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Amateur Operator

A person licensed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to use designated radio frequency bands for non-commercial exchange of messages, self-training, and technical investigations, typically referred to as a 'ham radio' operator.

Amateur Station Antenna

The equipment used by an amateur radio operator to transmit and receive radio signals, typically mounted outdoors.

Communications Act of 1934

A foundational U.S. federal law that created the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and governs all interstate and international communications by wire, radio, television, cable, and satellite.

Private Land Use Restriction

Rules or agreements, often found in homeowners' association (HOA) covenants or property deeds, that govern how property can be used or what can be built on it within a private community or development.

Restrictive Covenants

Legally enforceable rules or conditions placed on a property's deed, usually by a developer or homeowners' association, that dictate how the land can be used or what can be built on it.

Preemption

In law, when a higher level of government (like federal) limits or eliminates the power of a lower level of government (like state or local) to regulate in a particular area. In this bill, it refers to federal law overriding private land use restrictions.