I'll NEVER buy into any property with such nonsense. PERIOD.

If you want to live under the paint & lawn Nazis go live in Irvine
(Calif). Oh and make sure your window coverings all match. I was
working on one building were the Irvine Co. (land nazis who own lots
of the county) had a ****-fit because the intercom on the building
didn't "match" the rest of the bland non-threatening colors. They even
ripped up the sidewalk cause it was 1 shade off of some oppressive
color scheme. And repainted the generator enclosed *3* times for the
same reason.

Thank god I live in an older town where there are plenty of
bull****-free properties that you actually OWN without restrictions.
The city only has a few ordinances such as not storing piece of ****
cars on the street for more than 72 hours, and not paving over your
entire front yard for parking. You can have however many RV's and
boats that you want in the back yard and long as there's a 6' fence.
And yes we allow fences.

On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 15:05:36 -0500, wrote:

Thank you.... .......

I am moving into a housing plan with such antenna restrictions. But
what housing plan doesn't have them. There is always someone trying to
tell some else how to live their lives, or knows what's best for you.

"A.Pismo Clam" wrote:

Hello All!

I live in San Diego and have been a PBS supporter for many years. An
article in this months "On Air" PBS magazine has made my day! The
article is on page #3. It is written by the General Manager of the tv
station. I have not read the document in question, but it does sound too
good to be true. How curious are you? If you live in San Diego, you
might find a copy in your local library.

In essence he says that the:

"...[Federal] government will defend your right to crawl up on the roof
and put up a BIG, HONKING antenna, despite the protests of nosy
neighbors, community planners, rental management companies, local
governemnt bureaucrats and other meddlesome busybodies."

Want to know how? Here is the URL:

www.fcc.gov/mb/facts/otard.html

Now you may have to prove to "the opposition" that the antenna you have
erected can indeed receive "local" television stations, but that should
not be that difficult to do...