Ralph Robinson Organizes Community Meeting for March 1, 2012 at 7pm
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Councillor Ralph Robinson of Ward 1 who has been strongly opposed to the added cellular antennas has organized a public meeting on March 1, 2012 at 7 pm at the Church of the Nazarene locacted at 320 Bronte Road.
Ralph and Councillor Alan Johnston have invited a number of guest speakers. Awaiting confirmation is Mayor Rob Burton, Town Councillors, Halton Regional Police Service, the Fire Department, Terence Young, Kevin Flynn, other guests and the media.
To educate everyone to the potential dangers of these antenna, Trent university professor Dr. Magda Havas will present the latest studies and IARC/WHO findings concerning the health effects from over exposure to RF microwave radiation from the cell antennas installed at the fire hall.
It is important for as many local Bronte residents as possible to be in attendance to showcase our support against the new commercial services and awareness for next steps.
Please confirm your attendance by posting a comment to the blog that you will be attending. Thank you!
Kevin Flynn Opposed to Cell Towers in Residential Neighborhoods
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Kevin Flynn was approached for his position on cell towers in residential neighborhoods which he stated that he was opposed to. Provided below is the communication provided from Mr. Flynn’s office: ” Thank you for emailing MPP Flynn with regards … Continue reading
Ralph Robinson Strongly Opposed to Cell Tower Add-Ons
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Ward 1 Councilor, Ralph Robinson, has been opposed to the Bell Cellular Add-ons right from Day one. Ralph has written a letter that he wanted to share with local Bronte residents that outlines his position that he is strongly against … Continue reading
Resolution Passed by the Town of Oakville
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Ralph Robinson shared with us today the resolution that was passed by Council on Dec.19. What I find interesting about the resolution is that it provides the Town the authority to amend the contract as required. What makes this interesting … Continue reading
President of Oakville Professional Fire Fighter’s Association Supports Council’s Decision
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Carmen Santoro , who is the President of the Oakville Professional Fire Fighters Association stated their position on the added cell tower coverage is they support the decision of Town Council. While Mr Santoro did state that further testing needs to … Continue reading
Town of Oakville Interim Telecommunications Facilities Protocol
It is very interesting to read through the Town of Oakville’s protocol for telecommunications that was adopted on October 24, 2011. In a span of less than one month after adopting these guidelines that includes items like public consultation and minimum setbacks from residential areas, the Bell Tower add-ons are able to easily pass through without public consultation based on a technicality that it is an existing tower. Attached is link to the Town of Oakville policy -Council supports call for tougher rules for cell towers
The Town of Oakville supports tougher rule for cell towers on properties that are not owned by the Town, but on their own property, their beliefs are different.
See article from the Oakville Beaver –http://www.insidehalton.com/article/1012530–council-supports-call-for-tougher-rules-for-cell-towers
Pam Damoff Requests Fire Fighters Position on the Cell Tower
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Ward 2 Town of Oakville Councillor Pam Damoff who was opposed to the commercial cell tower add-on was kind enough to further pursue the issue and ask what the Oakville Professional Fire Fighters Association position on the issue. The Oakville … Continue reading
International Association of Fire Fighters Position on Cell Towers
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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIRE FIGHTERS DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, SAFETY AND MEDICINE Position on the Health Effects from Radio Frequency/Microwave (RF/MW) Radiation in Fire Department Facilities from Base Stations for Antennas and Towers for the Conduction of Cell Phone Transmissions … Continue reading
Cell Tower Add on’s Not Wanted
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Oakville Beaver: December 21, 2011 Despite objections from area residents, a cell tower located at Bronte Road and Rebecca Street previously used for emergency purposes only, is going commercial. Oakville Town council gave a green light Monday to the Halton … Continue reading
