Good lord ! $20k for a permit?
The point I am making here is not the cost. Its that government is out of
control. While to many HAMs out there with issues and higher cost, I agree
my situation (cost for permit) is nothing, the underlying issue here is that
work needs legislatively at state and federal levels for protection of HAM
radio antenna structures. PRB-1 is not enough nor is the minimal of having
PRB-1 as state law.
73' Bill
On 8/31/07, J.P. <jp@ezoom.net> wrote:
>
> Just be happy you didn't pay the $20,000 for your permit that I did 11
> years ago.
>
> W2XX/7
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>
> On Fri, 2007-08-31 at 16:07 -0700, Jim Lux wrote:
> > bill rubin wrote:
> > > Well I finally got the permit for a 90' tower. But not without issues
> and
> > > additional expense. My local zoning office seems to believe that
> Rohn's
> > > specs. or TIA-222 standard are not good enough. nor is a PE Stamp on a
> > > letter saying the design provide is complaint. They required each
> page of
> > > the spec. have a PE Stamp.
> > >
>
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