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Everything you need to know to educate yourself about the placement of a cell tower in our park

Petition

Please use the following link to sign the petition in opposition of the cell tower placement in Leonard Park. This cell tower will be within feet of the pool, ball fields, playground and within the disc golf course.

This campaign needs you nowOpposition to Leonard Park Cell Tower

Letters Written in Opposition

Mt. Kisco Officials’ Cell Tower Decision Fails to Protect Leonard Park | The Examiner NewsThe majority of the Mount Kisco Village Board voted to allow the installation of a cell tower through a frequently utilized wooded portion of Leonard Park.

Natural Resources Inventory

Town/Village of Mount Kisco, NY: Natural Resources InventoryCh 75A [HISTORY: Adopted by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Kisco 2-26-2018 by L.L. No. 2-2018. Amendments noted where applicable.] The purpose of this chapter is to protect natural resources in the Village/Town of Mount Kisco by adopting a Nat

Informational Videos, Articles & Websites

Parents concerned about cell tower

Cell Towers in Public Areas

After several childhood cancer cases at one school, parents question cell tower radiation

Hidden Surprises of Microwave Radiation - Wireless Radiation

Informational Letter of Opposition of a cell tower by David O. Carpenter, M.D, Director, Institute for Health and the Environment University of Albany

Cell Tower Radiation Microwave Radiation Dangers In a Natural Environment

High exposure to radio frequency radiation associated with cancer in male ratsNTP releases final reports on rat and mouse studies of radio frequency radiation like that used in 2G and 3G cell phone technologies.

A SALUTE TO LOCAL IN STRATEGY OF 1781 (Published 1981)

Leonard Park was home for 3 nights to French General Jean Baptiste Rochambeau's 5,000 men on his way to meet join forces with George Washington's troops on July 3, 4, and 5th in 1781.

French Infantry Campsite 13 (south) at Mount Kisko/North Castle/Leonard Park - The Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary RouteHaving covered the 22/24 – mile march in just about eight hours, the Second Brigade arrived at the edge of Leonard Park and the grounds of the Northern Westchester Hospital Center (junction of Routes 117 and 172) in Mount Kisco around 13:00 on July 3, 1781. Here the First Brigade, just arrived after an easy march from near-by Bedford, had set up Camp 13 since departure from their first camp in Providence, Rhode Island, on June 18,...[Read More]

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