Government
Feb. 15, 2012
Municipalities angry over FCC move
The Federal Communications Commission's efforts to improve access to high-speed Internet are raising the ire of municipal advocates, who say the measures erode local control over land-use decisions.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Federal efforts to improve access to high-speed Internet are raising the ire of municipal advocates who say a Federal Communications Commission measure erodes local control over land-use decisions.
Cities and counties say they support expanding broadband infrastructure but argue that local officials should have the final say on issues such as where to place the equipment and how to manage public rights o...
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