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Tower Ordinance

Mesa Arizona Tower Ordinance

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Government - Ordinances and Codes

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Mesa

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US-M-9702

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This is a sample of Municipal Codes when dealing with an ordinance concerning the construction of a tower. This may be used across the United States.

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Interesting Questions

Can the community provide input on tower installations?

Absolutely! The community has a chance to voice their opinions during public meetings. It’s a way for residents to have their say and make sure their thoughts are heard.

How does the ordinance affect existing towers?

Existing towers must still comply with the ordinance. If they want to modify or upgrade, they need to follow the new rules. It’s all about keeping things up to snuff.

Are there height restrictions for towers in Mesa?

Yes, there are height restrictions set by the ordinance. These limits help ensure that towers don't overshadow buildings or natural scenery, keeping the skyline in check.

What types of towers are covered by this ordinance?

The ordinance covers a variety of towers, including those for cell phones, radio, and even amateur radio. If it’s a tower that sends or receives signals, it’s probably included.

Who needs to follow these regulations?

Anyone looking to build a tower or install antennas in Mesa must follow these regulations. This includes businesses, utility companies, and even private individuals who want to put up a structure.

Why was the Tower Ordinance created?

The Tower Ordinance was created to balance the need for communication infrastructure with the community's interest in preserving the character and aesthetics of Mesa. Essentially, it helps keep the neighborhood looking nice while allowing for modern tech.

What is the Mesa Arizona Tower Ordinance?

The Mesa Arizona Tower Ordinance is a set of rules that govern the construction and placement of towers and antennas in Mesa. It aims to ensure that these structures are safely built and blend in with the community.