Over the last 25 years cellular companies have wanted their antennas placed on high vantage points, such as tall buildings and water towers.  Questions arise when radiation is very close to the drinking water supply for the town.  Here are some examples where water towers and cell phone antennas have created more questions then real answers.  Since the water towers are metal, some people with EHS find more reflection.

 

List from USA  http://www.eureka4you.com/water-usa/index.htm

 

Simcoe, Ontario

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http://www.oag-bvg.gc.ca/internet/English/pet_235_e_30191.html

” The particular cell tower in question is atop a water tower. I assume [name withheld] scientists have taken water towers into account in SC6. This water tower is also a 3042 watt microwave cell tower. Water flows in and out of the water tower like a river. This river is encased in metal, almost an inside-out parabola. The water is flowing in this large metal case (refer to SC6 about large metal objects). The case is encircled with electricity going to the eight antennae. A microwave dish is attached to the tower. Microwaves constantly bombard the water tower. All this is in the middle of a residential community that includes a hospital, nursing home and elementary school. ”

 

Burnaby, BC

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univercity

Over the years Simon Frazer University has grown, and their water tower / cell tower, which was isolated prior to the construction of the numerous condominiums, was not so far away from where all the new residents live.   Many are not aware of the health concerns about cellular tower antennas, or the past health experiences from this particular tower by people who worked at this campus, in the main building and in the Hydro building.

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Hopkins, Minnesota

 

 

Santiago, Chile

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Clinton, Missouri

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Detroit Lakes, Minnesota

 

 

Mt Orab, Ohio

 

Columbus, Ohio

 

Williamsport, PA

 

Dorchester County, SC

 

 

 

Carlstadt, NJ

” Frequency bands were 1710-1900 MHz for Sprint PCS, 806-896 MHz for Sprint LET, at 30 watts each. United Water had 30-47 MHz, both at 50 watts. Bergen County had 50 watts of power, and is licensed to operate at 125 watts per channel, for the seven channels on the tower. United Water had 451.0500 and 48.3000 MHz in 50 watts.

Coverage test conclusions indicate that the strongest recorded signal level was 7.63 microwatts per square centimeter, whereas maximum permissible exposure level to the general public is 580 microwatts per square centimeter, according to the study.

Most of the 58 names on the petition include residents of Madison Street, including Councilman David Stoltz, Monroe, Jefferson, Rose and Center streets, and Summit, Division and Central avenues. “

 

York, Maine

Neighbours voice concerns over proposal to install cell antennas on York water tower – Dan Bancroft  |  Portsmouth Herald