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COUNCIL CALLS UP CELL-PHONE PLAN.


Byline: Paul O'Donoghue Staff Writer

For the fourth time in as many months, the City Council is scheduled tonight to consider a request by Air Touch Cellular for permission to build a relay station on a Moorpark hillside Hillside may refer to: Places
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The six-acre project would include three clusters of 6-foot-high antennas - each bearing panels 18 inches wide and 5 feet long - along with a 320-square-foot equipment building, a 77-square-foot service yard and a 4-foot-diameter microwave dish.

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 previously approved the project but the council decided in April that it wanted more information from the company and city staff before making its decision.

``By providing that facility, it would provide much better service to our customers,'' said Air Touch spokesman Andrew Colley. ``It is an area of weak coverage; that is why we need the site.''

In letters to the city, nearby property owners objected to the proposed facility, concerned the antennas would devalue property or could pose health risks, but others supported the plan, saying it would provide needed communication.

Resident Ronald White attached two letters from real estate specialists saying the project would devalue his property.

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 of areas involved,'' wrote Phill Dunn, assistant manager of Coldwell Banker, Westlake Village.

Resident Cliff May was concerned about potential health problems, and attached information culled from the Internet Internet

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 on the supposed dangers.

``After doing this research, we need to state that we have some serious concerns regarding the cellular microwave site being located adjacent to our property,'' wrote May.

But Charles ``Chuck'' Bradley, a Northridge resident whose daughter and her family live in Moorpark, said he supports the plan, which he hopes will improve communication.

He said even though his grandchildren GRANDCHILDREN, domestic relations. The children of one's children. Sometimes these may claim bequests given in a will to children, though in general they can make no such claim. 6 Co. 16.  know how to use cell phones in case of emergency, he worries that without the antennas the calls would not reach him.

``It's a safety issue,'' he said.

During its 6:30 p.m. meeting at City Hall, the council also is slated to discuss:

A possible site for a new fire station in the Campus Park area.

Approving various agreements to combine the city's cable television franchises into one controlled by Adelphia Communications Corp.

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 Football to install floodlights for winter practice at Arroyo Vista Community Park.
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