Bywater Neighborhood Ass'n v. Tricarico
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
JERRY E. SMITH, Circuit Judge:
The Bywater Neighborhood Association (“Bywater”) seeks the removal of two structures it considers inconsistent with the character of its neighborhood, a national historic district. The two structures are a 200-foot television microwave tower, owned and built by Crescent City Communications Company, Inc. (“Crescent City”), and a satellite earth station, owned and built by Notel Inc. (“Notel”), a firm related to Crescent City. The Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”), together with local authorities, is the regulatory body with authority to issue licenses for…
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