I have replied to the other poster in this thread. I understand that there may be some scientific value to these antennas and potentially a public benefit. Tha

I have replied to the other poster in this thread. I understand that there may be some scientific value to these antennas and potentially a public benefit. That makes it even more ridiculous to me that those responsible chose not follow the rules around installing things like this on public lands since it is likely dead simple to gain support for something that will provide a clear public benefit, maybe even enough support that it effectively is paid for by the use of public monies. Clearly these people intended no public benefit or they would've lobbied locally for support.