NorthFulton.com | Roswell defers vote on 2 radio towers

ROSWELL, Ga. – Roswell residents of Fouts and Cox roads turned out at the City Council meeting Aug. 12 to complain about the 400-foot radio towers proposed to be built beside their homes.

Residents of the Twelvestones neighborhood on Fouts Road uttered words like “outrageous” or “unacceptable” when they saw a balloon test a few days earlier, Aug. 9, at the proposed Fouts Road site, across the street from their main entrance.

A balloon test raises a large balloon in the air so residents and officials can get a visual estimate on height. The Fouts Road tower is estimated to be between 350 and 400 feet tall.

“It’s not a case of ‘not in my backyard,'” said resident Heather Pendery. “I don’t want it in anybody’s backyard.”

via NorthFulton.com | Roswell defers vote on 2 radio towers.