Public utilities
The Vermont Public Utility Commission has granted a certificate of public good to T-Mobile Northeast, LLC for modifications to a wireless telecommunications facility in Milton, Vermont. The facility, which will be located on Ted Road, will feature the installation of six new panel antennas, equipment cabinets, and associated operating and
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The Vermont Public Utility Commission has approved the installation of wireless telecommunications equipment at 1380 Ted Road in Milton, Vermont, after finding that it will promote the general good of the state. This decision was made based on a petition from T-Mobile Northeast, LLC, which submitted plans and evidence for
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The Vermont Public Utility Commission has granted a certificate of public good to New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC, d/b/a AT&T, for the modification of a wireless telecommunications facility in Londonderry, Vermont. The modification involves the replacement of 12 existing panel antennas with new ones of varying
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The Vermont Public Utility Commission has approved the installation of wireless telecommunications equipment at 316 Country Club Lane in Barton, Vermont, following a thorough examination of the proposal. T-Mobile Northeast, LLC (CPG Holder) submitted a petition for a certificate of public good, which was granted on March 16, 2023, subject
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The Vermont Public Utility Commission (PUC) has denied a motion for reconsideration filed by T-Mobile Northeast, LLC, citing the company's lack of authority to request an amendment to a certificate of public good (CPG) held by Green Mountain Power Corporation (GMP). The CPG was issued in 2004, and
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The Vermont Public Utility Commission (PUC) has issued a certificate of public good (CPG) for the installation of wireless telecommunications equipment at 2337 Toll Road in Burke, Vermont. The CPG was granted to New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC, subject to certain conditions. The installation is expected to promote the general
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The Vermont Public Utility Commission has approved the installation of wireless telecommunications equipment off of Toppin Road in Ira, Vermont, following a review of the petition submitted by Industrial Tower and Wireless, LLC. The proposed project, which includes site preparation, construction, operation, and maintenance of telecommunications equipment, has been deemed
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The Vermont Public Utility Commission has issued an order granting a certificate of public good (CPG) to the United States Department of Homeland Security for the installation of wireless telecommunications equipment at 444 Forest Lake Road in Averill, Vermont. The commission approved the application on June 2, 2023, after considering
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The Vermont Public Utility Commission has granted a certificate of public good for the installation of wireless telecommunications equipment off Whitmore Brook Road in Chester, Vermont. The commission found that the project, proposed by Industrial Tower and Wireless, LLC, will promote the general good of the state, subject to specific
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The Vermont Public Utility Commission has granted a certificate of public good to T-Mobile Northeast, LLC for the installation of a wireless telecommunications facility in St. George, Vermont. The facility, located at 580 Mount Pritchard Lane, will feature new antennas and equipment cabinets, replacing existing ones, and will not involve
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The Vermont Public Utility Commission has granted a certificate of public good to T-Mobile Northeast, LLC and GMR Holdings of NH, LLC, authorizing the installation of wireless telecommunications equipment at 6246-R VT Route 113 in Vershire, Vermont. The commission found that the proposed expansion, which involves the removal of three
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The Vermont Public Utility Commission has granted a certificate of public good to T-Mobile Northeast, LLC, authorizing the installation of wireless telecommunications equipment at 2878 North Road in Sunderland, Vermont. The Commission found that the project qualified as "de minimis modifications" to an existing facility, as it did
