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SMALL CELL FACILITIES IN ST. LOUIS

 

Who can I contact?

The City of St. Louis strongly encourages direct communications with the specific wireless provider or company who is installing specific equipment. City of St. Louis staff is available to discuss processing and policy related questions. The following list of contacts is provided for your convenience.

Communications Division of the City of St. Louis

Email: brooks-sandersd@stlouis-mo.gov

SMALL CELL FACILITIES IN ST. LOUIS

 

Who can I contact?

The City of St. Louis strongly encourages direct communications with the specific wireless provider or company who is installing specific equipment. City of St. Louis staff is available to discuss processing and policy related questions. The following list of contacts is provided for your convenience.

Communications Division of the City of St. Louis

Email: brooks-sandersd@stlouis-mo.gov

FCC

Supporting the deployment of 5G and other next-generation wireless services through smart infrastructure policy is critical. Indeed, upgrading to these new services will, in many ways, represent a more fundamental change than the transition to prior generations of wireless service. 5G can enable increased competition for a range of services—including broadband—support new healthcare and Internet of Things applications, speed the transition to life-saving connected car technologies, and create jobs. It is estimated that wireless providers will invest $275 billion over the next decade in next generation wireless infrastructure deployments, which should generate an expected three million new jobs and boost our nation’s GDP by half a trillion dollars. Moving quickly to enable this transition is important, as a new report forecasts that speeding 5G infrastructure deployment by even one year would unleash an additional $100 billion to the U.S. economy. Removing barriers can also ensure that every community gets a fair shot at these deployments and the opportunities they enable.

Small Wireless Facilities

City Ordinance 70892 – Small Wireless Facilities

An ordinance creating a new chapter under title 23 of the Revised Code of the City of St. Louis, titled Small Wireless Facilities and pertaining to the establishment of procedures and requirements relating to the construction and deployment of small wireless facilities; to be codified as Chapter 23.59 of the Revised Code of the City of St. Louis; containing a severability clause, savings clause and an emergency clause.

City Ordinance 70913 – Amending Small Wireless Facilities

An ordinance amending Section Three of Ordinance No. 70892 pertaining to the establishment of procedures and requirements for the collocation and deployment of Small Wireless Facilities in the right-of-way and City property by adding a new subsection L to Section Three of Ordinance 70892 to permit the City of St. Louis to require reasonable, technically feasible, nondiscriminatory and technologically neutral design or concealment measures in a Historic District; and containing an emergency clause.