The Greenburgh Town Board (members Catherine, Diane, Donna, and Francis Sheehan) met on October 24, 2025, at 6:32 PM (delayed due to technical problems) to review three applications filed by Crown Castle on behalf of T-Mobile for modifications to wireless facilities on utility poles. The board unanimously deemed all three applications incomplete due to multiple deficiencies, including missing engineer stamps, inconsistent addresses, lack of pole ownership identification, non-site-specific RF emissions reports, and unresolved tenant documentation issues. The applications were for 548 Ardsley Road, 35 Spring Valley Road, and 382 Ardsley Road.
No public comments were received. Only the applicant’s representative, Lauren (from Crown Castle), was present to answer questions.
Today is the 24th of October 2025. It is now 6 32, a full hour and two minutes past when we anticipated beginning this meeting because we have serious technological problems. Oh, I'm not able to hear you now. There we go. No, no. You didn't hear anything? I I heard, I heard up until you gave the date. And okay. Okay. 1024, 2025, 632. We started the meeting. It was still out for 530, but we had technological difficulties. We're here to review three applications by Crown Castle on behalf of with T Mobile. And we have I want to take attendance now. Catherine letter of Plasquette. Me, I'm here. Diane Torstrop. I can't here. Donna Chonikman. I'm here. We are all three here. We have a forum present at the town hall. Francis Sheehan is here. And Lauren, what's your last name? Sorry. E E R G. Yeah. And you're with Crown, yes? Yes, correct. Okay. So let's start with the application that's identified as 548 Ardsley Road. Am I no? No, I'm sorry. Let's start with. Yes. Um that the application starts with one. And it asks your name, address, and qualifications of persons preparing the report and his or her or their signatures attesting to the truth and completeness of the information contained here in therein. And we have here the stamps for the first two engineers, and we have no stamp, and we have no date of signature for Ray Cap, which is also an engineer, and we need a stamp. This we will have that same statement made in the other two because the situation is the same. So I'm writing the need need stamp for engineer. Um Dennis, and I can't pronounce his last name. Okay, so that's incomplete. And two, it asks in the question for the names, addresses, and landline and cellular phone numbers of the property owners, operators, and applicants. And of a an additional question, actually. If I look at the plans, I'm not sure who owns the poll. It says the Verizon poll number is seven six. This isn't the next answer. But if I go to the drawings, this is the one. I apologize. Yes.