Satellite dishes under two feet in diameter are permitted in any district as an accessory use. In residential districts, satellite dishes are subject to the following conditions:
(a) The use of a satellite dish is restricted to receiving signals for television or radio communications for the use of people occupying the building.
(b) The maximum height of any satellite dish apparatus as measured from its mounting point to the highest point on the dish shall not exceed three feet.
(c) The satellite dish may be mounted to the main building, excluding the front of the structure. The dish may not be mounted on any spire, tower, turret, chimney or pole.
(d) The satellite dish shall not be placed in a front yard. If the dish is placed in a side yard, there must be a 2 foot setback from the front of the structure and any other lot line. (Ord. 30-2007. Passed 12-20-07.)