(a) Either a solid fence, at least five feet in height measured from the top of the concrete base or caissons specified in Section 1167.05(b), shall be erected or landscaping shall be planted, sufficient to form a permanent visual barrier of five feet in height or grade, whichever is higher, so as to permanently shield most of the structure from view from adjoining properties and public rights of way. Notwithstanding the requirements of this section, only such landscaping or fencing as shall not block the incoming reception signals to the satellite dish antenna shall be required on the reception side of the antenna.
(b) No lettering, numerals, symbols, pictorial signs or designs or advertising shall be permitted on any surface of the antenna.
(c) All satellite dish antennas shall be a nonreflective, nongloss finish of flat black, gray, earth tones or such other color as the Board finds to be compatible with the proposed location of the antenna.
(d) In residential districts, all satellite dish antennas shall be made of open-mesh material.
(e) In nonresidential districts, all transmitting satellite dish antennas shall have sufficient fencing on all sides, in addition to the fencing and landscaping required in subsection (a) hereof, as the Board determines to be necessary to keep people away from the antenna and to adequately protect the health, safety and welfare of the residents.
(Ord. 91-103. Passed 3-4-91.)