NATOA STRESSES WHAT IT ISN 扵 CONTENDING ABOUT TOWER SITING DEADLINES

摘要

The National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors accused opponents ofndistorting the record on a request that the FCC reconsider its November shot-clock order aboutntower siting. The association 抯 petition challenged one part of the order: The 30-day reviewnperiod for local authorities to determine the completeness of a wireless facilities siting. Thendocument accepts the commission's position on its legal authority and doesn't challenge then"shot clock," the association said. The 損etition never claims that the AdministrativenProcedure Act was violated,?the group said. 揜ather, it asserts that more detailed discussionsnwith local government on the specific issue of a deadline for tolling the shot clock would havenprovided significant practical information that was not considered.?The U.S. Conference ofnMayors, National League of Cities, National Association of Counties and American PlanningnAssociation signed on to the comments.