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. b. Airport: In all cases, however, no structure shall violate the limits and provisions of the Airport Plan of the Metropolitan Development Guide. Subdivision 2. Telecommunication Antennas a. Tower height. Tower height includes the height of the tower from grade to peak including all antennas and other attachments If the tower is located on a structure, the tower height is from base to peak including all antennas and other attachments b. Antenna height. Antenna height includes the height of the antenna from the base of the antenna to the peak and all other attachments c. Private antennas. 11 Private antennas 10 feet or less are a permitted use 2) Private antennas over 10 feet but no more than 20 feet in height above aman-made structure where the man-made structure exists as a principal or a permitted accessory use on the property. shall be a conditional use in all districts • a The setback for the antenna must be one foot/ er foot of antenna from all property lines. 31 In accordance with the Federal Communications Commission preemptive ruling PRB1, a) a private antenna may exceed 20 feet in height above a man-made structure for the purpose of supporting amateur radio provided that a determination is made by the city council as part of the conditional use permit that the additional antenna height is technically necessarv to successfully enaaae in amateur radio communications: b) afree-standing tower or afree-standing antenna not to exceed 50 feet from grade to peak may be constructed for the purpose of supporting amateur radio provided that a determination is made by the city council as part of its conditional use permit that a freestanding tower and/or antenna is technically necessarv to successfully enaaae in amateur radio communications • (1) Afree-standing tower or antenna must be located in the rear yard and be set back one foot from the side and rear property lines for each foot of tower and/or antenna.