WA7PRC, Bryan:
You missed the point and purpose of my post. I'm not debating "more requirements=fewer choices". That's obvious, and you've made that statement countless numbers of times.
With many folks on here saying how easy it is to find a suitable home with no antenna restrictions, I devised a list of what I believe to be fairly normal requirements and desires when a family is searching for a brand new/newer subdivision/master-planned community home. And I gave a leeway of homes built within the last 20+years. Actually, with rapidly developing technological, design, and construction advances, a lot of people want something built new, or in the last 5-10 years. Not an outlandish desire, and why should one make major compromises when spending hundreds of thousands of dollars?
Using my stated list, I'm asking anyone to tell us about subdivisions/master-planned communities that have NO CC&R antenna restrictions. I'm not sounding off on the pros and cons of an ARPA bill.
WW7KE:
Hello neighbor (relatively). I'm not allowed to put up anything in Gold Canyon. What you see on qrz.com was done without HOA permission, and has been there for over 10 years.
I lived in a NE Mesa subdivision from 1992-1997, and a SE Mesa subdivision from 1997-2002 (both antenna restricted) before moving to Gold Canyon. Was your current home built after 1995, and does it have ANY CC&R's (even though no HOA)? You mentioned you can "get away" with anything...". Does it meet all the other requirements I stated? The Red Mountain Ranch "area" is nice, but Red Mountain Ranch itself, Las Sendas, and any other new/newer builder subdivisions in that area all have antenna restricted CC&R's.
Older 1970's homes are not on my list, so that leaves those out. Many new/newer homes are built with high energy efficient ratings on insulation, windows, and higher SEER rated HVAC systems...all very desirable amenities. New construction techniques, "smart home" technology, design features like granite countertops are all now being offered as standard in new-built homes. Show me one of those subdivisions with no antenna restricted CC&R's. That's why I posted this...I haven't found any.
73, Bob K7JQ