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| Greg Sitek, president of Upper Mountain Fire Com,pany signed a lease with the county to rent fire company land for a 221 foot tower. He has said, prior to the advent of the lawsuit, that his company’s primary goal in accepting the tower was to ensure first responders have adequate emergency radio communications. |
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| NYPA land (arrow) has been mentioned as possible site of tower. |
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| Aerial view shows location of tower (arrow) and nearby homes. |
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| Suppose it happenned to you: On Friday the back of your home looks like this.... |
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| On Sunday, the back of your home looks like this. |
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| The tower on Upper Mountain Fire company property. |
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| These aerial pictures with (below) and without (above) a super imposed tower - which has fallen. It is unlikely that a tower will fall but it is not impossible. |
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| Another view of the tower |
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| Some, but not all, of the near neighbors consider the installation of a 221 foot tower on Fire Company property to be an unkind gesture feeling not unlike what this man thought of his neighbor shaping his evergreen bush in this artistic way. |
