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New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC v. City of St. Joseph, Missouri et al
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5:21-cv-06114
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May 03, 2023
Judge Says He Can Make Mo. Town Approve AT&T Tower
A western Missouri town can't skip out on a suit brought by AT&T over a 175-foot cell tower that the tech behemoth was denied permission to build because it was too ugly after a federal judge said he doesn't buy the town's argument that he can't make them approve the application.
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March 29, 2023
Mo. City Revives Bid To Toss AT&T Tower Zoning Challenge
A small city straddling the Missouri-Kansas border claimed a proposed wireless tower wouldn't have "even come close to conforming to the city's zoning laws" and again asked a Missouri federal court to throw out a suit from AT&T fighting the rejection of the tower.
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January 25, 2023
Mo. City, AT&T Back In Court After Wireless Tower Rejection
The city of St. Joseph, Missouri, and AT&T are going back to court over the proposed placement of a wireless tower, after city officials rejected the plan earlier this week amid local opposition to the project.
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February 03, 2022
Mo. Town Asks For End To AT&T Tower Zoning Challenge
A western Missouri town wants to be done fighting with AT&T over a 175-foot cell tower that the tech behemoth was denied because it "did not even come close to confirming to the city's zoning laws," asking a federal judge to dismiss the case for good.