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Las Vegas Locals Object to 5G Tower Plan - Stop Dirty Electricity


LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – Residents in a northwest neighborhood are fired up over the thought of a 5G cell tower coming to their neighborhood.The tower is supposed to be built in a homeowner’s backyard near Campbell and West Washburn Road.Many residents got a document in their mail box asking them to come to the planning commission meeting Tuesday to voice their concernsA gray background with a white border.

The neighborhood is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of central Las Vegas and the quiet is what drove Troy Wayne to this area 12 years ago. “The rural preservation area out here kind of protects us,” Wayne told 8 News Now.

Now Wayne is worried the rural lifestyle he loves will be disrupted after a company called IntelliSites announced plans to build the tower. “We are going to look over that way we are going to see a big tower with fake tree limbs hanging out of it and from what i have read it has adverse effect on wildlife,” Wayne said.

Another neighbor, Randy Anderson, said he will be able to see it from his backyard, “Right behind these palm trees is where you would see it, right on the other side of this wall,” Anderson said. “The tower would be twice as close to my house than it would be to my house so I dont think it belongs there. I dont want it and I vote no.”

The property owner of the land where the tower would be built would not talk to 8 News Now on camera but says they are in a contract with the company and cannot back out. They also said if plans move forward they would get an average of $4,000 a month.

8 News Now reached out to the county and was told the planning commission could approve or deny this plan by the end of its meeting, but residents have the option to appeal a decision.

Our very own Bill Cadwallader was consulted in appealing this decision.

Source article here: KLAS