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** YOUR SATELLITE RIGHTS **
The FCC has mandated that no landlord, condo, city, state or any other organization or government agency can disallow anyone with deeded space or a balcony (in the case of an apartment) that faces a satellite, the right to put up a satellite dish under 1 meter.
They cannot require a permit, advance notification, the payment of any fee or force the owner or tenant to move the dish (or antenna) if they don't like the way it makes the property look. As long as the space is deeded to an owner or on a balcony in the event of a renter - there are no exceptions to this.
Additionally, the Commission's rulings have concluded that no government or board or building can require any special wind loading requirements for satellite dishes. Neither can they require that they are installed by "licensed electrical contractors" or only by installers who are members of a union.
For more information, you can clicks on the links below:
FCC Over-the-Air Reception Devices Rule
FCC Media Bureau
The Commission's rulings overrule even restricted covenant deeds. Know your rights. If your town, homeowners association or landlord is enforcing an invalid restriction, you can call the Federal Communications Commission at 1-888-CALLFCC.
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