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It would be really helpful to know what concrete actions to take to my City Council, if I want this to happen. Is there model legislation I can point at? What about my city's current processes is helpful or harmful to adding 5G? How can I find ISP's interested in making this happen in my town?

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This is an area I have experience and expertise in. Look at Master License Agreements in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Charlotte. Some states also have uniform legislation snaking its way through the various bodies, including Virginia, Ohio, Washington, Minnesota, Colorado, Florida, and California. Some is driven by ALEC and/or the wireless carriers, so it may be aggressively pro-deployment (to the detriment of local cities), but it's at least somewhere to look. If you're interested, PM me and I can share some materials on this, or at least discuss further.

PM? How?

Based on comment history I assume info@docketdaily.com gets to him.

That domain is expired: http://whois.domaintools.com/docketdaily.com

There is no PM functionality on Hacker News, and I don't see contact information in your profile.

Based on comment history I assume info@docketdaily.com gets to him.

That domain is expired: http://whois.domaintools.com/docketdaily.com

You should check if your city has a planning commission/committee, and ask them. Or, just ask this question directly to the City Council -- not every communication to a city has to be a prepared presentation... you can simply make known, in general, what you want, so they can be informed as they do their work.

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