Land owner requirements

by anthony phillips
(Troup County Ga: Lagrange, Hogansville,ga)

How much land area is needed for a tower?

What is the montly payout for the use of my land?

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Feb 20, 2012
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by: Tower Genius

In rural areas cell tower development companies like Crown Castle, GTP, SBA Communications and American Tower will usually ask for a 100 foot x 100 foot area. If they are proposing a guyed wire tower they ask for up to 5 acres depending on the height of the tower. They will ask for as much as they can get unless you put your foot down.

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