The requirements of Subtitle C §§ 1303 through 1306 shall not apply to any antenna that is:
For the purposes of Subtitle C § 1307.1, parapets and the walls of penthouses, and rooftop structures may include an opaque membrane covering a port in front of the antenna that screens the antenna, blends with the wall and allows the antenna to operate.
The requirements of Subtitle C §§ 1303 through 1306 do not apply to the following classes of antennas. The maximum number of antennas within a class that may be placed on a building or located on a lot is as follows:
TABLE C § 1307.3: MAXIMUM NUMBER OF ANTENNAS BY CLASS
Class of Antenna | Maximum Number |
Residential type uhf/vhf television and frequency modulation (fm) radio receiving Yagi antenna located on the roof of a principal building, not to exceed 8 ft. horizontally. | 2 |
Whip antennas not exceeding 21/2 in. in diameter, with a mounted dimension. (Except that no longer than 12 ft. in any direction, and there located on a principal building, shall be no numeric limit on the number of whip antennas that are dedicated to the provision of emergency services to the District of Columbia.) | 2 |
Residential type super high frequency antenna located on the roof of a principal building, not to exceed 3 ft. in any dimension, excluding the support element. | 1 |
Dish antenna located on the roof of a principal building with a diameter of no more than 4 ft., not taller than 8 ft. as measured from the roof surface on which it is mounted, and set back from the edge of the roof a distance at least equal to its height above the roof. The principal building shall have a height of no less than 25 ft. | 1 |
Whip antenna mounted on a vehicle on private property. | 1 |
A proposed antenna which does not comply with the above requirements or numeric limitation set forth in Subtitle C § 1307.3 may be permitted subject to the requirements of Subtitle C §§ 1303 through 1306.
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 11, r. 11-C1307