Cell Tower Lease at Marcella Vivrette Smith Park
Summary
The city is evaluating its first cell tower lease under the newly enacted Tier 4 code at the police department headquarters. Commissioners discussed whether to use a first-come, first-served approach or a competitive RFP process for city-owned properties.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jun 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
Generates initial lease fees plus monthly rental revenue of $1,000 with additional increments for co-located carriers.
Residents experiencing cellular coverage gaps and emergency service communications providers.
Competing tower siting companies not selected under the initial application.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Brentwood City Commission Agenda — June 22, 2026
To fix weak cell service areas in town, the city approved a new lease agreement with Vogue Towers to install a camouflaged cell tower at the park's water tank.
City Commission Briefing — June 18, 2026
Brentwood is moving forward with a lease agreement to install a disguised cell tower at Smith Park to fix major cell service dead zones in the area. The tower will host multiple carriers and significantly improve coverage for surrounding neighborhoods.
City Commission Briefing — April 9, 2026
The city is evaluating its first cell tower lease under the newly enacted Tier 4 code at the police department headquarters. Commissioners discussed whether to use a first-come, first-served approach or a competitive RFP process for city-owned properties.
BRENTWOOD PLANNING COMMISSION — February 2, 2026
Brentwood is updating its outdated 2001 cell tower rules to help telecom companies fill annoying dead zones, especially on the east side of town. The new rules allow taller cell towers up to 160 feet on government land or neighborhood common areas, but require companies to prove the need, use stealth designs like fake trees, notify neighbors within 1,000 feet, and build towers that collapse inward for safety.
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