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SPRINT SPECTRUM L.P. et al v. THE ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE BOROUGH OF PARAMUS, NEW JERSEY
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April 20, 2015
3rd Circ. Backs Sprint, T-Mobile In NJ Zoning War
A Third Circuit panel agreed with a federal court on Monday that Paramus, New Jersey, zoning officials had violated the 1996 Telecommunications Act when they denied a bid by Sprint Spectrum LP and a unit of T-Mobile USA Inc. to build a 125-foot monopole to boost local wireless service.
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May 14, 2014
Paramus Zoning Board Chided For Nixing Cell Tower Plan
A New Jersey federal judge court ruled Monday that Paramus zoning officials were wrong to deny a bid by Sprint Spectrum LP and a unit of T-Mobile USA Inc. to build a 125-foot monopole to boost local wireless service and that the borough's alternative plan for improving wireless coverage was inferior.