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If you are involved in tower and antenna siting issues The Tower Law Sourcebook is the book you need to have on your desk.
The Tower Law Sourcebook is the one place to find the key documents you need to navigate the complex business environment of the contemporary telecom facility manager.
This unique volume contains the statutes, regulations, executive orders and official guidance you need to understand the federal environmental laws that apply to communications towers, broadcast towers, and other communications infrastructure licensed, authorized, and monitored by state and federal regulators.
Here is a snapshot of the topics and documents covered in The Tower Law Sourcebook:
- FCC Rules Implementing NEPA and Official Guidance
- NEPA and CEQ Regulations
- Threatened and Endangered Species, Designated Critical Habitat, and Avian Protection
- Historic Preservation
- Indian Religious Sites, Tribal and NHO Consultation
- Flood Plains
- Change in Surface Features (Wetland Fill, Deforestation or Water Diversion)
Whether your practice involves siting and construction of new towers, modification, replacement, and redevelopment of towers, or collocation of antennas and equipment, this unique collection can give you invaluable information and perspective.
The Tower Law Sourcebook is the first resource that combines these foundational materials in one convenient place.
If you are an FCC licensee or applicant, tower owner, attorney, consultant, regulator, or anyone involved in tower siting and maintenance issues,
The Tower Law Sourcebook is a must-have item. We guarantee you will be satisfied. Keep the book for 30 days and if you are not satisfied return it for a full refund.
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