and Hillandale
Comments on Draft Small Cell Guidelines
Link to ANC 3B Comments on Small Cell Guidelines
Link to Comments of the Kalorama Citizens Association
The US Commission for Fine Arts has reviewed the draft guidelines and issued two letters. They are an integral part of the process of developing these guidelines.
Link to US Commission of Fine Arts Letter 27 July 2018 that states "this initiative is based on accommodating current technology that may soon become obsolete, leaving communities burdened with unnecessarily large and outmoded infrastructure."
Link to US Commission of Fine Arts 27, September 2018 that states "They therefore advised the development of an elegant and holistic design typology for the small-cell installations, rather than allowing a discordant kit of parts—antennas, equipment cabinets, and cables—to be clumsily attached to existing or new streetlight poles. They encouraged a more expansive study of best practices and design approaches for similar infrastructure in the U.S. and abroad to help develop a forward-looking solution that is not merely expedient but which appropriately integrates this technology into the public realm".
See video clips and details of the Washington DC public hearing on 5G Small Cells here https://ehtrust.org/washington-dc-strong-opposition-to-5g-and-proposed-small-cell-guidelines/
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