St. Pete Beach Tightens Wireless Tower Rules
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St. Pete Beach city commissioners approved a new wireless infrastructure ordinance, allowing five G towers with a forty-foot setback from homes and five hundred-foot separation between facilities. However, residents, particularly in Pass-a-Grille, advocated for mandatory setbacks due to safety and property value concerns. Despite warnings of potential legal issues, the commission added a separation rule and included a clause to protect other parts of the ordinance. Residents are now pushing for state-level changes, drafting an amendment to Florida law.
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