Ohio has joined me roster of states that have incorporated
into state law federal restrictions on zoning laws that involve amateur radio
antennas and towers. Significantly, reports the ARRL Letter, Ohio's new law
requires any agency that denies an amateur's antenna application to state the
reasons for the denial and - on any appeal - the agency has the burden of
proof, not the amateur.
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