Satellite Dish on neighbours house

[zag]

Re: Dish restrictions

Very good - I honestly hadn't come across this before.

However, it will take a good bit more reading. A quick google followed by clicking on the first likely link to come up resulted in the following

"Architectural and town-planning obstacles
Concerns of an architectural and town-planning nature, which are often cited in this context, can be met by solutions which make it possible, where necessary and technically feasible, to minimise the visual and aesthetic impact of satellite dishes without impairing quality of reception, under reasonable conditions and at reasonable cost; such solutions can, for example, involve the location of the dish (indoors rather than outdoors) or the type of dish (e.g. a collective dish rather than numerous individual dishes)" - from [broken link removed]

Which seems (at first glance, and without doing further research) to indicate that the Commission backs peoples right to own a dish, but not necessarily to deploy it in whatever way they feel is necessary to receive their service of choice.

Will research further.

z

 

[heinbloed1]

Dish restrictions

Piggy seems to have a somehow similar problem.One owns a property but not the wall(which is shared) to which the dish/antenna needs to be fixed

In Berlin,where more people live in rented apartments,they use tripods on the balcony or in the room on which the dish is mounted.The apartment owners there have the right to forbid the fixing of things to the outside wall,but they don't have the right to restrict the tenants about what they are keeping on the balcony.