(a) Ground-mounted.
(1) No earth station shall be constructed in any front or side yard, but shall be constructed to the rear of the residence or main structure.
(2) No earth station, including its concrete base slab or other substructure, shall be constructed less than eight feet from any property line.
(3) An earth station shall not exceed a grade height of twelve feet.
(4) All structural supports shall be of galvanized metal or painted.
(5) Wiring between an earth station and a receiver shall be placed at least four inches beneath the surface of the ground.
(6) Such earth station shall be designed to withstand a wind force of seventy-five miles per hour without the use of supporting guy wires.
(7) Any driving motor shall be limited to 110v maximum power design and be encased in protective guards.
(8) An earth station must be bonded to a ground rod.
(9) No earth station shall be constructed upon the roof top of any garage, residential dwelling, church, school, apartment building, hospital or any other commercial building or structure. (Option for roof-mounted)
(b) Roof-mounted.
(1) Earth stations shall be mounted directly upon the roof of a primary or accessory structure, as defined in the Building Code, or they may be mounted on a tower or pole mounted in the ground and attached to the rear of the primary or accessory structure such that the structure serves as a primary means of support and is within five feet of the rear of the house.
(2) An earth station shall not exceed a height of more than three feet above the roof upon which it is mounted.
(3) An earth station "dish" shall not exceed three feet in diameter.
(4) An earth station shall be designed to withstand a wind force of eighty-five miles per hour without the use of supporting guy wires.
(5) Any driving motor shall be limited to 110v maximum power design and be encased in protective guards.
(6) An earth station must be bonded to a ground rod.
(Ord. 180-1984. Passed 1-7-85.)