Public Service Towers Agrees to Pay $16,000 in FCC EB Probe on NEPA/NHPA
Public Service Towers agreed to pay $16,000 to resolve an FCC Enforcement Bureau investigation into claims the company “constructed a wireless facility without complying with the Commission’s environmental and historic preservation rules.” Those include the National Environmental Policy Act and…
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National Historic Preservation Act, the EB said Friday. PS Towers “admits that it violated the Commission’s environmental and historic preservation rules” and “will implement a robust compliance plan,” said the order.