[TowerTalk] 27' height

Kelly Johnson n6kj.kelly at gmail.com
Thu Sep 15 12:17:09 EDT 2005


You will need lots of patience. I've been trying to get my city to change 
its blatently illegal height limit for almost 4 years. I've had ARRL 
directors, an ARRL volunteer counsel, and a ham lawyer involved and it still 
hasn't changed. There is a ray of hope these days (the city "says" it is 
going to change), but it has taken a loooong time to get to this point. It 
would be much easier and require much less patience to move!


 On 9/15/05, Jim Jarvis <jimjarvis at comcast.net> wrote: 
> 
> 
> Jesus,
> 
> You need to get some help from your local ARRL volunteer counsel.
> A 27' height limit is NOT the 'reasonable accomodation' which is
> required by PRB-1. Instead, it is a "you can't do that here"
> statement.
> 
> I recommend you get with ARRL...get their antenna ordinance package,
> and get acquainted with your local volunteer counsel.
> 
> Also...a good bit of patience will serve you well, so take a deep
> breath.
> 
> The best approach here is one which is professional, reasonable,
> unemotional and unthreatening. Whether you can do this yourself, or
> if your ARRL volunteer can better handle it is a matter of judgement.
> 
> I would also recommend that you pick the brains of other local amateurs
> who have experience with adjacent communities, or possibly with the same
> code official who blew you off.
> 
> you've got some work ahead. Good luck.
> 
> 
> n2ea
> jimjarvis at ieee.org
> 
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