(a) In Residential Districts.
(1) The height of satellite dish antennas shall comply with the maximum height limitation of accessory structures. This requirement may be varied if:
A. Compliance is not possible for reasons beyond the control of the applicant, (e.g., the required orientation for reasonable reception demands a greater height).
B. The proposed antenna height will not exceed the maximum height allowable for the residential structure;
C. Adequate structural integrity is employed in the anchoring and construction of the antenna;
D. The increased height is compatible with surrounding uses; and
E. Any screening requirements imposed by the Board, in addition to those set forth in Section 1167.07 are complied with;
(2) The maximum size of satellite dish antennas shall be twelve feet in diameter.
(b) In Nonresidential Districts.
(1) The height of satellite dish antennas shall not exceed that permitted for principal use structures in the district. This requirement may be varied for roof-mounted satellite dish antennas, provided that the diameter of the dish is less than twenty-five percent (25%) of the height of the building;
(2) The maximum size of satellite dish antennas shall be seven meters in diameter. This requirement may be varied if the Board finds that the proposed larger size will be compatible with the environment and surrounding uses.
(Ord. 91-103. Passed 3-4-91.)