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May the association, landlord, building management or property owner restrict the installation of an individual antenna because a central antenna will be available in the future?

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May the association, landlord, building management or property owner restrict the installation of an individual antenna because a central antenna will be available in the future?

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It is not the intent of the Commission to deter or unreasonably delay the installation of individual antennas because a central antenna may become available. However, persons could be required to remove individual antennas once a central antenna is available if the cost of removal is paid by the landlord or association and the user is reimbursed for the value of the antenna. Further, an individual who wants video programming or fixed wireless services other than what is available through the central antenna should not be unreasonably delayed in obtaining the desired programming or services either through modifications to the central antenna, installation of an additional central antenna, or by using an individual antenna.

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