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| #e.21850 | Monday 1:00PM to 2:30PM December 3,
2012 | CM | 1.50 |
Current Issues in Cell Tower Leases and Lease BuyoutsLorman Education Serviceslive audio conference, WI This live audio conference will focus on key business issues in wireless site leases, including lease rates, who gets the revenues from additional antennas or carriers being co-located at a site, potential underpayments by cell companies on existing sites and avoiding lease terms which can seriously restrict or prevent an owner’s use or development of its property or trigger a mortgage default.
An emphasis will be on the industry-specific elements and terms of modern cell site leases, as well as why property owners can achieve large rent increases on the renewal or extension of existing leases. You will be better able to identify and resolve issues that are unique to wireless siting, including what may be included in a lease that cannot be included in a government-issued permit, site location and value, lease term and terminations, access requirements, interference regulation and mitigation, design and camouflage, and radio frequency emissions issues.
More Instructors: John Pestle • Partner with the Varnum LLP law firm and chair of its Telecommunications Group
• Represents property owners (individuals, companies, municipalities, schools, churches, farms, etc.) on cell tower leases, amendments and buyouts
• Provides model cell tower leases, currently to more than 500 organizations nationwide
• For more than 25 years has represented clients on cable, telecommunications and other utility matters
• Represented municipalities on 1996 statute adding cell tower zoning provisions to Federal law, received Member of the Year award from national municipal group for same
• Represented National League of Cities and other municipal groups opposing Federal Communications Commission limits on local zoning, permitting for cellular and broadcast towers (0 Ratings)
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