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Gwinnett approves upgrades to cell tower in Snellville

By Karen Huppertz
Dec 14, 2015

Gwinnett commissioners on Dec. 1 agreed to allow T-Mobile South, LLC to modify their equipment on an existing communications tower at 4663 Anderson-Livsey Lane in Snellville, known as the “Anderson-Livsey Communications Tower”.

This will be the second amendment to the communications tower since it was installed in 2010. T-Mobile has requested to further modify their site equipment to add three additional panel antennas, add three remote radio units, and to remove six coaxial cables to accommodate increased demand.

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