-=> Bob Seaborn wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

 BS> In Canada, federal law says that any antenna structure can be up to 15
 BS> metres (about 45 feet) high without going through any approval process.
 BS>  Anything higher may require a fair bit of hoop-jumping.  This
 BS> supercedes any local, municipal, or provincial requirements (however
 BS> may not supercede a requirement for a building permit). I'm sure it
 BS> also supercedes any private property requirements, unless a contract is
 BS> signed concerning it.  But even then an ancient (middle 1800's) British
 BS> law states that a contract cannot supercede any federal or provincial
 BS> law.  I have personally seen this upheld in a local court, but not over
 BS> an antenna structure.

Ahh, OK. :)  Interesting. :)


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