"Not all cell phone towers need to be built.  Not all wireless service providers are honest and forthright in their representations.  Not all local government's are educated and informed about laws and regulations concerning cell phone tower sitings.  Many wireless service providers threathen lawsuit within their applications if the local government does not approve their tower.  These are very real and present problems that the average citizen knows very little about. In order to prove a cell tower siting is not needed in service of public health and welfare, a citizen must become an advocate of defense in legal matters, filled with knowledge and educated insight into the 1996 Telecommunications Act, FCC standards and requirements, local zoning and building regulations/conformance, and technology. 

"We at Cractt hope to provide a starting point of legal educated insight and defense concerning the cell phone tower that may end up on your school property or within your residential neighborhood.  We help put the puzzle pieces together in answering such questions as: Is the cell tower siting needed?  Is there really a gap in cell phone coverage within the area?  Was the application to sit the tower fraudulent?  Is collocation possible or another site to sit the tower available?  Knowledge is power!  We at Cractt hope to provide free proactive help and resource, equipping the American public by offering solutions of defense against illegal cell tower property takeovers, and the battle of local government zoning and building controls."   - Jane Celltower - Founder and President of Cractt. 

WHERE, WHAT, AND WHY LOCAL GOVERNMENT'S FAIL TO MEET SUFFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS WHICH STATE THAT "NO APPLICATION SHALL BE ACCEPTED BEFORE IT IS SUFFICIENT IN MEETING CODE AND GUIDELINES," LEAVES THEM WIDE-OPEN TO CITIZEN LAW SUITS! 

The PlanWireless and Kreines & Kreines, Inc.  (58 Paseo Mirasol, Tiburon, CA  94920) give sound legal advice as to "Why the Local Government Benefits from Citizen Disputes."   PlanWireless confirms, " The local government will learn - sometimes the hard way - that there are three lessons to be learned from citizen opposition to towers:

1. Plan for cell sites rather than react to them.
2. Tower ordinances that encourage towers don't work.
3. Listen to your citizens, local governments.
   

ABOUT JANE CELLTOWER

Jane Celltower is a research journalist, who has been a social justice activist for over two decades.  Her allas name and indentity remain hidden while her on-going research concerning wireless service providers and local  governments compromise of local, state, and national laws relating to the building and siting of cell phone towers within residential properties, schools, and even area churches. The fraudualent actions of big industry cell phone giants, and many city, county, and local government officials, who often have a laxidazical enforcement of building and ULCD zoning codes, leaves one to question section 704, of the 1996 Telecommunications Act's application. 

Because of new laws, cell phone companies are taking advantage of good, law abiding, tax paying citizens. You can read Ms. Celltower's real time event news and reports, interviews, and findings, as she puts the pieces together, in order to solve the paradoxical puzzle and answer the question,"How could they get away with building a cell phone tower within or next to residential property subdivisions and/or school property without notification?"  The answer to that question is simple, "Your local government allowed them to, either by choice,or due to lack of adherence to local zoning ordinance/ code compliance, or a weak wireless zoning ordinance." 

Jane's emotional triade and research concerning cell tower take-over of private residential property zoning, and related health hazards, can be read on her diary web page or by clicking the hyperlink:   The Jane Celltower's Diary .  Resolving the drama and chaos of many legal cell tower siting battles has become a philanthropic outreach.  Ms. Celltower explains, "We at 'Cractt' hope to provide all American citizens a base network by which they can protect their right to safety, privacy, and the unfair, unconstitutional take-over of documented residential property zoning and building rights.   And building of cell phone towers on school property."   As her efforts and community service are dedicated to reaching beyond her limited geographical county in the beautiful state of  Georgia, in hopes of serving all of Americans who dream a dream, and hope for a brighter future.

WHO IS JANE CELLTOWER?

First and foremost, Ms. Jane Celltower  is a Christian, coming from a fourth generation of Christian heritage and service to God.  With grandparents who were missionaries, Ms. Celltower grew up in an environment of concern and community service, helping those in need.  Her father is from the rural south, and is a former Lay Pastor and Navy war veteran.  Having served as a crewmen on task force flagship USS Mt. McKinley.  He participated in landing at the Korean East Coast port of Wonsan.  At age 82, he soley manages, stocks, supplies, and administers food, at the Christian charity food bank, he established and fosters.  He most recently resigned that job due to health reasons. Jane Celltower's mother was born and raised in the great state of New York, served as a public education school teacher, having been nominated as a state "Teacher of the Year."   

For over two decades Ms. Celltower has served the American public, dedicated to making things right, holding to the Constitution of America. Active in many political and social justice campaigns, she has personally raised funding and food for children in America, as well as Calcutta India.. A former foster parent and Parent's Anonymous counselor, her philanthropic efforts had her named an “Outstanding Young Women Of America”, described as an asset to her community and nation by its board and chairman.  Naturally service oriented, as the Founder and President of Cractt her outreach is Global in scope, Educational in perspective, Political in cause, with the protection and safety of American citizens and their constitutional right to safety, protection, privacy, and property rights.

Copyright, 2010-2015.  Jane Celltower.  All Rights Reserved.

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