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In Surrey, BC the city may turn street lights and intersections into mini cell towers. A 1-year pilot project has been proposed that will allow Bell Mobility to install cellular transmission equipment on street lights and signal poles for a fee – earning the city $8,000 a year per pole.

By Kate O'Brien ⋅ May 13, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

In Surrey, BC the city may turn street lights and intersections into mini cell towers. A 1-year pilot project has been proposed that will allow Bell Mobility to install cellular transmission equipment on street lights and signal poles for a fee – earning the city $8,000 a year per pole.

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One comment for “In Surrey, BC the city may turn street lights and intersections into mini cell towers. A 1-year pilot project has been proposed that will allow Bell Mobility to install cellular transmission equipment on street lights and signal poles for a fee – earning the city $8,000 a year per pole.”

  1. I couldn’t find any additional information on this.
    Was it approved?
    How much revenue?

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    Posted by chris | October 14, 2008, 2:09 pm

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