By KRISTA GROMALSKI

SHOHOLA - In a ten-minute meeting on October 19, the Shohola Township Board of Supervisors said no to Princeton Towers' requests for conditional use and land development permits for two proposed cell towers.

No discussion was heard on the denial of all seven of Princeton's' requests for the sites at Shohola Falls and German Hill Road.

Township Solicitor Edwin Abrahamsen, within 15 days of the decision, will issue a written statement of the reasons for denial, said Chairman George Fluhr.

Denise Archer of Princeton Towers was present for last week's decision on the applications, but made no public comment.

Jerry Gilroy, one of the handful of residents in attendance, said he is pleased with the decision. Gilroy is not against cell towers, he said, but is opposed to Princeton's proposed locations.