Wireless communications firm T-Mobile South has sued DeKalb County a second time in its continuing efforts to erect cellphone towers on public school properties.
T-Mobile says its leasing deal with the DeKalb County Board of Education to erect towers at nine of the county’s public schools exempts it from local zoning laws the county is attempting to enforce. The company filed suit in U.S. District Court on Dec. 20, asking Judge Thomas Thrash Jr. to force the county to issue a land development permit so it can build a wireless tower at the Margaret Harris Comprehensive School in Atlanta.
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