Neighbors appeal North Bend tower


October 2, 2008 · Updated 6:14 PM 

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A group of North Bend residents are raising money to fight a 150-foot cell tower proposed for their neighborhood.

The tower challengers met Sunday at a neighborhood home to discuss how they could prevent construction of a T-Mobile facility at the 42000 block of 102nd Street.

They are against the idea of a tall tower affecting their Valley views and property.

“A 150-foot cell tower is completely out of bounds for that area,” neighbor Rob Salopek told the Valley Record. “The regulated size is 60 feet.”

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