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T-Mobile Wireless Communications Co-Location Facility Environmental Review (PROJ-25-0004)

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PROJ-25-0004State & Local

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T-Mobile is establishing a wireless communications co-location facility on a 3.56-acre property located at 5494 Forbestown Road, Forbestown, California. The project involves installing six antennas and related equipment at a height of approximately 180 feet on an existing 202-foot tower owned and operated by the South Feather Water and Power Agency. Additionally, the project includes a lease agreement for a 150-square-foot fenced equipment area, the construction of an ice bridge connecting the lease area to the tower, and an easement to connect to an existing utility pole. The project, identified as PROJ-25-0004, was managed by the Butte County Department of Development Services. Following an environmental review process conducted under the California Environmental Quality Act, which included an Initial Study and a public comment period, a Negative Declaration was adopted. On December 17, 2025, the Butte County Zoning Administrator approved the Minor Use Permit with specific conditions, concluding that the project would not have significant environmental impacts. Administrative oversight for the project is led by Alyssa Mendoza and Paula M. Daneluk of the Butte County Department of Development Services.

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T-Mobile will install wireless equipment on a Forbestown tower via a lease agreement.

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Forbestown Road, CA, 95941

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AgencyCalifornia → Butte County
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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → Butte County
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Alyssa MendozaAssistant Planner

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Applicant T-Mobile proposes to install (1) a co-location on an existing tower owned and operated by South Feather Water and Power Agency (SFWPA) and (2) establish a lease agreement for a 10 x 15 foot (150 square feet) area next to the tower within a developed 3.56-acre property owned by SFWPA. T-Mobile seeks approval of a Minor Use Permit for a proposed: co-location, fenced facility with equipment on the lease area, easement to connect to an existing pole, and ice bridge from the lease area to the tower. The 6 antennas and related equipment would be approximately 180 feet high, antenna centerline on the 202 feet tower. The project site is a 3.56-acre parcel at 5494 Forbestown Road, Forbestown CA 95941. The site is located on the southside of Forbestown Road, approximately 1,543 feet east of New York Flat Road and 1,288 feet west of Challenge Cut-off Road. On December 17, 2025 the Butte County Zoning Administrator adopted the Negative Declaration prepared for the project and approved the Minor Use Permit with conditions.

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