So, after doing some digging through the ISED Technical and Administrative Frequency List (TAFL) database for every entry that would use some form of frequency to transit or receive, I was unable to find anything on Paxman road. That usually means that the device is defunct and just not taken down.
Usually when a device is as old as this, it tends to hang around because it's cheaper to leave it up than it is to pay a crew to take down, unless they were planning to install new hardware in the exact same location. As an area is rebuilt, these devices are either decommissioned, or another device in the area is added which provides an upgrade to range and data transmission. I would believe that for every 5-10 of these older devices, there's 1-2 new devices within the area that cover it significantly better due to the height, as well as the use of a different spectrum frequency.
