Parabolic or satellite dish antennas shall be permitted as accessory structures in any zoning district, provided that:
(a) No such antenna shall be located in any front yard.
(b) No more than one satellite or parabolic dish antenna shall be located on any one lot.
(c) In residence districts, no such antenna exceeding four feet in height, diameter or depth shall be installed on any roof or above any building.
In commercial and industrial districts, no such antenna exceeding twelve feet in height, diameter or depth shall be installed on any roof or above any building.
(d) When roof-mounted, the satellite or parabolic dish antenna shall be located on a portion of the roof which slopes away from the front of the lot and no part of the antenna shall project above the ridgeline of the roof.
(e) The diameter of any satellite or parabolic dish antenna, other than those installed on a roof or above a building, shall not exceed twelve feet.
(f) No part of any freestanding antenna structure shall be located any closer than ten feet to any property line.
(g) The maximum height of any freestanding satellite or parabolic dish antenna shall be fifteen feet.
(h) A building permit shall be required for the installation of any parabolic or satellite dish antenna. The permit shall be subject to payment of the required fee as established by resolution of Council.
(Ord. 2717. Passed 2-10-86.)