Objects to a proposed neighborhood tower in North Conway, alleges denial of due process, and raises expos…

HHS public comment #3563 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-19

#1Objects to a proposed neighborhood tower in North Conway, alleges denial of due process, and raises expos…by Kevin MACMILLAN » 2026-10-19
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Objects to a proposed neighborhood tower in North Conway, alleges denial of due process, and raises exposure and DNA-related concerns.

  • Towers & siting: eighborhood has been denied Due Process in a cell tower Application at Artist Falls Road in North Conway NH. It is a pol
  • Exposure limits & oversight: Our neighborhood has been denied Due Process in a cell tower Application at Artist Falls Road in North Conway
  • Proposed biological mechanisms: e effected severely according to Science.Our DNA is a fractal antenna and according to the Inverse square law ; we are in the area of

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Our neighborhood has been denied Due Process in a cell tower Application at Artist Falls Road in North Conway NH. It is a political decision that ignores safety of the residents. The neighborhood is less than 300 meters from this 160 ft Tower that starts at an elevation 20( twenty ) ft higher than the neighborhood. So a difference of 180 ft altogether. We will be effected severely according to Science.Our DNA is a fractal antenna and according to the Inverse square law ; we are in the area of greatest intensity in the electromagnetic fields.

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