ARRL reports on state legislative changes
The American Radio Relay League announced that lawmakers in three states—Arizona, Maryland and Oklahoma—are considering amateur radio antenna bills that would put the limited federal pre-emption known as PRB-1 into each state’s statutes. The Arizona and ...
The American Radio Relay League announced that lawmakers in three states—Arizona, Maryland and Oklahoma—are considering amateur radio antenna bills that would put the limited federal pre-emption known as PRB-1 into each state’s statutes. The Arizona and Maryland bills would require that municipal land-use or zoning regulations “reasonably accommodate” amateur radio communication per PRB-1.
In Oklahoma, the measure provides that municipal ordinances regulating amateur radio antennas or antenna support structures must allow for the erection of such infrastructure “at a height and dimension sufficient to accommodate amateur radio service communications.”
