No more than one parabolic, hemispheric or similar antenna shall be erected, constructed, installed or maintained on a single lot or premises and shall not be erected, constructed or installed upon the roof of any building or accessory building. No such erection, construction, installation and/or maintenance shall be permitted or continued except when permitted by special exception by the Board of Zoning Appeals after public hearing in compliance with the provisions of this chapter. The first permit granted to any applicant under this section shall be conditional and shall be for a period of not more than two years. Any applicant for renewal of any such conditional permit shall be acted upon in the same manner as an initial application.

Irrespective of when constructed and irrespective of the material out of which it has been constructed, the parabolic disc or similar antenna and all supporting structures shall be considered a structure with respect to building area, shall comply with all rules and regulations regarding accessory structures and shall be considered real property as defined by Real Property Tax Law, § 102, Subdivision 12(b), and made assessable pursuant to RPTE 300.

Any parabolic disc or antenna shall be located only in the rear yard of any lot.

The use of any illumination for the parabolic disc or antenna is strictly prohibited.

All connections shall be made so that wiring and supporting cables will not be visible from the street.

A location survey showing existing structures upon the premises, their location and distance from the proposed disc or antenna, the dimensions of the parabolic disc or antennae, the setbacks of the parabolic disc or antenna from each property line and all properties and structures within a two-hundred-foot radius of the premises, showing the names and street addresses of the record owners or such property;

A detailed plan showing the material from which the parabolic disc or antenna is to be constructed and the proposed color of the parabolic disc or antenna;

A landscape plan, illustrating adequate screening of the parabolic disc or antenna which will be provided to screen the parabolic disc or antenna from the roadway and adjoining property owners. All screening required shall be by coniferous trees and shall be of sufficient height and density to screen 100% of the parabolic disc or antenna from sight at ground level from the roadway and from properties located within a two-hundred-foot radius of the premises during the entire year;

A filing fee as set by the Board of Trustees by resolution of a majority vote of its members present at a Board meeting.[1] Said filing fee shall not be returnable whether application is approved or disapproved.

Such other information or data as may be required by the Board of Zoning Appeals.

The applicant shall, in writing, agree to remove the parabolic disc or antenna at its own expense if the applicant moves, if the premises is sold or, in the case of a corporation, if there is a transfer of 10% or more of the stock of the corporation and shall post a performance bond in the amount sufficient to cover the cost of such removal.

The applicant shall, in writing, agree to maintain and/or replace the screening as shown on the landscape plan. In the event that the applicant fails or refuses to properly maintain the screening, after notice to the applicant and a hearing before the Board of Trustees, the Village, at the cost and expense of the property owner, may maintain or replace the screening or parts thereof. Any unreimbursed costs incurred by the Village will become assessed against the property.

The diameter of width of any parabolic disc or antenna shall not exceed 36 inches.

The parabolic disc or antenna is not attached to the roof of any building or accessory building.