This is so wrong on so many levels. It’s ugly and it does not belong in our neighborhood. Can the person who is leasing the property just back out of the arrangement? That would be the simplest solution, I would think. Even though we live on Craghead and would not routinely see it, it’s an eye sore just like the gargantuan blue water tower next to Fort Higley on Chrokee Ridge which has become an intruder into what was once a beautiful skyline with rolling, unspoiled green hills. I can’t imagine more than a very few residents of Lakemoor Hills think this cel phone tower monstrosity is a good idea.
This is so wrong on so many levels. It’s ugly and it does not belong in our neighborhood. Can the person who is leasing the property just back out of the arrangement? That would be the simplest solution, I would think. Even though we live on Craghead and would not routinely see it, it’s an eye sore just like the gargantuan blue water tower next to Fort Higley on Chrokee Ridge which has become an intruder into what was once a beautiful skyline with rolling, unspoiled green hills. I can’t imagine more than a very few residents of Lakemoor Hills think this cel phone tower monstrosity is a good idea.