Vermont Public Utility Commission Issues Certificate of Public Good for Wireless Telecommunications Equipment Installation

The Vermont Public Utility Commission has approved the installation of wireless telecommunications equipment at 22 Toof Road in Fairfax, Vermont. The commission's certificate of public good was issued on October 7, 2021, following a petition from Industrial Tower and Wireless, LLC. The installation is subject to several conditions, including compliance with applicable statutory requirements and commission rules, payment of outstanding invoices related to the project, and prior approval for any material deviations or transfers.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Vermont Public Utility Commission issued a certificate of public good for the installation of wireless telecommunications equipment at 22 Toof Road in Fairfax, Vermont.
  • The certificate was granted to Industrial Tower and Wireless, LLC, subject to several conditions: site preparation and construction must comply with approved plans, the project must comply with applicable statutory requirements and commission rules, and the company must pay outstanding invoices related to the project.
  • The certificate of public good cannot be transferred without prior approval from the commission.
  • The commission has the authority to assess penalties for any material deviations or substantial changes to the approved plans.
  • The company must obtain advance approval from the commission for any substantial changes or deviations from the approved plans.

Statistics:

  • Site preparation and construction of the wireless telecommunications equipment installation must comply with the approved plans.
  • The company is required to pay all outstanding invoices related to the project that are not still under review by the Commission.
  • Prior approval from the Commission is required for any material deviations or substantial changes to the approved plans.
  • The Certificate of Public Good shall not be transferred without prior approval of the Commission.

Sources:

  • Vermont Public Utility Commission (10/07/2021) - STATE OF VERMONT PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION Case No. 21-3174-PET