(a) Residential Districts.
(1) No satellite dish antenna used for transmission purposes shall be allowed and no more than one receive-only antenna shall be located on each lot.
(2) Satellite dish antennas in residential districts shall comply with the setback requirements for accessory structures in such districts, as set forth in Chapter 1155. This requirement may be varied upon a finding that reasonable signal reception cannot be received from an otherwise permitted location and the burden on any adjoining property owner is insubstantial.
(3) The satellite dish antenna shall not be installed in the area between the lot's front property line and the residential structure located thereon or in any side yard.
(4) The satellite dish antenna shall be ground-mounted or located within a permitted structure.
(5) The satellite dish antenna shall only be linked to receivers located on the same lot or premises as the antennae.
(b) Nonresidential Districts.
(1) The satellite dish antenna shall comply with the principal use setback requirements for the district in which it is located if the satellite dish antenna constitutes the principal use of the property or the satellite dish antenna is located on property which adjoins a residential district or lot. In all other circumstances, the antenna shall be at least ten feet from the property line.
(2) The satellite dish antenna shall not be installed in the area between the lot's front property line and the primary structure located thereon.
(3) The satellite dish antenna shall be ground-mounted, located within a permitted structure or on a flat roof.
(4) A satellite dish antenna shall only be linked to receivers or transmitters located on the same lot or premises as the antenna. Separate lots under common ownership or use shall be deemed to be the same premises for purposes of this section.
(Ord. 91-103. Passed 3-4-91.)