[Towertalk] Ham friendly CC&Rs?

[k0sd@juno.com]

   The one exception I know to this is, if the additional antenna(s) adds
to the overall height on the tower, with the highest stucture over 200 ft
or within the glideslope of an airport.   
   The FCC already has a tower height and highest structure on every 
registered tower (you can go to the fcc website and see that, and it is
manditory within any airport glideslope or over 200 ft tower).   If you
put something up that is extends up higher than any of the above
mentioned, it will have to be licensed/registered with the fcc/faa.   If
it extends into the local airport glide-slope, it will probably be
denied.    You will certainly have to get approval from the FAA before it
is approved.  Not doing so can result in a few $10,000 fine, it only cost
a local cellular company about $500,000 locally a year ago.   
   I'm a tech with the largest paging company in the USA, have to deal
with licensing issues too often.   If there's any questions, it has to go
past my engineering and legal departments before we can install anything.

73's de Stephen, K0SD in NC

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On Sat, 25 May 2002 00:11:04 -0400 "Tom Rauch" <w8ji@contesting.com>
writes:
> > I have indeed mis-spoken - the 200 foot requirement is the only 
> thing
> > alluded to in FCC docs regarding your license (or at least used to
> > be)....other than that it has been no questions asked....
> 
> Hams often tell me I'm not "allowed" to have a 300-foot without FCC 
> permission, and even claim I should "ask FCC permission" every time 
> I 
> install a new amateur antenna on my registered structure, or some 
> other registered structure!
> 
> The  FCC only cares if the FAA approved the tower (assuming it needs 
> 
> approved), if the tower conforms to the FAA-approved marking and 
> lighting (if needed), and if the registration number and the slip of 
> 
> paper the FCC issues is properly posted.73, Tom W8JI
> W8JI@contesting.com 
> 
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